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school subjects (part2)
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MsPoppins
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school subjects (part2)
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Dear Elojolie, aliciapc, Lindsay and Ed,
Thanks a lot for your answers. As Lindsay suggested it would be a good idea to describe the subjects a little bit.
Conocimiento
del lenguaje and Taller de matem�ticas are two optional subjects who
usually take students who are weak at Spanish language and Maths
respectively. That �s why the name Spanish language is not adequate,
because there is another subject called like that.
As for
Medidas de Atenci�n Educativa, this subject is offered to students who
do not choose religious studies. As far as I know any teacher(English
teacher, history teacher, chemistry teacher, PE teacher...) can be in
charge of this subject and there is no stablished curriculum for it. It
sounds weird, doesn �t it? Therefore, students usually study other
subjects, do homework, play chess, watch a film or just do nothing, it
all depends on the groups and the teacher in charge.
I would
like to ask another one: tutor�a. This is one hour a week which the
tutor spends with the students in his/her group and do activities
depending on the age of the group. For example, they may talk about
drugs, alcochol, friendship... What do you think about tutorship??
Cristinasuma, I would definitly translate educaci�n para la ciudadan�a as Citizenship.
Thanks again.
MsPoppins
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18 Sep 2010
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aliciapc
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We have tutor�a here and call it "tutoring". |
18 Sep 2010
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