Friday, April 29, 2011

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Hace más o menos dos años publiqué este artículo sobre cómo los errores educativos estaban agravando la crisis laboral, lo que contribuía a que nuestro paro fuera muy superior a los demás países europeos. Creo que fue el primer trabajo que estableció una relación de la que ya nadie duda, y hasta la UE la ha recalcado recientemente (aunque todavía hay quien la ignora ).
No estoy nada de acuerdo con la tesis de que los problemas de nuestra Educación se debieran al ladrillo, y poco de acuerdo con que haya más gente estudiando debido a la crisis. Más bien creo que el fracaso escolar se ha reducido debido a medidas puramente educativas (unas few measures of special nature, which aim to alleviate the problems rather than solve them, but it's something), and because of that there are more people in high school or vocational training. This refers, of course, the official system: there are people who have been targeted occupational courses or back to college to form better advantage of the inactivity, of course. But I'm not going to talk about this, but unemployment, education, and that that unemployment is not going to keep growing.
These are the figures of unemployment by educational level extracted from the EPA for the first quarter of 2011, which was published this morning. Low levels of young people are without upper secondary degree (Bachelor or Intermediate FP), means those who do have this title or a Higher Level Vocational Training, and senior college. The series is perfectly comparable to the article cited at the beginning.

Total High Total Media
Employment status by educational attainment. 20 to 24 years
Employed Unemployed Inactive
Netherlands 403,109 364,266 203,801 971,176 Media
397,547 222,734 595,925 1,216,206
65,593 127,856 141,947
335,396 Total 928,512 652,593 941,673 2,522,778
Employed / Unemployed / Employed / Unemployed / Assets /
Total Total Assets Assets
Netherlands 41.5 37.5 52.5 47.5 79, 0
32.7 18.3 64.1 35.9 51.0 High
38.1 19.6 66, 1 33.9 57.7 Total
36.8 25.9 58.7 41.3 62.7
Source: Compiled from data from the EPA (first quarter 2011).

Total Media Total Media 19.5 85.6
Employment status by educational attainment. 25 to 29 years
Employed Unemployed Inactive
Netherlands 640,217 361,797 167,592 1,169 .606
767,444 241,683 162,885 1,172,012 Senior
577,666 139,673 120,957
838,296 Total 1,985,327 743,153 451,434 3,179,914
Employed / Unemployed / Employed / Unemployed / Assets /
Total Total Assets Assets
Netherlands 54.7 30.9 63.9 36.1 85.7
20.6 65.5 76.1 23.9 86.1 High
68.9 16.7 80.5
Total 62.4 23.4 27.2 72.8 85.8
Source: Compiled from data from the EPA (first quarter 2011).

Total Media 1,526,418 High Media High
Employment status by educational attainment. 30 to 34 years
Employed Unemployed Inactive
Netherlands 754,635 353,034 201,565 1,309 .234
1,089,911 140,828 295,679
910,761 115,584 61,332
1,087,677 Total 2,755,307 764,297 403,725 3,923,329
Employed / Unemployed / Employed / Unemployed / Assets /
Total Total Assets Assets Total
Netherlands 57.6 27.0 68.1 31.9 84.6
19 71.4 , 4 78.7 21.3 90.8
83.7 10.6 88.7 94.4 11.3
Total 19.5 70.2 78.3 21.7 89.7
Source: Compiled from EPA data (first quarter of 2011).

see, things have deteriorated further, but the essence has not changed much: at the level of education, fewer unemployed. I will not comment further because I have more time, and the data are quite clear.
remains whether the strike will continue to grow or not. Of course, I have no idea, nor do I know if you have someone. But I am sure that one of the causes, which has its origin in the educational system remains. It has improved somewhat, then, to believe the minister, school failure has been reduced to 26% in 2009 from nearly 31% in 2007 (aside: when failure worsened and backroom was published two years late, but when it announces improved the minister and several months in advance). This drop of almost five points will allow many to continue studying, which could not do before. But a 26% failure rate remains very high, and every year more than a quarter of the cohort leaves school without a minimum qualification and is incorporated into a labor market that is not just for jokes. While
not be undertaken structural reforms in education, timing, starting at primary level and not to focus only on the ESO, with more intelligence and expertise and less ideology of short-range, our education system will, among other things, vomiting stopped. The worst thing is that the crisis will pass (as surely as will other), but the next day which will fail and not so young, but their low qualification will jeopardize their jobs.

Monday, April 25, 2011

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Augustine, the student rapper 6 º A

Hello, friends of the blog. Here is one of my students more and more artists enjoy using the computer and also one of the creators of a blog by sixth grade students. This song is a rap that he did it and I feel very good that this blog becomes a communication tool between students and teacher. It was a detail that he and his family prepared with so much hope and so I put it here for you. Just a point .... I hope the next rap is in ENGLISH. Augustine later!

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From my terrace


few months I've been missing due to the development of a fairly thick report was not going to be so long, but grew as the investigation progressed, I hope worth- about teaching English through PISA 2009 data. I'm about to finish the job, which I hope will be submitted after the May elections.
few weeks ago I wrote a summary of one chapter for review FSIE -a union of teachers in private education and concerted-and seems to have been well received, both have even made a handout. You can find it here . It's a bit long (eight pages), but I think it reads well. I hope to compensate for the forced absence.
What what is it on the terrace? Is that I bought a pretty nice apartment, I'm fixing and some days we go to live él.Estas are the views from the terrace to my new office. Sometimes dreams come true.

Thursday, April 21, 2011

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JOURNEY TO THE PYRENEES CATALAN

National Park Tortes and Estany From San Mauritius

Natural Park of Cadi- Moixeró

ethnological study and biological fauna and flora


From 27 April to 2 May

PROGRAMMING


Negrita April 27
21:00 Departure from University Dining



April 28 12:30 Arrival Pont de Suert and distribution of rooms (Hostal Can Costa)
13:15 Visit to the Wildlife

14:00 Lunch 17:00 Visit the historic center of the Pont of Suert.


April 29

8:30 Breakfast 10:00 Start of the route Aigüestortes National Park and Lake St. Moritz.
14:00 Lunch en route.
16:00 Visit to the Valley of Boi 20:00
Back to Pont de Suert (Hostal Can Costa)


April 30
10: 00 Collection of luggage and breakfast
Tour 10:30 villages to Bellver de Cerdanya.
13:00 Lunch on the road. 17:00
Bed & sharing Bellver de Cerdanya rooms. (Fonda Bianya).
18:30 Visit the historic center of town.


May 1
8:30 Breakfast and baggage.
10:00 Top path in the park Cadí Moixeró.
14:00 Lunch en route
Altafulla 16:00 Departure (Tarragona)
Altafulla 18:30 Arrival and distribution of rooms (Hotel The Turret). Visit 19.30
people.


May 2
9.00 Breakfast and baggage.
10.00 Departure to Granada. 14.00
stop Valencia before eating. 19.00
stop in Elche
23.00 Arrival in Granada.


The times are approximate. Some departures and times may change for reasons unrelated to the association.


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Friday, April 15, 2011

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To all friends who visit us HAPPY EASTER! SPRING STUDENT POETS



Hello, Big greetings
Teacher for all friends who visit us
outside Zalamea de la Serena.
Thanks for visiting!

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Hello, a greeting of the great Teacher
for all the friends
Outside That visit us Zalamea de la Serena.
Thanks to visit to us !


Thursday, April 7, 2011

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TREE OF LIFE Pio Baroja

We begin to comment on this book and its author.

Wednesday, April 6, 2011

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Hello!, Friends RESOURCES Blog. Below I leave you some poems that have made alumn @ s of the third cycle the Cole. You can see all his poems on the link to the right in STUDENT POETS. Hope you like, you know that this BLOG is not only English and is open to all subjects.

TEACHER A big salute

Tuesday, April 5, 2011

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, PRIMAVERITA (Carmen Centeno)

Spring
primaverita
how beautiful this season
flowers are as beautiful as a rainbow
on a plane

flowers when the sun comes out
seem to want to play.
And when it rains it seems
who want to shelter

Spring Primaverita,
There are so many colorful flowers
roses ... are as pretty as colored butterflies

Spring
Primaverita
how beautiful this season with so many
colorful flowers and bright color of the sun

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LUNA (Antonio González)

Bride
night
moon that lights the stars
little moon, little moon, moon
why are you so beautiful?

Luna Queen of Heaven
as beautiful as the clouds you will
ice skating while quiet you raise

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

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EXAM DATES UNIT 4 LEVEL 5

dates exams UNIT 4, are:

4 º A - THURSDAY, March 17
4 º B - FRIDAY, March 18
5 º A - Friday March 18
5 º B - FRIDAY, March 18
6 º A - THURSDAY, March 17
6 º B - FRIDAY, March 18

Monday, March 14, 2011

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REVIEW EXERCISES. UNIT 4-1 (March 14th)

Translate

1. Jeff: I'm bored. What can we do?
Sam: Let's go to the park and play tennis.
Jeff: No, it's raining.
Sam: Ok, let's play video games.
Jeff: Great!
2.Lilly: I´m bored. What can we do?
Hannah: Let´s ride bikes.
Lilly: No, I can´t. I haven´t got a helmet.
Hannah: Ok, let´s go swimming.
Lilly: No, I can´t swim.
Hannah: Oh, ok... We can play with my dog.
Lilly: Great! I love pets!
3.Is Mary playing handball? No, she´s at the sports center. She´s doing gymnastics.
4.Where is Emma? She´s at the park. She´s playing volleyball.

Help! I´m lost in Zalamea! Give me directions.
5.I´m at the library. Where´s the park?
6.I´m at school. Where´s the sports centre?

Answer the questions:
7.What´s for lunch?
8.Do you like chicken soup?
9.Do you like rice and fish?
10.What does your dad look like?
11.What does your English teacher look like?

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FINANCIAL REVIEW LEVEL 6. UNIT 4-1 (March 14th) 4th LEVEL REVIEW EXERCISES


Translate:
1.) On Monday I had a birthday party.
I had juice, cake, and icecream
  1. You: Let´s go to the park and play football.

Your friend: No, it´s raining. Let´s go to the sports centre.
  1. Mike: Hello I want to join the football team.

John: Ok, how old are you?
Mike: I´m ten years old.
John: Great, you can be on my team.
  1. I want to be a good friend. I want to be nice. I don´t want to be mean.

  2. Sam is the tallest student, but Jeff is the oldest.

  3. Sam sometimes plays handball on Mondays. Hannah and Lisa always ski in the winter.

  4. I like animals. I want to be a vet.


Friday, March 11, 2011

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. A. UNIT 4. (March 10th 2011)

1) TRANSLATE:
a. She goes to school at 8:45 pm B.
I get up at 8:00 pm C.
The cat is Opposite the sofa and small table next to the
d. The cat and dog in the house Are
e. Do you like peas? No, I do not
f. I can eat fish, potatoes, bananas and tomatoes
g. I go to bed at quarter past nine
h. What time is it? It's 2:30 pm I.
I study in the morning and play tennis in the afternoon
j. I eat in the kitchen on Saturdays and Sundays in the lounge
k, He enjoys canoeing, horses, salad, cheese, ice cream, dogs and cats.
l. He likes chicken and pizza
m. The witch is happy and hungry
n. My friend has blue eyes, blond hair and likes the tail
o. What's the time? It's half past ten in the morning
p. My car is blue Opposite the shop
q. The lamp is on the table Opposite the chair
r. What's the time in Caceres? It's two o'clock in the midday
s. The cat is under the table
t. My name is Cristian and I live in Badajoz

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FINANCIAL REVIEW UNIT 4. 5TH LEVEL (March 11th) 4th LEVEL REVIEW EXERCISES

1) TRANSLATE:
a. Have You Got Any brothers or sisters? Yes, I've got one sister
b. John hasn't got long hair, now he's very angry.
c. Don't use your mobile phone in the computer room.
d. She's wearing a black jumper and he isn't wearing a purple skirt
e. Does she like beans and peas? Yes, I do.
f. He likes carrots and plums, but he doesn't like chicken soup.
g. He doesn't like fish, but he loves cheese sandwiches and sausages
h. What's your favourite food? My favourite food is chicken and apples but I hate fish and chips.
i. What do you do at the weekend? On saturday, I go to the sports centre with my dad. What about you?
j. Turn right at the traffic lights and go straight ahead to the football stadium
k. Don't listen to music and don't chat to your friend
l. In my town, there are cinemas, hotels, restaurants... There aren't any sports centre
m. Do you like playing football? Yes, I do, but I love bowling
n. I'm playing football, he's kitesurfing and they're making an action film
o. She's wearing a cycle helmet, but she isn't rollerblading.
p. This is my friend, John. He doesn't like playing football but he loves skiing and horse riding


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. B. UNIT 4. (March 11th 2011)

REVIEW EXERCISES UNIT 4. 4th LEVEL.

1) TRANSLATE

  1. She breakfast at 8:30 am
  2. I go to bed at ten o'clock I
  3. like bananas and tomatoes on Mondays and Fridays but I like cake, carrot, peas, rice, salad, sausages, sandwiches and melon
  4. Do you like lemon, watermelon and meat?
  5. She has a brown and black dog and she has a gray cat
  6. The dog is black and white, the yellow cat and hamster has very large eyes
  7. I like riding
  8. of Breakfast Saturdays at 9:15 pm
  9. She gets up at quarter past eleven on Monday
  10. breakfast at 8:00 am
  11. morning
  12. He takes lunch at school on Fridays at 12:30 pm
  13. I sleep at 5:00 pm
  14. I go to school at 9:30 am and go home at 4:00
  15. I breakfast at 8:05 am
  16. He does assignments at 9:15 pm
  17. I go to bed at 10:30 h.
  18. evening I do the homework on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 9:05 pm
  19. He goes home at 7:30 pm
  20. He plays saxophone well

2) SPELL: dog, cat, Rabbit, horse, table, chair
3) NUMBERS: 51, 68.100, 36,85,71,30,20,97
4) VOCABULARY: morning, afternoon, evening, midday



Wednesday, March 9, 2011

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Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter by Mario Vargas Llosa

Open input for receiving comments on the book. Attached
eslace for download in pdf, if not being able to find it in time:
http://phs.prs.k12.nj.us/dblanco/0210E1ED-000F50D3.4/tiajuliaescribidor.pdf

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

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Monday, February 28, 2011

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LIST OF REGULAR VERBS (-ed) FINANCIAL REVIEW


LIST OF REGULAR VERBS (only 61)

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No.
PRESENT
PAST
MEANING
1
Accept
Accepted
Aceptar
2
Admire
Admired
Admirar
3
Allow
Allowed
Allow
4
Answer
Answered
Answer / Reply
5
Appear
Appeared
Appear
6
Arrive
Arrived
Us
7
Ask
Asked
Ask
8
Attack
Attacked Attacking
9
Behave
Behaved
Behaving
10
Belong
Belonger
Belonging
11
Bless
Blessed
Bendecir
12
Book
Booked
Reservar
13
Brush
Brushed
Cepillar
14
Burn
Burned
Burn
15
Bury
Buried
Bury
16
Call
Called
Call
17
Challenge
Challenged
challenge
18
Change
Changed
Change
19
Check
Checked
Check / Check
20
Claim
Claimed
Claim
21
Clean
Cleaned
Clean
22
Close
Closed
23
Compare
Compared
Compare
24
Complete
Completed
Complete
25
Cook
Cook
Cocinar
26
Correct
Corrected
Corregir
27
Count
Counted
Contar
28
Dance
Danced
Dancing
29
Decorate
Decorated
Decorate
30
Destroy
Destroyed
Destroy
31
Dreamed
Soñar
32
Dry
Dried
Secar
33
Educate
Educated
Educar
34
End
Ended
Finish
35
Escape
Escaped
36
Explain
Explained
Explain
37
Finish
Finished
End
38
Follow
Followed
Continue / Continue
39
Grease
Greased
40
Guess
Guessed
Adivinar
41
Happen
Happened
Suceder
42
Help
Helped
Help
43
Interest
Interested
Concern
44
Invent Invented
Inventing
45
Jump
Jumped
Jump
46
Kill
Killed
Matar
47
Like
Liked
Gustar
48
Listen Listened
Play
49
Look
Looked
Look
50
Need
Needed
Need
51
Open
Opened
Open
52
Paint
Painted
Paint
53
Remember
Remembered
Remember
54
Searched
Search
55
Smile
Smiled
Grin
56
Talk
Talked
Talk / Chat
57
Use
Used
Use
58
Visit
59
Wait
Waited
60
Walk
Walked
Caminar
61
Want
Wanted
Querer