Tuesday, April 19, 2011

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MERCIES STEP BY THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION EDITOR


All proceeds as planned and as it could be orta way, last week it was the turn of the college's practices Alpachar.
Being the nearest school to the Children's Traffic Park, students have practiced less as a pedestrian, but have enjoyed more time PIT.
The students of 2 º, 4 º b 6 th in their lines every year, have shown a fairly high knowledge of knowledge of the vertical signals, and signaling with his arm in turns and stops.
Attached are some photos of these practices and as always, thank you from these lines the behavior of students dedication and attention shown during all classes, and also thank the teachers at the school and its management team collaboration taken one more year with the Office of Road Safety Education.

Monday, April 18, 2011

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ALPACHAR ROAD MASTER MANUEL

Students Secondary 2 Primary School Teacher Manuel Sharecropper, have made a drafting EDUCATION ROAD,
Within the program of writing strategies, the AMPA has launched an essay contest, and we want to take this opportunity to publish a couple of those essays that refer to the experience of a child of 7 years in Driver Education classes.
Often older are not aware of the reality experienced by a child, or the perspective he gives little details in Driver Education classes.
In the lines below 2 of the essays published by REED IRENE BEARD and DIEGO MANUEL MELLADO Berdugo, and provides picture of the original wording of the author.
original Drafting IRENE BEARD CANE

ROAD EDUCATION:
There was once a children 2 of college Manuel Sharecropper who could not travel on the street.
One day the class was a policeman and said they were going to a park to learn to ciruclar down the street.
When two children went to put a stop signal for us to pass.
When we got to the park gave us a bike and taught us how to going through the roundabouts and so on.
Then, at the end of the bike store and got a cupcake.
In return, the police told us that if we had learned a lesson, and he said yes.
Irene Reed Barba




original Editorial: Diego Mellado Manuel Berdugo

ROAD EDUCATION
Once there was a second-class who did not know driving on the street. A díua a policeman came to the class of second and said, "I'll show you how it must go through the street," police said. The first thing he did was wear a green shirt, the second was to move either the pedestrian crossing, and the third was separated from the curb.
finished explaining When we went to the park, the way we had to cross the street look left, right and left.
habíua When we got to the park circuit to learn to learn to cross the street and learn to ride a bicycle down the street.
the end when finished cals Driver Education, handed out some chocolate cakes.
This was the best day of my life. FIN.
Diego Mellado Manuel Berdugo