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France is a country located in Western Europe that once had a large colonial empire. It takes its name from the Latin word "Francia" meaning land of the Franks. France is currently a unitary semi-presidential republic with a president and prime minister. Popular sports in France include soccer, rugby, basketball, and the annual Tour de France bicycle race. Martial arts like karate, judo, and savate are also practiced.
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El documento describe los planes de una institución educativa para transformar su aula virtual en un entorno de aprendizaje social y semipresencial mediante el uso de recursos educativos tecnológicos como hipermedia y wikis. La institución busca aprovechar las oportunidades de la globalización y la demanda de formación flexible para mejorar la enseñanza y satisfacción de los estudiantes.
Spanish smsManuel Carro
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SMS es un servicio que permite el envÃo de mensajes cortos de texto entre dispositivos móviles. Las abreviaturas SMS en inglés y español omiten letras, especialmente vocales, para acortar palabras, como "msg" para "message" y "bstnt" para "bastante". También se usan emoticonos como :-) para expresar emociones.
Siliva Web2 0-Manuel Carro
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Este documento resume las caracterÃsticas principales de la Web 2.0, incluyendo la mayor participación de los usuarios, nuevos servicios y recursos gratuitos que permiten generar y compartir información, y la interoperabilidad entre sitios web. También describe usos educativos como blogs, wikis y redes sociales que facilitan el trabajo colaborativo y el aprendizaje autónomo. Finalmente, concluye que la Web 2.0 tiene un fuerte potencial pedagógico y representa una nueva forma de enseñanza acorde a la revolución te
Ocvivotextos2Manuel Carro
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El documento resume varias razones por las cuales los mares y océanos son importantes: 1) Proporcionan agua dulce y regulan el clima de la Tierra; 2) Son ecosistemas que albergan numerosas especies marinas; 3) Son recursos que nos brindan energÃa renovable y sustentan actividades económicas como el turismo. Por lo tanto, es crucial que cuidemos los océanos para garantizar la supervivencia de la vida en la Tierra.Project partners
Project partnersManuel Carro
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This document lists 3 project partners: SOU Metodi Mitevski from Brico, Delcevo in the Republic of Macedonia; Liceo Scientifico Statale Lorenzo Mossa from Olbia, Italy; and IES Manuel de Falla from Puerto Real, Cadiz in Spain.Spain Manuel de Falla
Spain Manuel de FallaManuel Carro
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This document provides information about the Instituto de Educación Secundaria Manuel de Falla. It details that the school is a public, non-profit secondary school located in Puerto Real, Spain. The school aims to achieve scientific awareness and culture through training sessions in Brussels. It has 64 teachers and 725 students across compulsory secondary education, post-compulsory baccalaureate programs, and vocational training in business administration. The school also participates in several European educational programs and cultural exchanges.Presentación sevilla tamara martin garcia 2ºbac a
Presentación sevilla tamara martin garcia 2ºbac aManuel Carro
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Spain's capital is Madrid. The most populated city is also Madrid. The official language is Spanish. Andalusia is an autonomous community composed of 8 provinces, with its capital in Seville. Seville is the capital of both the province and autonomous community of Andalusia, with a population of nearly 700,000. The city and region are home to important historical and religious sites like the Cathedral, Giralda tower, and Basilica of La Macarena. Seville is also known for its annual Fair and Holy Week celebrations.
Pp grecia.Manuel Carro
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Este documento presenta los lugares más emblemáticos de Grecia, incluyendo la Acrópolis de Atenas, el Areópago, la ciudad de Delfos, las islas de Corfú y Cos, el Museo Arqueológico de Atenas y otros lugares como el Templo de Zeus en Salónica, Monastiraki y las Cicladas.Portugal
PortugalManuel Carro
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Portugal has a population of over 10 million people located in southwestern Europe on the Iberian Peninsula. Lisbon is the capital and largest city, with over 500,000 residents located on the coast. Portugal is divided into 18 districts, with other major cities including Porto, Braga, Coimbra, Setubal, and Faro. The country has Portuguese as its official language and is a member of the European Union, with a democratic form of government.Lourdes de
Lourdes deManuel Carro
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Germany is a federal parliamentary republic located in central Europe. Berlin is its capital and largest city, and German is its official language. Some notable landmarks include the Berlin Wall, which historically divided East and West Germany, the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, and the Royal Gardens of Herrenhausen in Hanover. German cuisine is known for sausages and pastries. Famous German individuals include Albert Einstein, Immanuel Kant, and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.Ireland jdl
Ireland jdlManuel Carro
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The document discusses Ireland, providing details about its location next to Great Britain and its division into Northern Ireland and the independent Irish Republic. It notes the shamrock as Ireland's most famous symbol and describes the Irish flag's green, white and orange colors. Additionally, it highlights Cahir Castle, where the film "Braveheart" was filmed, and recommends visiting Ireland's national parks and Celtic monuments in towns. The summary concludes by stating that Ireland uses the Euro currency and that a typical Irish breakfast includes stout, soda bread and butter.Greece
GreeceManuel Carro
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Greece is a European country with 11 million people and an important history dating back to ancient Greece. It was the birthplace of democracy and Western philosophy, with great thinkers like Plato and Aristotle. Greece has many historical monuments from ancient times, like the Parthenon in Athens. It is also the origin of the Olympic Games, which began in Olympia and have been held every four years for over 3000 years. The capital and largest city is Athens, and the official language is Greek. Beyond its cities, Greece has a mountainous landscape and many beautiful islands in the Aegean and Ionian seas.France sports
France sportsManuel Carro
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France is a country located in Western Europe that once had a large colonial empire. It takes its name from the Latin word "Francia" meaning land of the Franks. France is currently a unitary semi-presidential republic with a president and prime minister. Popular sports in France include soccer, rugby, basketball, and the annual Tour de France bicycle race. Martial arts like karate, judo, and savate are also practiced.Finlandia
FinlandiaManuel Carro
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Finland is located in Northern Europe, bordering Sweden, Norway and Russia. Over two-thirds of Finland is covered by forests and it has around 180,000 islands along its coastline on the Gulf of Bothnia and Gulf of Finland. The capital and largest city of Finland is Helsinki, which is a major port and known for its waterfront market hall, outdoor cafes and parks along the shore of the Baltic Sea.
Unión europeaManuel Carro
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El documento proporciona información sobre la historia, organización y logros de la Unión Europea. Comenzó con seis paÃses fundadores y ahora tiene 27 miembros. Tiene tres instituciones clave - el Parlamento Europeo, el Consejo de Ministros y la Comisión Europea. La UE promueve la paz, la prosperidad y la cooperación entre sus miembros a través de polÃticas como el mercado único, el euro y programas de intercambio estudiantil.
LeticiaManuel Carro
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La tabla lista las palabras para "felicidad" en varios idiomas, incluyendo español, inglés, francés, alemán, griego y holandés.A walk france
- 1. A walk for France
- 2. France is a country located in Western Europe, with several overseas islands and territories located on other continents.
- 3. During the 17th and 18th centuries, France colonized much of North America; during the 19th and early 20th centuries, France built the third largest empire of the time, including large portions of North, West and Central Africa, Southeast Asia, and many Pacific islands.
- 4. The name "France" comes from Latin Francia, which literally means "land of the Franks" or "Frankland". There are various theories as to the origin of the name of the Franks. One is that it is derived from the Proto-Germanic word frankon which translates as javelin or lance as the throwing axe of the Franks was known as a francisca
- 5. The French Republic is a unitary semi-presidential republic with strong democratic traditions. The executive branch itself has two leaders: the President of the Republic, currently Nicolas Sarkozy, and the Government, led by the president-appointed Prime Minister, currently François Fillon.
- 6. Popular sports include football, both codes of rugby football and in certain regions basketball and handball. France has hosted events such as the 1938 and 1998 FIFA World Cups, and hosted the 2007 Rugby Union World Cup.
- 7. The Tour de France is an annual bicycle race that covers more than 3,500 kilometers throughout France and a bordering country. The race usually lasts 23 days and attracts cyclists from around the world.
- 8. Marcial arts Among many others France’s sport, the one that stand out is marcial arts. Nowadays, karate , judo and savate are practiced. The most important french sportsman is David Douillet who launched a videogame about this sport.