Developed by the department of Modern Foreign Languages and Literatures of the Center for Human Sciences, Letters and Arts at UFRN, the “Explain me, teach me” project promoted a workshop on the analysis of literary texts on May 20th.
The objective of the project is to awaken in participants a taste for an appreciative reading of literature. All meetings take place monthly, in room I – 19 of sector II, starting at 7pm.
The next meeting takes place on June 10th, with the theme: “Monteiro Lobato for adults”. The extension project is coordinated by professor Izabel Nascimento from DLLEM at UFRN.
The project “Explain me, teach me” gathered a good audience at the meeting in May.
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