Opotopics Secondary

In this topic we will analyse how language is learnt by understanding the differences between a second language and a foreign language and the most important trends in language instruction.

In this episode we will delve into the works of Romantic luminaries such as William Wordsworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Lord Byron, Mary Shelley and Jane Austen, whose verses and paragraphs illustrated nature's sublime beauty and the tumultuous landscape of the human heart.

In this episode we will have a look at the characteristics of English word formation, in particular, affixation, compounding and conversion.

In this episode we navigate through the heart of American history, from the fiery crucible of the War of Independence to the upsetting battlegrounds of the Civil War.
This topic’s objective is to unravel the saga of a nation's transformation, from a cluster of British colonies to a fractured union shaking on the edge of collapse.

In this episode we travel back to the turbulent era of the Industrial Revolution through the work of Charles Dickens. It was a time when the very core of society was reshaped by the forces of innovation and change.