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Health and Welfare – Industrial Revolution

In our History class we had seen the origins of the Industrial Revolution. Then our teacher, Lenny, divided us in groups to make presentations about the different topics of the Industrial Revolution.

I worked with Jose Catani, Flor Araya and Rochi Hartmann. Our topic was «Health and Welfare«.

“Evening in Paradise” – Analysis

In our Literature class we have read a poem called «Evening in Paradise» written by John Milton. Together we made the analysis of the poem in a Slideshare and following that, we were asked to make some tasks. Here they are:

Task one

The evening is portrayed as something beautiful, its silence is described as pleasant. Paradise is closely associated to the evening here as there are many animals who are mentioned and which seem to be in-keeping with the peacefulness of the evening and its majestic characteristics. Paradise is an ally of the evening, two close friends who go hand in hand with the description of the arrival of the it. Paradise welcomes this arrival.

Task two

The lexical choices the author makes to connect these two elements is striking. First of all, he talks about a glowing firmament with living sapphires.  He is talking about the evening with majestic words. This is also supported by the portrayal of the moon as a majestic queen , which, again,  reinforces the idea by saying  unveils her peerless light.  The image of unveiling goes hand in hand with the one of a queen or princess who has her face hidden behind the veil but who later on decides to show her beauty (here her light) by unveiling.

Day/night: «Still evening», «Twilight», «Silence», «Moon», «Light», «Dark».

Nature: «Beast», «Bird», «Nightingale».

Jewels: «Sapphires», «Glowed», «Hesperus», «Brightest», «Majesty».

Task three

Personification of the moon: The moon is depicted as a queen who reveals and lights the night with her peerless glow. This is a common device used in poetry to make it more poetic; that is to said, in real life we don’t talk about things as if they were living entities.

Simili: the stars as sapphires. This comparison is used to associated the stars with precious objects.

Alliteration: “beast and bird”. This is used when the same sound or letter appears at the beginning of words which are close together. This calls the reader’s attention.

Task four

The first twelve lines can have a second interpretation which have to do with the funeral. It can be said that it can also be a funeral scene because of the lexical choices used by John Milton. First of all, the use of the word “still” can be interpreted as being dead; second of all the word “couch” can be referred as a bed or a coffin; and finally “silence was pleased” as if referring to death.

The Feudal Economy

In our history we have seen the feudal economy. Here is a presentation I made with Catalina Rela and Bautista Olaizola about it.

Linking Words: Sequence and Frequency

In Language class, our teacher, Pat Chujman asked that we create posters with linking words. I worked on them with Delfi, Rochi and Juani. Now, we are supposed to create sentences to fill in with frequency and sequence linking words for our peers to complete:

1. ____________ we have 3 meals _______.

2. I _________ go to the gym, but only if I have free time.

3. Get your homework done __________ you get home.

4. ________, I think that recycling should be incorporated in all schools for the reasons above mentioned.

5. ________ that terrifying moment, I knew that I would _________ come back.

6. ______ I had realized that she _________ understood my issue.

7. Let’s eat and go to a movie ___________.

These are our posters:

Other posters made the class:

«The Lady in the Looking Glass» – Analysis

In our Literature class with our teacher, Pato Chujman, we read a story written by Virginia Wolf called «The Lady in the Looking Glass». After reading it, we were assigned to work in pairs and analyse the themes of the story with quotations. I worked with Juan Lutowicz and this is our work.

«Mio Cid» – Héroe

En nuestra clase de Lengua, con Carol Silva, estuvimos leyendo fragmentos de «Mio Cid» perteneciente a la literatura Española. A continuación en grupos de a dos y luego entre todos, analizamos los distintos valores y hechos que iban ocurriendo en los fragmentos. Para finalizar, Carol, nos dió la siguiente asignatura: hacer un dibujo, ensayo, collage o descripción de Mio Cid con los valores que fuimos encontrando a lo largo de los fragmentos. Este es el mio:

A este héroe se lo conoce más por sus valores personales que por su nombre y le dicen Mio Cid “El Hombre Esperanza”. Vive en un pueblo muy chico y con pocos habitantes llamado Corsica que está bajo el mando de un emperador que no respeta a sus habitantes. Por lo tanto que una tarde Mio Cid tuvo la esperanza y valentía para ir a buscar al emperador y retarlo a una pelea para liberar a su pueblo. Tuvo la gran suerte de que cuando llegó al lugar, el monarca estaba entrenando con uno de sus soldados. Se acercó y lo retó a una pelea a la cual acepto, pero no duró ni diez minutos contra “El Hombre Esperanza”. Cuando regresó de su gran victoria, la gente del pueblo lo recibió con amor, aprecio y honor al saber que los había liberado del emperador.

Nutrition in Plants

In our Biology class we had been studying the nutrition in plants. Here are the topics seen in nutrition of plants:

  • Leaf structure: external and internal; and
  • Photosynthesis

Here is a video showing the main characteristics of photosynthesis.

Reproduction in Plants

In our Biology class we had been studying the reproduction in plants. Here is a presentation showing some characteristics.

Região Sudeste do Brasil

Esta é uma apresentação da região sudeste do Brasil que eu fiz com Tomás Borda, Juan Lutowicz e Agustín Segura.

Experimento Física

En nuestra clase de Física estuvimos empezando con un nuevo tema: la Hidrostática. Estuvimos estudiando la presión en los fluidos, la Experiencia de Pascal, el Principio de Pascal, y como funcionaba una Prensa Hidraúlica. Y asi aprendimos que la presión ejercida en cualquier parte de un fluido se transmite de igual forma a cualquier otro punto del fluido.

Para ello, Eduardo nos pidió que hagamos un experimento con un huevo. Éste consite en aplicar fuerza en los extremos de un huevo para ver si se rompia. Sin importar la intensidad de la fuerza ejercida, el huevo no se quiebra. Este es el video.