Hablar bien no cuesta tanto

Changes in society and technology have brought about new learning and teaching techniques. More importantly, they have developed new ways of thinking that have had a deep impact on our universities. While the ultimate aim of education in Ancient Greece was the achievement of a series of civic, moral, and intellectual qualities, today it encompasses such concepts as learning to know, learning to do, and learning to live together. An indispensable reference tool on experiential education, this timely book looks at the ways in which education has adjusted to the new values and quests of a new...

Los procedimientos clásicos del método científico aplicado a las ciencias sociales. Establecer hipótesis, consultar las diversas fuentes, contrastar la información. Buenas prácticas, su reflexión y fundamentación teórica. Para infantil, primaria y secundaria.

¡Toma la palabra! is an invaluable resource for all teachers in bilingual/dual language classrooms who work with emerging bilingual students. Based on the research and experience of Dr. Mónica Lara working in countless bilingual classrooms, this book provides teachers with theory, strategies, and activities in Spanish that develop oracy and literacy. Teachers will be able to use this easy-to-follow resource to discuss and reflect on best practices, while enhancing their own Spanish language skills.

La lucha por conquistar la libertad perdida -con independencia de las razones del encarcelamiento- es uno de los espectáculos más conmovedores que existen. Alcatraz, la Gran Evasión, Colditz, Papillon o el Expreso de medianoche son referentes anclados en el imaginario colectivo. A lo largo de la historia han sido muchos los que han hecho lo imposible por librarse de sus cadenas, desde reyes y altos dignatarios hasta ladrones y criminales. César Borgia, Giacomo Casanova, Luis XVI, Napoleón, Winston Churchill, Benito Mussolini, Jacques Mesrine y El Lute, son, entre otros, claros...