 John Rassias, developer of the Rassias Method of language instruction. (photo by Joseph Mehling '69) |
Recorded July 9, 2009
For the second consecutive year, 40 Mexican instructors have come to Dartmouth to learn new methods for teaching English to their students. By teaching teachers more dynamic ways to educate students, over time it's expected the country will be able to improve its economic standing. John Rassias, founder of the Rassias Center and the organization that provides that knowledge, and Jim Citron '86, an intercultural educator and director of the program tell why this outreach is important.
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