La colonización española en Argentina del principio hasta la caída

Sin pretender hacer alarde de mujer enamorada, comienzo una nueva novela corta proyectando esa condición romántica en ella y para mis lectores, puesto que el título de esta no dista demasiado lejos de lo que estamos leyendo, espero ahora que lo recordéis, para las siguientes entregas. Como bien escribo va a estar basada en los recuerdos y en el afán de no olvidar a alguien manteniendo estos vivos. Comenzará diferente, como si estuviéramos abriendo la novela por la última hoja y leyéramos en sus primeras frases un final que dará pie a la historia, que recordará para nosotros el...

In 2018, the High School Program (Educación Media Superior) was updated to comply with its essential purpose: to generate in the students the development of a first personal and social synthesis prior to their access to higher education, as well as providing an understanding of their society, preparing them for a possible job. The inclusion of two six-credit additional courses in the last year is part of this update that belongs to the Communication disciplinary area, as Preparation Components. The expectations of Selected Topics in English 2 in sixth semester are oriented towards...

The Tesoros (Treasures) program is an exciting and innovative first year media-based Spanish program that addresses the increased faculty interest in and need for media-based products in beginning Spanish programs. The Tesoros product is one in which the entire course content is delivered completely on CD-ROM through an engaging, mystery-based story that motivates students to learn the language in a medium that is captivating, pedagogically sound, and fun. A full range of print materials (including a textbook and workbook/lab manual) is available to accompany the CD-ROM.

A combined text that meets the needs of second-year intermediate courses in Spanish. Part I reviews Spanish grammar, in Spanish, with oral and written exercises and brief cultural readings. Part II offers five complete stories and one play by Hispanic authors from Latin America, the U.S., and Spain. The program addresses the problem of both ``anglo'' and ``hispanic'' students.