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Played by millions of people worldwide, Bridge is one of the world's most popular and challenging card games. It is also a very good way to train your memory, combination skills and concentration. Bridge is divided into a bidding and a game phase. After these course units, you will have reached the point where you can „play a hand“ so you can play and have fun right from the start. We will also familiarize you with the most important playing and defending techniques and will start the bidding process. No previous knowledge is necessary.
The Bavarian school system is complex and can be challenging for families to navigate. It can be difficult to support your child in making the right decisions that lead to scholastic success. This online talk gives an overview of how the so-called three-tiered system is structured, how children can change from one type of school to another, tutoring, parental involvement, the private school option and more. There are many resources available and guidance will be given on where to seek additional detailed information and advice.
In July 1997 Hong Kong was handed over to the People’s Republic of China after 156 years of British rule. In the Sino-British Joint Declaration, China agreed to allow Hong Kong considerable political autonomy and freedom for the following 50 years. Despite this, Hong Kong’s freedoms have been under pressure ever since. Protests for democracy have been cracked down on, with dissenters being silenced and severely punished. What is the political situation like in Hong Kong today? What remains of the pro-democracy movement? What are the prospects for Hong Kong? Ray Wong is the chairperson of the organisation "Freiheit für Hongkong e.V.". He is a prominent figure in Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement. In 2015, he founded the political group "Hong Kong Indigenous", whose slogan "Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of our times" became the motto of the 2019 protests. During his time in Hong Kong, he was arrested multiple times for his activism. He fled Hong Kong in 2017 and was granted asylum in Germany the following year. This makes him the first Hong Konger to be granted asylum in Germany due to political persecution. Since then, he lives and studies in Göttingen.
This course is for beginners as well as those who wish to improve their drawing skills and refine their understanding of visual language. Using pencils and charcoal, we will explore fundamental techniques such as proportion, shape, perspective, line weights, shading, and value. Students will develop drawing skills and become confident using the tools of visual expression. Needed: PC/laptop/tablet with microphone and camera, good internet connection, current browser version. You will receive the access data by e-mail in good time before the course begins.
Our back plays a crucial role in the stability of our body and spine. Pain is often caused by poor posture, one-sided movements, and lack of exercise. In order to prevent this, the muscles that strengthen the back and improve posture are specifically targeted in the class. These exercises are complemented by mobilization and coordination exercises. The course concludes with an extensive stretching session. This course takes place online using Zoom. An email with the access data will be automatically sent one day before the respective course day at around 6:00 a.m.
You will learn how to write and read Hangul, the Korean alphabet. Additionally, you will acquire the ability to speak and form simple sentences in Korean, while also gaining knowledge about basic grammar and sentence structure. This course will be taught in English. You need at least B2 in English to take part.