NCLC 2015: Speakers Discuss the Importance of Global Competence and Chinese Language Learning

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NCLC 2015: Speakers Discuss the Importance of Global Competence and Chinese Language Learning

ATLANTA, April 16, 2015 — At the 2015 National Chinese Language Conference, speakers Mark P. Becker, Yawei Liu, David Coleman, Tom Nagorski, and Xu Lin speak about China learning initiatives and the importance of global competence for young students. (1 hr., 5 min.)

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