Ready, Set, Slay! The Language Competition Taking Over Norwich
Norwich language students have fun competing against each other for the weekly language championship.
Each week, students in Norwich’s beginning level Spanish, Chinese, and ASL [American Sign Language] classes go head-to-head in the first-ever Language Slayer competition. This spirited challenge celebrates dedication, leadership, and a positive attitude toward language learning.
One standout student from the beginning-level classes earns the title of Language Slayer of the Week, recognized for their attendance, commitment, and engagement in class. The weekly champion doesn’t just earn bragging rights — they also receive a WWE-style championship belt, symbolizing their victory and enthusiasm for communication across cultures. Winners are proudly featured on the Norwich Humanities Initiative Instagram, where their hard work and energy are highlighted for the whole campus to see. So far, five students have claimed the title, each representing their language and classroom community with pride. The competition will continue throughout the semester, keeping the excitement alive as students strive to “slay” their way to the top and become the ultimate Language Slayer Champion.
Ready, Set, Slay!
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