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"create communities of inquiry capable of stimulating intellectual,
moral, and educational growth among rich and poor alike"1
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The University
Grants Commission funded a project for the study of digital aspects
of acquisition of Spanish as a Foreign Language for the larger interest of
Indian students. SLARC is an integral part of the project to develop an indigenous
resource centre catering to the Indian multilingual students. The intent is to offer our students a truly international standard of
education via the twin thrust of a good theoretical framework coupled with a
pragmatic approach which entwines technology, knowledge and skills for
augmenting future prospects. SLARC information is free (24x7x365) and there
is no fee or any charges whatsoever, as our prime goal is to share knowledge
and develop skills.
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Updated: 07 November 2009 |
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1 Cummins, Jim, and
Sayers, Dennis: Brave New Schools: Challenging Cultural Illiteracy through
Global Learning Networks.