Etiqueta: Ideas that shaped the world

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  Ideas that Shaped the World: Leisure

  In this episode of the series "Ideas that Shaped the World", Lucía Guisande and Irea Vila talk about the origins of leisure, and discuss its role from ancient to modern times. A programme produced by the members of the English Speaking and Radio Workshop of our Tui branch. 

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  Die Erfindung des Aspirins

  In dieser Folge unserer Reihe "Ideen, die die Welt veränderten" sprechen B2 Schüler:innen der EOI Vigo über die Erfindung des Aspirins.

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  Ideen, die die Welt veränderten: Die Erfindung des Telefons

  In dieser Folge unserer Reihe "Ideen, die die Welt veränderten" sprechen B2 Schüler:innen der EOI Vigo über die Erfindung des Telefons.

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  Ideas that shaped the world: The Chicken and Egg Conundrum

  In this episode of our series "Ideas that shaped the world", Irea and Zaira, members of the C1 Speaking and Radio Workshop, tell us about this old riddle, its origin and possible solution...

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  Ideas that shaped the world: Winemaking

  In this episode, David and Zaida, members of the C1 Speaking and Radio Workshop, explore the origin of winemaking, an important economic activity in our region.

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  Ideas that Shaped the World: Santa Claus

  This festive episode of our series "Ideas that Shaped the World" deals with Santa Claus. In it, Zaira and David, members of our Radio Workshop, tell us about how the whole idea of Santa Claus developed over time into the popular figure that is so ubiquitous in Western culture today.  Script adaptation by Zaira Lima & Irea Vila. 

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  Ideas that Shaped the World – The News Sheet

  In this episode of our series "Ideas that Shaped the World", Zaida and David, two C1 students of English at the Official Language School of Vigo-Tui, tell us about the origins of the News Sheet - what we now call "newspaper".  Script created and adapted by Zaida Diz and David Rodríguez.  Language: English

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  Ideas that shaped the world: Christine de Pizan

  In this episode of our series on "Ideas that shaped the world", Belén Villacieros tells us about Christine de Pizan and her remarkable work

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  Ideas that shaped the world: The Public Library

  This is the first programme of our news series on various ideas that have shaped our world. In this episode we explore the origin of the public library and also ask some of our English students what they think about them.