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The document announces a Comenius Project meeting from May 26-28 at IES Perez de Ayala in Oviedo, Spain between schools from Spain, the UK, Germany, and the Netherlands. The goals of the Comenius School Partnership are to promote understanding between European students, make students more aware of their environmental behavior and responsibilities as global citizens, and encourage them to reconsider their own attitudes towards the environment. Brief descriptions of the participating schools from each country are provided.
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The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise has also been shown to boost self-esteem and can serve as a healthy way to manage stress.
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Este documento contiene varias contribuciones para un certamen literario titulado "Decir te quiero". Incluye poemas, diálogos, historias cortas y otros géneros literarios. Los participantes comparten sus expresiones creativas sobre el amor y las relaciones.
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El Instituto Pérez de Ayala de Oviedo convoca su noveno concurso literario para fomentar los valores creativos entre sus alumnos. Se pide la presentación de un relato de entre 250 y 500 palabras que incluya la frase "Cuando me acerqué a mirar, la tela me pareció un espejo". Habrá premios de material escolar valorados entre 30 y 80 euros para los ganadores de cada categorÃa en función de su nivel educativo. El jurado valorará la corrección ortográfica, el uso creativo del lenguaje y la original
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Este documento anuncia un concurso entre centros educativos asturianos para recopilar declaraciones de amor de estudiantes de secundaria y bachillerato. Los estudiantes pueden enviar microrrelatos, poemas, canciones, cómics u otros formatos expresando su cariño. Los trabajos deben enviarse antes del 10 de febrero de 2012 y pueden ser publicados en periódicos escolares o páginas web. El concurso busca compartir las creaciones de los estudiantes de varios centros participantes.
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Kenia presenta su instituto para el curso 2010-2011, destacando que lo que más le gusta es el recreo y el taller de peluquerÃa, mientras que lo que menos le gusta es seguir las normas de asistencia y puntualidad. Ella advierte a los nuevos estudiantes que los profesores son estrictos con las expulsiones y que no deben cometer errores graves. Entre las normas del instituto están no comer en los pasillos, no masticar chicle en clase y no faltar a clase. Las principales diferencias con el colegio son las más horas
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Joel presenta su instituto para el curso 2010-2011. Menciona que lo que más le gusta son las clases de ciencias y el taller de tecnologÃa, mientras que lo que menos le gusta es que no le dejan salir del instituto durante el recreo. Se sorprendió de los talleres de madera y tecnologÃa. Aconseja a los nuevos estudiantes que atiendan a los profesores y respeten las normas del instituto como no faltar a clases, no molestar a otros o ser puntuales. Señala que las principales diferencias con el colegio
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El documento presenta información sobre el Instituto del Jano. Resalta que lo que más le gusta es poder superarse a sà mismo cada dÃa y que existe un aula adaptada para alumnos con problemas para seguir las normas. Entre lo que menos le gusta menciona la prohibición de fumar y algunas asignaturas. También se sorprendió por los horarios de las expulsiones y ofrece consejos como no faltar a clase y respetar a todo el personal del centro.
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Paloma presenta su experiencia en el IES Pérez de Ayala para el curso 2010-2011, destacando que lo que más le gusta es el recreo para ver a sus amigas, lo que menos le gusta son los profesores, y lo que más la sorprendió fue el taller de peluquerÃa. Ella aconseja prestar atención a los profesores cuando lleguen al instituto, y sugiere llevarse bien con ellos.
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El documento describe la participación de un instituto asturiano en el Concurso Nacional de CristalografÃa en Granada en 2011. Dos equipos del instituto viajaron a Granada para presentar su proyecto sobre la cristalización del nitrato de diamonio ante un jurado. El proyecto ganó el Primer Premio Nacional en Composición Policristalina y el Segundo Premio Nacional en Proyecto de Trabajo.
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El documento describe los pasos para realizar un fotomontaje usando el programa GIMP. Explica cómo recortar la cara de Rambo de una foto, pegarla en otra imagen sobre el equipo A, y ajustar el tamaño y posición. También cubre cómo cambiar el color del pelo en una foto y colorear zonas seleccionadas para cambiar su apariencia.Comenius project mayo 2010 oviedo
- 1. Comenius Project Thinking and Acting Green 26, 27 y 28 de Mayo IES Pérez de Ayala Oviedo
- 2. Asociación Escolar Comenius España-Alemania-Holanda-Reino Unido Brookfield School . Southampton. UK I.E.S . Pérez de Ayala . Oviedo. Spain AOC de Groene Welle . Zwolle. The Netherlands Alfred - Delp - Realschule . Niederkassel. Germany
- 3. Asociación Escolar Comenius Comenius School Partnership Aims: To promote understanding and tolerance among European students To make students more aware of their eco-behaviour To reconsider their own attitudes and behaviour towards the environmentÌý To improve their understanding of their responsibilities as global citizens.
- 4. Brookfield is located between the cities of Portsmouth and Southampton. Brookfield School (UK)
- 5. Pictures from the Brookfield meeting
- 7. Niederkassel ( Germany) Located between Bonn & Cologne Settlement consisting of six villages: Mondorf, Rheidt, Niederkassel, Luelsdorf, Uckendorf and Ranzel
- 8. Pictures from the German meeting
- 9. Groene Welle . Zwolle. The Netherlands
- 10. Pictures from the Dutch meeting