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The Jose Maria Cordoba School will be recognized by the dynamism and the ability to adaptation required by the society. This institution will promote the respect by the human being and the environment. The institution will contribute to training of citizen with ethical, competent principles useful for the communication, participation social and political and the job.
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- 1. HOW TO TEACH ENGLISH VOCABULARY USING IMAGES TO ILLITERATE STUDENTS IN THE THIRD?
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- 3. Principes Self esteem, respect for the difference, autonomy with responsibility, think before speak and act, belonging sense, honesty, generosity, commitment, obedience. UNIVERSIDAD LA GRAN COLOBIA MissionVision The Jose Maria Cordoba School will be recognized by the dynamism and the ability to adaptation required by the society. This institution will promote the respect by the human being and the environment. The institution will contribute to training of citizen with ethical, competent principles useful for the communication, participation social and political and the job.