Este documento presenta una lista de opciones de libros para niños y de superación personal que están disponibles para su compra en la Librería VEL. En la sección para niños se enumeran 4 cuentos clásicos con sus respectivos enlaces y precios. La sección de superación personal lista 3 libros populares con información sobre compra para el primero.
Este documento es un trabajo escrito por una estudiante llamada Zaira Maritza Vázquez Ruiz sobre la importancia de estudiar historia en las aulas escolares. Explica que conocer la historia ayuda a comprender el origen del ser humano y los cambios en la sociedad. También destaca la importancia de conocer el patrimonio cultural y cómo el arte ha influido en la cultura a lo largo de la historia. Finalmente, distingue entre un texto histórico, que presenta información objetiva sobre hechos pasados, y un texto de fic
Los mayas fueron una civilización mesoamericana que se asentó en el sur de México, Guatemala y otras zonas de Centroamérica durante unos 3.000 años. Construyeron grandes ciudades como Tikal, Palenque y Copán, con impresionantes templos y pirámides. Su arquitectura evolucionó en diferentes estilos regionales definidos por características como el tamaño y diseño de los edificios, y la presencia de esculturas y falsos arcos.
La brecha digital se refiere a las desigualdades sociales que surgieron con el avance del uso de ordenadores e Internet en la década de 1990, especialmente en relación con la disponibilidad de sistemas para conectarse a Internet, la posibilidad de acceso y conexión desde casa o el trabajo, y la capacidad de transformar la información disponible en Internet en conocimiento.
The document discusses a spring concert and choir experience for a senior seminar presentation. It examines the reasons for choosing this experience, including singing most songs and deeper consideration of music. It discusses the impact on other learning, including gaining confidence when performing and reading, as well as things learned about nervousness, cooperation, and ways of knowing like language through lyrics and signs and emotion through facial expressions and imagination.
The document discusses a spring concert and choir experience for a senior seminar presentation. It examines the reasons for choosing this experience, including singing most songs and deeper consideration of music. It discusses the impact on other learning, including gaining confidence when performing and reading, as well as things learned about nervousness, cooperation, and ways of knowing like language through lyrics and signs and emotion through facial expressions and imagination.
Este documento presenta una lista de opciones de libros para niños y de superación personal que están disponibles para su compra en la Librería VEL. En la sección para niños se enumeran 4 cuentos clásicos con sus respectivos enlaces y precios. La sección de superación personal lista 3 libros populares con información sobre compra para el primero.
Este documento es un trabajo escrito por una estudiante llamada Zaira Maritza Vázquez Ruiz sobre la importancia de estudiar historia en las aulas escolares. Explica que conocer la historia ayuda a comprender el origen del ser humano y los cambios en la sociedad. También destaca la importancia de conocer el patrimonio cultural y cómo el arte ha influido en la cultura a lo largo de la historia. Finalmente, distingue entre un texto histórico, que presenta información objetiva sobre hechos pasados, y un texto de fic
Los mayas fueron una civilización mesoamericana que se asentó en el sur de México, Guatemala y otras zonas de Centroamérica durante unos 3.000 años. Construyeron grandes ciudades como Tikal, Palenque y Copán, con impresionantes templos y pirámides. Su arquitectura evolucionó en diferentes estilos regionales definidos por características como el tamaño y diseño de los edificios, y la presencia de esculturas y falsos arcos.
La brecha digital se refiere a las desigualdades sociales que surgieron con el avance del uso de ordenadores e Internet en la década de 1990, especialmente en relación con la disponibilidad de sistemas para conectarse a Internet, la posibilidad de acceso y conexión desde casa o el trabajo, y la capacidad de transformar la información disponible en Internet en conocimiento.
The document discusses a spring concert and choir experience for a senior seminar presentation. It examines the reasons for choosing this experience, including singing most songs and deeper consideration of music. It discusses the impact on other learning, including gaining confidence when performing and reading, as well as things learned about nervousness, cooperation, and ways of knowing like language through lyrics and signs and emotion through facial expressions and imagination.
The document discusses a spring concert and choir experience for a senior seminar presentation. It examines the reasons for choosing this experience, including singing most songs and deeper consideration of music. It discusses the impact on other learning, including gaining confidence when performing and reading, as well as things learned about nervousness, cooperation, and ways of knowing like language through lyrics and signs and emotion through facial expressions and imagination.
The narrator describes coming home each day to the smiling face of their maid's young son, Daisuke. Though not biologically related, the narrator considers Daisuke and their maid, Pim, as part of their family. The narrator recalls when Daisuke was born, and how his mother Pim initially did not know she was pregnant. Though the pregnancy was high risk, Pim refused to consider abortion. Daisuke was born with a minor physical abnormality requiring surgery, but has grown into a happy, curious four-year old boy who brings the narrator joy. The narrator asserts that Daisuke and Pim are their family, regardless of what others may say.
The narrator describes coming home each day to the smiling face of their maid's young son, Daisuke. Though not biologically related, the narrator considers Daisuke and their maid, Pim, as part of their family. The narrator recalls when Daisuke was born, and how his mother Pim initially did not know she was pregnant. Though the pregnancy was high risk, Pim refused to consider abortion. Daisuke was born with a minor physical abnormality requiring surgery, but has grown into a happy, curious four-year old boy who brings the narrator joy. The narrator asserts that Daisuke and Pim are their family, regardless of what others may say.
The narrator describes coming home each day to the smiling face of "Daisuke", the young son of the narrator's family's maid, Pim. Though Daisuke is not biologically related to the family, the narrator considers him and Pim to be part of their family. The story reflects back to when Pim discovered she was pregnant and faced difficulties as a single mother. Daisuke was born with a minor hand defect but is otherwise healthy. The narrator feels love for Daisuke and sees him as an integral part of their family, regardless of what others may say.
This document summarizes an experiment investigating how the rate of reaction between baking soda and vinegar is affected by the amount of baking soda. The experiment measured the volume of carbon dioxide gas produced and the time taken for reactions with different amounts of baking soda between 0.5g and 0.9g. The results showed that as the amount of baking soda increased, the rate of reaction (measured in ml of gas per second) also increased, with the highest rate for 0.9g of baking soda and the lowest for 0.5g. However, there was some variability between individual trials.
The narrator describes coming home each day to the smiling face of their maid's young son, Daisuke. Though not biologically related, the narrator considers Daisuke and their maid, Pim, as part of their family. The narrator recalls when Daisuke was born, and how his mother Pim initially did not know she was pregnant. Though the pregnancy was high risk, Pim refused to consider abortion. Daisuke was born with a minor physical abnormality requiring surgery, but has grown into a happy, curious four-year old boy who brings the narrator joy. The narrator asserts that Daisuke and Pim are their family, regardless of what others may say.
The narrator describes coming home each day to the smiling face of their maid's young son, Daisuke. Though not biologically related, the narrator considers Daisuke and their maid, Pim, as part of their family. The narrator recalls when Daisuke was born, and how his mother Pim initially did not know she was pregnant. Though the pregnancy was high risk, Pim refused to consider abortion. Daisuke was born with a minor physical abnormality requiring surgery, but has grown into a happy, curious four-year old boy who brings the narrator joy. The narrator asserts that Daisuke and Pim are their family, regardless of what others may say.
The narrator describes coming home each day to the smiling face of "Daisuke", the young son of the narrator's family's maid, Pim. Though Daisuke is not biologically related to the family, the narrator considers him and Pim to be part of their family. The story reflects back to when Pim discovered she was pregnant and faced difficulties as a single mother. Daisuke was born with a minor hand defect but is otherwise healthy. The narrator feels love for Daisuke and sees him as an integral part of their family, regardless of what others may say.
This document summarizes an experiment investigating how the rate of reaction between baking soda and vinegar is affected by the amount of baking soda. The experiment measured the volume of carbon dioxide gas produced and the time taken for reactions with different amounts of baking soda between 0.5g and 0.9g. The results showed that as the amount of baking soda increased, the rate of reaction (measured in ml of gas per second) also increased, with the highest rate for 0.9g of baking soda and the lowest for 0.5g. However, there was some variability between individual trials.