Site-Wide Activity

The Paerregaard article talks about how the transnational citizens use the Virgin of Carmen as a mediation and media to express their ties to the original community in Cabanaconde. When people moved from one place […]

The best way to learn about reproducibility is to actually do it. This exercise will teach you the basics of the Tier Protocol through the analysis of a dataset on racial attitudes in the United States. Our […]

The Virgen Carmen is very important to the culture of Cabanaconde. The Virgen is very important because she offers a type of connection to the culture of Cabanaconde for the many migrants who leave the area. All […]

Cuando era un sophomore en la escuela secundaria, fui a Disney World con mi coro. Iban todos los años. Estuve enfermo la semana antes de ir, así que estaba nervioso. Pero, tenía un gran tiempo. El vuelo era temp […]

Thanks again to Megan for a very productive workshop!

Here is the link for the EdTech iMovie Tutorial.

Keep taking your Instagram photos!

We’ll have peer review of your scripts in class on Monday, […]

Beidorm es un gran festival del 9 al 14 de noviembre. Es para honrar a dos santos; la Virgen del Sufragio y el apóstol San Jaime. Las calles están decoradas con flores. También hay un desfile muy grande. Hay un […]

Cuando estaba en la escuela primaria, era alta y delgada. Mi pelo era largo y liso, no rizado. Era muy atlética. ¡Era tímida pero muy contenta!  Ahora, soy más sociable. Pero soy introvertido. ¡Yo no soy muy diferente!

Este fin de semana es muy interesante y divertido.

Cuando era viernes, fui al cine con mis amigos y vimos “Liga de la justicia”. La película fue un desperdicio del dinero. Nos sentimos muy decepcionados, pero es […]

I live in a small town that really loves being a small town. Willoughby is the kind of place that has heavy regulations about new construction. They don’t mind that it happens, but they are very particular about […]

Cuando era niña, estaba muy activo. Toqué muchos instrumentos y jugué muchos deportes. Toqué violín, chelo, viola, ukelele, guitarra, y clarinete. Juegué voleibol y estaba en el equipo de natación. Ahora juego […]

As a child my father and I would go to Tinkers Creek in the early mornings before school. I was in the second grade, so then the only purpose for going there was for brief play before school. However now that I’m […]

This was way back when I was in 4th grade. I went to boarding school for a year. I didn’t understand why I had to go to boarding school back then, I knew my parents weren’t trying to punish me because I was a […]

It happens everywhere and I have seen it in too many places to simply stick with one so I’ll make a list (in no way comprehensive):

The field across from my uncle’s farm being subdivided
the remnant patch […]

Article link: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-41926222

This article titled ‘A way of healing’: Art and memory in Latin America describes the tragedies resulting from war and political unrest in […]

This week, we will be discussing the articles chosen by Bryce and Brooks.
Bryce’s article discusses the election of Sandra Morán as a Guatemalan representative who is openly apart of the LGBTQ+ community. Br […]

In this article the topic of immigrants in the military is discussed. It deals with Erick Ruiz who wanted to join the military but couldn’t due to his family being illegal immigrants. To speed up this process he […]

This was a long article with lots of information, so I will try to sum it up as best I can. Dr. Esperanza Cerón, head of the organization Educar Consumidores, was working to promote a tax on sugary drinks t […]