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Esta Presentación describe como se debe aplicar una Educación Inclusiva desde la atención a la diversidad, el respeto por los derechos de las personas y su integración en el currículo
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Esta Presentación describe como se debe aplicar una Educación Inclusiva desde la atención a la diversidad, el respeto por los derechos de las personas y su integración en el currículo.
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“Life in 50 years’ time”
In 50 years, the author believes life in villages will greatly improve. New enterprises like factories for food and clothing production will open, providing jobs for more people to move to villages. The factories and vehicles will be improved to reduce air pollution. Additional amenities like parks, a zoo, cinema, and better roads will be built. Flying cars and robots may also help with some tasks.
The trip I enjoyed very much
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Andrew introduces his family which consists of his two brothers, one sister, and parents. His oldest brother Ivan is 13 years old and enjoys playing volleyball, swimming, and ping pong. His younger brother Alex is 9 years old and plays basketball. His sister Barbara is 6 years old and takes dance and gymnastic classes. As a family they like to play games like hide-and-seek together.
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Our chores in the family
In a family, various chores are divided among the members. The grandmother cooks all meals, the mother does laundry, ironing and house cleaning, while the father goes shopping and walks the dog. The child, Ilya, helps with house cleaning, keeps his room tidy, and looks after younger siblings and pets. Younger brothers are responsible for cleaning toys. Ilya enjoys helping his parents with chores.
How i spent my summer
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How i spent my summer
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