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Climbing the Misti
Every now and then a person is gripped by a kind of insane obsession that eventually pushes them to do something they never thought they were capable of. Such is the case for Brenden Allen who, during his time living in Arequipa, found he couldn't seem to ever escape the shadow of El Misti. The fabulous peak, an active volcano nonetheless, rises to a height of 5822 meters (around 19,000 ft) and dominates the Arequipa skyline. Click here to read about Brenden's adventure as he attempts to tackle El Misti!

Clean Water for the Suburbs would be difficult for most of us to imagine what life would be like without access to clean water. However, it is an unfortunate reality that many people throughout Lima do not have access to potable water, and they lack the resources necessary to buy bottled water. In order to confront this problem, the Rotary Club Lima Sunrise has embarked on a mission to provide simple, long-lasting water filters to the people of the regions without reliable water sources. Click here to read more about this wonderful humanitarian effort!

And for information on another Rotary Club Charitable event, click here!


Marinera For all the World
The Marinera is Peru's most emblematic dance and if you haven't had a chance to see it, you don't know what you're missing! It is an extremely flirtatious, playful dance with a precise series of steps which inevitably entice the viewing audience into spontaneous clapping and boisterous cheers. The Marinera can be found all throughout Peru in various shapes and forms (they even train horses to perform it! Read about it here). To find out more about this magnificent Peruvian tradition, and for some information as to some upcoming performances and competitions, click here!

Sep 2, 2009

ELTeCS_PERU] Peru: Reforming financial policy in the education sector

The heading of this article posted by the GTZ on 10 March 2008 caught my eye in all conscience. Nowadays, Peruvian teachers of state schools are really concerned in empowering their cognitive, linguistic, communicative, and pedagogical competences attending in-service teachers training courses offered by Peruvian universities. The PRONAFCAP is being developed thanks to funds the Peruvian Ministry of Education has allocated in supplementary budgets over the last three years. However, we must be aware of [...]


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Victor Hugo Rojas B.

Professor of Language Education

UNE & UNMSM

Aug 21, 2009

OBAMA BLUEPRINT:Education


Hello my Dear Students:
I would like you take a look at this video and tell me how feasable it is to apply this proposal for Education in our country.

Futher discussion nest class

Best regards

Prof. Giovanni Gonzales




PD:
Here you have the youtubelink just in case.So long


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vEg-deTXkc

VIDEO CARAL

HELLO
YOU CAN CHECK OUT A VIDEO ABOUT CARAL AT http://video.google.com/googleplayer.swf?docid=-7590203755477313077&hl=es&fs=true

REGARDS
Prof. Giovanni Gonzales







[ELTeCS_PERU] Peru: The Birthplace of Civilization - Peru This Week, 118th edition



Dear ELTeCS PERU Member


Peru: The Birthplace of Civilization

Most of you have probably heard of "CARAL," one of the oldest civilizations in the world (and one of the "101 Reasons to be proud of Peru," the book readers from around the world have downloaded nearly 100,000 times). But you probably didn't know that some experts believe that "CARAL" might be the world's first civilization.

They might be right, they might be wrong, but without any doubt the discovery of "CARAL" not only surprised and changed people's minds - it changed our perception of history. The BBC has recently released a fantastic documentary which we are proud to present to you in this edition of "Peru This Week" - just click on the image below and enjoy!

WELCOME TO ENGLISH FOR THE 21st CENTURY


My dear students and colleagues:

This is Prof. Giovanni Gonzales speaking and I am very glad to meet you here; let me tell you that the objective of this blog is to get a weside in order to exchanges ideas as well as information of any kind about our studies and current affairs so I encorauge you to look forward to keeping in touch and "pass the voice" to other fellas who are interested in studies and investigation.

In this blog you can find information of different kind , such us : power point slides of my classes (and other relevant matters) , webside link, topics to discuss, and please everything you are desirable to share with us since "YOUR OPINION MATTER AND IT IS THE GOAL OF THIS BLOG" :).

PLEASE , KEEP IN TOUCH .
SO LONG
BEST REGARDS
Prof. Giovanni Gonzales
2009

PD:
At this website you can take a look at a power point slide on this matter
www.scribd.com/share/upload/15285845/8j6nj06fp4mdq941xy8