Summer 2021 Advanced learners' seminars Kyriakos Vasilomanolakis

Each topic requires a double session of about 2+ hours. Learners are provided with passages to study and exercises to do. 1 Mind mapping How to convert a text into a mind map. Use mind mapping in every day situations. 2 Seeking the truth in the media, in logomachies, in statements 3 The secrets of non verbal communication in class with your peers 4 Memory as a way of knowing. ways of registering ways of recalling 5 Ethics into action what is ethics? Human righs Own responsibility

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