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This document outlines the objectives and requirements for Laura Evans' Spanish 4 portfolio. It includes instructions for assignments to include such as tests, quizzes, dialogues, recordings, and presentations. It prompts reflection on strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities for improvement. Suggested supplementary activities are also listed such as games, websites, videos and projects to demonstrate Spanish use and learning.
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El documento presenta los diferentes tipos de hogares como casas, apartamentos y mansiones. Luego describe las partes exteriores e interiores de una casa típica, incluyendo el garaje, ático, sótano y planta baja. Finalmente, proporciona repasos rápidos de estos pisos y cuartos a través de pizarritas.
Las Madres de la Plaza de Mayo
Las Madres de la Plaza de Mayo es un grupo de madres y abuelas en Buenos Aires, Argentina que marchan cada jueves para buscar a sus hijos y nietos desaparecidos durante la dictadura militar de 1976-1983. Ellas comenzaron a reunirse frente a la Casa Rosada con fotos de sus hijos y pañuelos blancos como símbolo de su lucha pacífica para encontrar a los 30,000 desaparecidos y seguirán marchando por siempre para exigir justicia.
Centros Clandestinos de Dentención
Los centros clandestinos de detención fueron instalaciones secretas utilizadas por las fuerzas armadas durante la dictadura militar en Argentina entre 1976 y 1983 para llevar a cabo el plan de desaparición de personas. Había más de 500 de estos centros clandestinos donde las personas eran detenidas ilegalmente y torturadas, incluyendo lugares como El ESMA, El Olimpo y La Perla. Muchos de estos antiguos centros clandestinos de detención ahora son memoriales en honor a las víctimas.
La Guerra Sucia en Argentina
Juan Perón fue presidente de Argentina en tres ocasiones y tuvo dos esposas influyentes, Eva Perón y luego Isabel Perón, quien brevemente asumió la presidencia tras la muerte de Juan Perón en 1974 antes de ser derrocada por un golpe militar en 1976 que dio inicio a una dictadura militar represiva en Argentina y otros países latinoamericanos.
animals vocab pp
El documento presenta una lista de animales agrupados por su hábitat natural, incluyendo animales del bosque lluvioso como la rana y el mono, del bosque como el oso y el zorro, de la granja como la gallina y la vaca, del océano como el delfín y la tortuga, y del safari como la jirafa, el león y la cebra. La lista tiene como objetivo practicar el vocabulario sobre los diferentes animales y sus hábitats.
Indirect object pronouns practice
El documento presenta una serie de oraciones en español que contienen pronombres indirectos. El estudiante debe revisar cada oración y marcar con un color diferente cualquier error en el uso de los pronombres indirectos. Luego, el estudiante corregirá los errores.
Complementos directos, indirectos y dobles
Este documento explica los pronombres directos e indirectos en español. Primero define los complementos directos e indirectos y sus pronombres correspondientes. Luego proporciona ejemplos de cómo se usan estos pronombres en oraciones, incluyendo reglas sobre su posición y el uso de pronombres dobles. Finalmente, ofrece ejercicios de práctica para reforzar el uso correcto de los pronombres directos e indirectos.
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Hopedale Jr/Sr High School will undergo an evaluation by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges in Fall 2014. A team will spend four days examining the school's curriculum, facilities, leadership, and teaching methods. The school is currently working on self-studying these areas and developing core values and learning standards to prepare students for 21st century workplaces. Student input is needed on what 21st century standards should be addressed.
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