PFL .... Student cultural expression



 PFL IV - Projeto Sua Cidade e Seu País
As part of learning Portuguese as a foreign language, students often create products that provide an insight into the culture that they bring to Graded. 


There is therefore an untapped richness  of resources that relate to the idea of "intercultural competence" indicated in our mission statement. I believe that access to such products  can help our community better understand the different cultural experiences at Graded.


                   
PFL II - Projeto Roupas do Mundo
Take a look at some of these projects below:

Projeto Cidade

Projeto Roupas Tradicionais
















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