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PROMOTION EFFECTIVENESS OF BASIC EDUCATION IN RURAL CONTEXTS

Quineche Daniel Meza.

To measure the effectiveness of basic education in rural contexts using the following indicators:
a) The completion rate
b) The rate of primary-secondary transition
c) The rate of withdrawal before the end of the years
d) The withdrawal rate
e) The rate of repetition of the same grade
f) The rate of school backwardness

start our analysis with the completion rate and the rate of primary-secondary transition and the following publications analyze the results with other indicators. The

completion rate is defined as the percentage of students enroll in first year of having graduated from Elementary School last year. Results

to 2008:

a) The primary completion rate of children 12-14 years segment in rural areas is 11.5 points less than the country. The girls, 13 points less.

b) The primary completion rate segment of children aged 15-19 in rural areas is 5 points less than the country. The children, 6.8 points behind.

Challenge

- The challenge is that edcuativas institutions should make every effort to logorar at least that the completion rate equals the national average, particularly in the case of girls 12-14 years old segment and children 15-19 years segment.

The rate primary-secondary transition is defined as the percentage of students who enroll in first year of having graduated from Elementary School last year. Results

to 2008:

- The rate of primary-secondary transition in rural areas is 5.5 points lower than the country. The children, 5.7 points behind.

Challenge

- The great challenge is that the local education system should ensure the provision of Basic Education-Secondary education in rural contexts to approximate the national average rate for both boys and for girls.

Source: Ministry. Escale. 2008.
http://escale.minedu.gob.pe/downloads/indicadores/2008/cuadro.html?A02

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ACCESS TO BASIC EDUCATION IN RURAL CONTEXTS

To establish the population of children age study that access to basic education using the indicator "Net coverage level (NER)."

The net enrollment rate is defined as the number enrolled in preschool, elementary or secondary are in the age group established for that level, expressed as percentage of total population in that age group. Results

to 2008:

a) In rural areas, 94.1 percent of children age 6-11 years studying the segment is enrolled at the primary level of basic education. 95 percent of girls and 94 percent of children, respectively. At this level, the net enrollment rate in rural areas is similar to that of the country.

b) Only 64 percent of school-age children segment of 12-16 years is enrolled at the secondary level of basic education. 64.6 percent of female adolescents and 63.3 percent of male adolescents. At this level, the net enrollment rate in rural areas is 10 points less than the country.

As can be seen in Peru, there has been significant progress regarding the enrollment of children of school-age girls in rural areas, particularly at the primary level of basic education.

Challenges:

a) How to provide primary education to 5.9 per cent, precisely those most difficult to reach due to its location.
b) How to provide secondary education to 36.0 percent of teens, just to those already involved in the work or became parents and therefore do not have the conventional time for study.

Barriers to overcome:

1. The dispersion of the rural population. The alternative is to promote the establishment of population centers in strategic locations in the basin so that there is always a school well equipped and staffed. This involves the relocation of all those schools that have been built in isolated,

2. The small population of young people. With regard to secondary level education Basic, in some regions are responding with great creativity to the mode of work and training. This method takes full advantage of the times and life in the community to promote learning.

3. The isolation from population centers. The connection to the road network and other means such as telecommunications is essential.

Source: Ministry. Escale. 2008.
http://escale.minedu.gob.pe/downloads/indicadores/2008/cuadro.html?C01

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SCIENCE EDUCATION ACCESS TODAY

The base document for the week Monograph Santillana Education "Education by 2020, Juan Carlos Tedesco, former Minister of Education of Argentina, offers his thoughts on scientific literacy as follows:
Quality education for all is a universal education that socially meaningful learning. The management of basic scientific knowledge is an essential component in the formation of a citizen of the information society. This is the reason why science education should be incorporated into the content of universal and compulsory education. The main discussions are now full of people scientific and technical information. To make decisions on issues such as care for the environment, genetic manipulation or economic policy, for example, have to be scientifically literate. From the formal point of view, it is likely that this target has already been achieved in many countries. However, actual results are far from guaranteeing the goal posited by the speeches and official documents. In this sense, it is necessary to incorporate teaching methods that allow to discover the passion for knowledge, taste for experimentation and the domain of logical reasoning.

What is the explanation given by the authorities of the Ministry of Education of Peru to having reduced hours dedicated to teaching and learning of science in basic education?

All hope for the 2011 school year has a serene rectification.

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What is the population of children in age of study have access to an educational institution in the rural context in Peru?

The coverage rate is an indicator that is defined as the percentage of the population of a certain age or age group enrolled in any grade, cycle, level or type of education.

2008 school census results:

- In rural areas, children age 6-11 years studying the segment access to an educational institution in the order of 96.9 percent. In the case of girls this indicator rises to 97.5 percent.

- For the segment 12-16 has only been reached to 83.7 percent. In this segment, in the case of young women, the index rose to 85.5 percent.

Challenge:

The challenge is to get 16.3 percent of female adolescents (12-16 years) and 18.2 percent of male adolescents have access to an educational institution.

Barriers to overcome:

a) Interconnection of all towns rural to the national road network, b) concentration of the dispersed population in small towns to give them access to basic services of potable water, sewage, electricity, telecommunications and medical post, c) a school in every rural village center endowment of a school canteen and housing units for teachers; d) mobile library service, e) Radio-TV education; f) implementation of the rural educational system with a minimum of 6 years of service, financial incentives and professional.

Source: Ministry. Escale. 2008.
http://escale.minedu.gob.pe/downloads/indicadores/2008/cuadro.html?C03

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Surprisingly, I have found in the dictionary of the RAE with a definition somewhat subjective, turning on a mere denotative connotative meaning. Selfishness

(Del lat. Ego, self, and-ism)

1. m. Immoderate and excessive self-love, which disproportionately serve self-interest, heedless of others.

Objectively, selfishness is nothing but concern for their own interests. immoderate, excessive, beyond measure ... are subjective connotations that do not belong to the objective reality of selfishness. Obviously, this confusion objective reality of social convention is not the fault of the SAR, but rather subjective assessment carried out for a long time selfishness as "bad" and altruism as "good." Subjective assessment that is also irrational.

The meaning given to the word selfishness in the popular language is not merely wrong: it represents a devastating intellectual distortion, which is responsible, more than any other factor, of humanity's moral paralysis.

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rational egoism (which is the true self, for the ego, the "I" is the reason) does not mean no harm others, and whether the benefit of the individual. According to Ayn \u200b\u200bRand, the true selfish not who sacrifice for others. Is that there is no need to use others in any way [...] The real selfish does not live for anyone else and does not ask anyone to live for him . Cynical selfishness, however, requires a sacrifice for others, while altruism requires one to sacrifice for others. Both are opposites, and imply the benefit of a part for the injury of another. Note that the "sacrifice" for important values \u200b\u200bis neither self sacrifice or altruism, it is the sacrifice for something worthless for oneself, without which your life would still have the same value.

Therefore, is it so bad selfishness as indicating social convention? No. Selfishness does not deprive anyone of anything, while altruism deprives man of the reward for his intelligence, saying that authorities have a moral duty to serve the incompetent and to sacrifice for the needs of others. But man, like being free, not in any way this moral duty.

Recrimination "You're so selfish" does not go against the receiver but the issuer itself. Basically means "I want / need to give me, and do not give me." One who criticizes the selfishness of others is nothing but a parasite slaver who has no regard for the freedom of men, it does not deal with free exchange and voluntary choice.

For all this, wherever it comes, social convention, the dogma , that altruism is "good thinking" is "bad", is an obstacle to the moral reasoning and for freedom of men.

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This entry VI participated in the Math Carnival is hosted Sangakoo Blog. Take a long time without writing here and, so to speak, the size of this input is proportional to the time that I have not written one. But I hope that pleases from which to read.
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$ angle $ \\ alpha $ $ (always considered acute) formed by a straight $ $ r $ $ and a plane $ $ \\ pi $ $ . Suppose there is an observer to view $ $ O \\ in {\\ pi} $ $. What angle is a function of the original and the separation angle from the perpendicular to the line in the plane? Clearly, any observer at the perpendicular angle will be the same $ $ \\ alpha $ $, which, incidentally, is the least of all that can be seen in different positions around the cutoff line-plane. Also, an observer on the orthogonal projection of the line $ $ r $ $ $ at the $ \\ pi $ $, will ever see an angle $ $ \\ $ $ straight alpha_v whatever $ $ \\ alpha $ $. Also, an original right angle always look alike.

To arrive at an equation that proves the angle from the angle visible real $ $ \\ alpha $ $ and separation angle of the observation point on the perpendicular to the line in the plane , $ $ \\ beta $ $, I turned the system dihedral and trigonometry .

straight will use the maximum slope and maximum slope represented a dihedral plane. Example of maximum slope line:

The lines of maximum slope and maximum slope of a map indicating the tilt angle $ $ \\ alpha ^ {\\ prime} $ of the plane with the horizontal and vertical, respectively. Let's stay for example with the maximum slope.

Aware dimensional ( a little help for this ), the angle between the plane $ $ \\ delta $ $ with the horizontal is $ $ \\ alpha ^ {\\ prime} = tan ^ {-1} \\ frac {y} ^ {r_1} $ $. The triangle above the ground get:

$ $ y = m \\ cdot {} as $ $ $ $ \\ alpha $ $

Now we have to put $ $ r_1 $ $ on $ m $ function $ $. To do this, split up the triangle formed in the lower to the ground line.

$ $ l ^ 2 + r_1 ^ 2 = m ^ 2 $ $
$ $ h ^ 2 + (x) ^ 2 = l ^ 2 $ $

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$ $ h ^ 2 + (x) ^ 2 + r_1 ^ 2 = m ^ 2 $ $
$ $ h ^ 2 + m ^ 2-2MX + x ^ 2 + r_1 ^ 2 = m ^ 2 $ $
$ $ h ^ 2 + x ^ 2 + r_1 ^ 2 = 2MX $ $ $ $ 2r_1
^ 2 = 2MX
$ $ $ $ r_1 = \\ sqrt [2] {x} $ $

Here it is noteworthy that in any right triangle is true:

$ $ x = m \\ cdot {} sin ^ 2 \\ gamma $ $

And continuing this:

$ $ r_1 = \\ sqrt [2] {m ^ 2 \\ cdot {} sin ^ 2 \\ gamma} $ $
$ $ r_1 = m \\ cdot { } sin \\ gamma $ $

Substituting $ $ and $ r_1 $ and $ $ $ $ in the first equation:

$ $ \\ alpha ^ {\\ prime} = tan ^ {-1} \\ frac {so \\ alpha} {sin \\ gamma} $ $

This equation determines the angle of the plane on the horizontal and vertical, as interpreted $ $ \\ Alpha $ $ and $ $ \\ gamma $ $.

To return to the original problem in dihedral, $ $ \\ alpha ^ {\\ prime} $ $ is the visible angle ($ $ \\ alpha_v $ $) of $ $ \\ alpha $ $ from the trace horizontal plane $ $ \\ delta_1 $ $ (intersection of horizontal line and the plane), in the case of the maximum slope line, or whatever it is, a $ $ (\\ frac {\\ pi} {2} - \\ gamma) $ of the perpendicular. Thus, $ $ \\ beta = \\ frac {\\ pi} {2} - \\ gamma $ $ and therefore $ $ \\ gamma = \\ frac {\\ pi} {2} - \\ beta $ $.

In a nutshell, that $ $ \\ alpha ^ {\\ prime} = \\ alpha_v $ $ taking into account that $ $ \\ beta = \\ frac {\\ pi} {2} - \\ gamma $ $.
$ $ \\ alpha ^ {\\ prime} $ $ is visible $ $ \\ alpha $ $ on a separate point of the perpendicular $ $ \\ frac {\\ pi} {2} - \\ gamma $ $.

Therefore, the equation that determines the angle visible from the same plane, $ $ \\ alpha_v $ $, depending on the original $ angle $ \\ alpha $ $ (formed by a line and a plane) and the separation angle the observer with respect to the perpendicular to the line in the plane, $ $ \\ beta $ $ is:

$ $ \\ alpha_v = tan ^ {-1} \\ frac {so \\ alpha} {cos \\ beta} $ $

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From here, without further support a deduction, I concluded, despite the redundancy, how to vary the above equation for observation points outside the same plane ($ $ O \\ notin \\ pi $ $). I assumed that the variation of angle visible to the observation point move vertically around the cutoff of the line with the plan would occur in reverse order to that which occurs with the horizontal motion in the same plane around the cutoff point (with $ $ O \\ in {\\ pi }$$).

Thus, the resulting equation for vertical motion only, with the orthogonal projection of the observation point belongs always to the line in the plane perpendicular to that observed, would the following:

$ $ \\ alpha_ {v2} = tan ^ {-1} (tan \\ alpha \\ cdot {} cos \\ beta_V) $ $

And the combination of the two equations results in:

$ $ \\ alpha_ {visible} = tan ^ {-1} (tan \\ alpha \\ frac {cos \\ beta_V} {cos \\ beta_H}) $ $

Where $ $ \\ beta_V $ $ for the separation angle (vertical) point comments on the plane and centered at the cutoff line-plane, and $ $ \\ beta_H $ $ (the $ $ \\ beta $ $ to dry in the first part), the separation angle (horizontal) of the orthogonal projection by $ $ O $ $ on the plane perpendicular to the original line $ $ $ $ and r center at the same point of cut.

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Thanks for reading. Everything is open to any corrections or suggestions.

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RURAL SCHOOL TEACHING SCIENCE (1) Paulo

Quineche Daniel Meza

The book is presented in this event is the result of dialogue between scientists and educators and a collective effort between civil society and academia. This experience is a sign of the path that we must continue to put pressure on policy makers to address the fundamental problems of our society.
The challenges we face today and will face our future generations have as much to the preservation of life on Earth as meeting the basic needs of the poorest people of our country and the world. Under these considerations
is insufficient today and then talk about development proposals emerge as sustainable development or human development. Benjamín Marticorena
, from a critical perspective the question why we have come to this situation, has only one answer: the utilitarian paradigm of science and technology is installed in the world since the sixteenth century. This is expressed in the idea that the continuous improvement of the quality of human life is only possible "through the rational and systematic nature" and that assumes that nature is inexhaustible. This paradigm is now in a severe crisis. Population and consumption of nature have not only increased but the use of energy inputs and production processes have been inadequate risk life on the planet itself. "The natural sciences tell us about the world and technology provides us the way to put at the service of society, but both science and technology, require a social control so that people can enjoy their high profits without being affected by their potential risks "

Making the social control of science and technology involves scientific and technological literacy of all people and to do her schooling is the preferred mechanism available to society. For many critics
school is in deep crisis. Therefore, precisely, the challenge is to rescue and strengthen because the school is the only scenario in which society has to develop critical thinking, ie the ability to judge and comment correctly on the uses and abuses of science and technology.
The change in the essence of the school and particularly the teaching of science and technology it requires and demands a new social pact. This will "promote, in all its potential, critical thinking, affection for nature and society and intellectual responsibility."
Pierre Fayard states that no longer need to reflect further on whether of a society with greater scientific literacy, which is now required is action to achieve that goal. The power of science and technology has reached such a level can not say for itself where to go. It is therefore essential to create links between science and society through various strategies to make it available to society changes arising from the changing role of science and technology. Within the still undefined knowledge society, ICTs are the means that more and start to use social networks is becoming essential.
Fabiola Leon-Velarde and Hugo Flores suggested that the classroom is the ideal place to inspire generations new passion for science, not as an abstract and remote from reality, but as an immediate application development. During the school the best way of enhancing the knowledge is through research and it is she who will provide us with inquiring and creative citizens. We all ask questions of all kinds and every day. The scientific method helps us to address this question with a more objective and, therefore, closer to the truth. For a critical and scientific thinking must begin very early, ie, from the school. The belief that science is only necessary for scientists or engineers is outdated in today's world. However, science education in Peru has serious shortcomings such as low student preparation in science, little emphasis on teacher training, the few advances in the use of modern active methods of education and insufficient use of educational technology. It concludes that research in the school with relevant experiments in child development and a clear explanation of the concepts involved. To do science projects should be properly planned and have certain characteristics to ensure quality.
Gilles and Philippe Cappe Delforge propose that the natural sciences in the school are a privileged entry to discuss the environmental pillar of sustainable development, by providing knowledge for understanding the phenomena involved but also because of practical reasons. In the natural sciences knowledge is constructed by the practice of research. At school, students should be placed as researchers face a problem, set out hypotheses and develop protocols to test these hypotheses. The results obtained are used to draw conclusions that constitute knowledge. Similar situation exists in Education for Sustainable Development. This is not to teach but to teach options to choose. To make clear choices requires some clues, both cognitive and methodological order, accurate and comprehensive knowledge on the one hand (knowing), and reasoning and analysis methods (know how). Jorge Jhoncón
and Carmen Mayorga highlight that Peru is one of the five countries with greatest biodiversity in the world and its multiplicity of genetic resources is an achievement of aboriginal human groups during the process of around ten thousand years , and domesticated species of native flora and fauna selected and adapted to different ecological zones. These characteristics give importance to Peru global strategy for the XXI century will be to biotechnology and genetic engineering and show extraordinary potential for developing new business. However, the dispersion of knowledge and divorce that exists between scientific knowledge and action are the two major obstacles to increased productivity of current science in our country. It is necessary, then take train scientific awareness regarding the protection and proper use of our bio. The training of such personnel should be from primary school and under the model of inclusive education in science, the interdisciplinary model. Yanira
Loyola reminds us that students learn in so far as actively construct their knowledge, not taking the information passively. That is why it is increasingly important that teachers know the students' cognitive processes and strategies related to cognitive and metacognitive learning for a better performance as a mentor of learning.
Glos Juana Loayza and James argue that addressing the problems arising from the environmental crisis, social and economic, education has to play its fundamental role of training people can learn and apply their learning in solving these problems. The initiative taken in 1982 Arequipa, which was consolidated in 1991 with the founding of the Institute for Educational Research Yachay Wasi is a demonstration of the search path for building an alternative methodology for science education in Peru. The method Yachay Wasi is defined as a strategy of teaching and learning methodology that is able to develop cognitive and affective skills and creates a positive climate of respect and values \u200b\u200bin the classroom. Obviously
inhibits me to comment on the article that I attended the lecture. His text is from the book and invite you to read it.
hope that all teachers can share, discuss ideas and experiences containing the book and motivate us to continue building a country that moves in history backs the sustainable development and human development.

(1) Author comment on the book "The Teaching of Natural Sciences. Reflections and teaching strategies." during his presentation on September 15, 2010.

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CULTURAL APPROACH IN A Critical Pedagogy (*)

Quineche Daniel Meza

This presentation is done from the perspective of a mestizo teacher, who in his old age found that the difficulties they encounter in Castilian do not respond well to anatomic and physiological problems of their vocal apparatus and less of the education he received but a cultural heritage unconsciously emerges expressions of their own cultural ancestors. Something similar happens in terms of their beliefs, which involves both from education and many other of origin unknown. "
This revelation leads me to think about how he saw the ethnocultural other than Castilian, the impact of globalization on these cultures, the concept of multiculturalism, the need for intercultural education and to try his understanding from critical pedagogy.

Our perception of non-Castilian ethnocultural

To whom were born in the bosom of the Castilian-Western culture and we formed in their schools, grew up with the idea that this was only natural culture of Peru and learned to look down on those not in tune with our way of expressing and thinking. Words such as "ham" or "Indian" or "black" part of the lexicon of the grievance.
The story we presented the school showed us the "other" as uncivilized past lags the country and kept their lands rich would have to insist on its exploration and exploitation. Two lessons were learned from this history: we must civilize the "mountain" and "Indian" and must colonize their land.
"In the race demogénesis observed in rural areas, especially in indigenous environments, the need to combat hereditary defects to free future generations ..." (Mendoza, Juan. 1956. P. 10)
Those lessons were well learned, especially by those in power, social organizations and even wealthy men who carried out actions in this direction: civilization of the indigenous population and exploitation of its riches.
The increasing internal migration towards cities and coastal areas and the resulting mixture was a determining factor for the emergence of what today is known as chola culture or chicha, which has slowly been increasing its presence and power in the country. However, the school, despite these changes in social composition, beyond the speech, has persisted in further strengthen the Castilian-Western culture.
worth noting that many indigenous peoples, despite this formal education, have resisted and persisted in maintaining their language and their culture. And, at various times in our history have demanded that the state recognizes the value of indigenous languages \u200b\u200band assume responsibility for its preservation and dissemination through the education system.
From the 90's, the issue of cultural diversity in Latin America has put on the table for discussion and decision making. Has a presence in public policy and constitutional reforms and education, and major axis both at the national-level institutional and inter / transnational. However, this attention can be seen from two perspectives: first, the effect and result of the struggles of social movements originating and their demands for recognition and rights, and secondly, linked with global designs power, capital and market.
In this way, an important milestone in the country stands in 2002, when various political organizations and civil society signed Peruvian National Agreement on Education, in which he highlighted the eleventh state policy: "Promotion Equality of Opportunity without discrimination ", and ranked second policy," Universal Access to Free Public Education, and Quality. "

Globalization and the visibility of the diversity of ethnocultural
paradoxically
Globalization is producing a greater visibility of ethnic minorities. When many thought that globalization would bring us to the tendency of universal culture and monolingual, what is happening is an increase in the visibility of ethnic diversity.
NICTs facilitate relationships with other people from different places, languages \u200b\u200band cultures. Thanks to them today the world has "shrunk" and is increasingly possible for us to relate to more people from different places, languages \u200b\u200band cultures.
In this scenario, these ethnic groups, their languages \u200b\u200band cultures are increasingly raising their voices, demanding the right to difference, question the homogenizing nature of nation states and propose the construction of multicultural or multinational states.
The challenge of this is progress in building a multicultural country. In that sense, the first step is to assume, recognize and become an asset of enormous cultural diversity of the country. The second is to end cultural discrimination, non-recognition and exclusion, which is key to the promotion of intercultural education.



Interculturalism Today is not enough that each people to preserve and strengthen its language and culture but it is essential that, in exercise of their human rights, participate in the set of relationships that exist between different cultures and generate new relationships with cultures not previously recognized. This finding shows the need for an intercultural approach in the training of new generations of both Castilian-Western culture as the original cultures.
One way to approach the concept of multiculturalism is distinguishing and relating it to two concepts next, that of multiculturalism and crossbreeding.
multiculturalism in the keyword is respect. Since the recognition of the right to be different is commanding respect among different cultural groups that are relatively separate. To be effective this respect calls for concrete in the equalization of social opportunities for these groups. This means matching require specific policies when this does not happen due to past and present phenomena of cultural domination. Multiculturalism is a descriptive concept, which only tells us that in a given area groups with different cultures coexist and therefore does not concern the relationship between cultures.
The key word is fusion or synthesis mixture. What is sought is a culture that it overcomes the synthesis of cultures coming into relationship. History shows that the breed is the result of conditions of domination, therefore unwanted impositions, and then led to reactions and social transgressions. The mixture may be a desired horizon and unforced synthesis strategies, leading to achieve a common culture enriched by the contributions of various groups and enablers multiple multiple personal development, which could end the ethnocentric perspectives and different ethnic conflict.
in intercultural dialogue is the key word. In the intercultural elements are assumed multiculturalism and miscegenation but defines its own conceptual space.
Interculturality multiculturalism takes in part, in the sense that dialogue must assume mutual respect and equal dialogue between people. Furthermore, it also resumes in the sense that to be consistent in creative dialogue, cultural collective whole need some separation, that is, the cultivation of their own defining characteristics in specific areas and institutions. But unlike multiculturalism, multiculturalism is advocated from the meeting of cultures, it is seen as a vehicle for creative development of the cultures that are involved in it and as an expression of solidarity between them. In this sense, multiculturalism also states that the groups involved are mutually recognized cultural capacity building, recognizing that no culture fully realized the possibilities of human beings and that all potential contributors deserve to be taken into account. That is, respect is deeply empathetic here. Interculturalism also assumes
part of miscegenation, in the sense that, as a result of dialogue and contact it brings, can incorporate elements from the cultures with whom we dialogue. But away from the mixing in the relationship with the other does not intend to merge his identity with him in a unique cultural identity, by contrast, seeks to strengthen creative and severally their own identity. Interculturalism is thus a specific mode of self-affirmation etnoidentitaria. Socially
, multiculturalism means that between different cultural groups exist in a relationship as equals. The asymmetry does not support multiculturalism, ie inequalities between cultures mediated by power, that benefit a cultural group over another or others. As aspiration, multiculturalism is part of a national project.
human beings have recently become convinced of the positive condition of the practice of multiculturalism and human relations strategy with a view to a harmonious and creative development of human societies.

intercultural education

In education, multiculturalism in practice is a cultural behavior to function in relation to cultural contexts. It is a behavior of people or human groups in terms of multiculturalism. The question is handled between members of different cultures with whom they interact (Solis, 1999).
Like all cultural phenomena, cultural behavior is learned as a member of a particular cultural, or group of cultures in contact. The first condition for the existence of multiculturalism is the contact of cultures. But for multiculturalism is a behavior, what should happen is a learning process, whether natural, as part of the socialization of people, or planned, that is, formally. Interculturalism implies
education while respectful of differences and emphasizes the cultural exchanges, mutual fertilization, influences, hybridities (Degregori, 2001).
The objectives of intercultural education are:
- Ending homogenizing education / acculturated, open to pluralism, recognize that other cultures' hegemonic "have the same rights are part and enrich the cultural heritage of the country,
- Avoid polarizations while useless, stressing bridges and body interrelationships of diverse cultures.

Interculturality from critical pedagogy

With the advent of modern industrial state and the subsequent development of mass education, changes occur in the perception of students of education.
Instead of the relationship between education and society, the focus is on the relationship between schooling and the state, taking the extensive network of institutional education as a starting point and raise questions from him, rather than on the network.
In this scenario, expressed different points of view, sin of reductionism, one can distinguish between technical, practical and critical.
technical pedagogy presents perspectives on the components of the education system and improving the same within the broad structure of educational provision in the state.
practice pedagogy encourages teachers to reorient their work in the classroom and school in the light their own values \u200b\u200band practical deliberation, but says relatively little about the deliberation and action needed to address the broad issue of state's role in the development of and the constraints imposed on the possibilities of contemporary education.
critical pedagogy brings to the fore the relationship between education and society, schooling and status (how schooling serves the interests of the state, they activate certain specific values \u200b\u200band not other possible, and how the state represents certain values \u200b\u200band interests in contemporary society and not others), and the role of teachers not only criticism but also in action through the establishment of organizational forms that seek to change education.
Critical pedagogy involves a form of reasoning than the art and practice: the dialectical reasoning. And is governed by a different kind of interests: a liberating or emancipatory interest.
dialectical reasoning employed by the critical pedagogy is to illuminate the social and educational processes in four ways: first, showing how simple dualisms (colonialism, modernity, East and West, primitive-civilized, magical / mythic-scientific, traditional-modern ) limit our understanding, and second, showing how the oppositions raised in these dualisms lead to contradiction, third, showing how these ideas interact opposing dualistic position, and fourth, showing how the dynamic processes of interaction between opposing ideas or positions are the patterns and consequences of action and interaction observed in educational social scenarios that we hope to understand and improve.
From Marx, we have tried to show how human thought has developed in relation to social conditions, and how the movement of ideas and social practices and economic progress occurs through opposition and, after above situations opposite of transcendence in new ideas and practices.
So in the socio-political, Zizek (1998), among others, argues that global capitalism today operates with a logic that incorporates multicultural difference while neutralization and empty of real meaning. In this respect, recognition and respect for cultural diversity become a new strategy of domination that prevents clear thinking and keeps both the colonial difference through the discursive rhetoric of multiculturalism and interculturalism conceptual tool of "functional "understood as integration. This rhetoric and tools are not aimed at building societies equitable and inclusive, but the ethnic conflict management and maintenance of social stability in order to promote the economic imperatives of the model (neoliberal) capitalist accumulation, now doing "include" historically excluded groups within it.
This multiculturalism is "functional" because it "does not question the rules of the game and is perfectly compatible with the logic of the existing neo-liberal" (Tubino, 2005) and, therefore, differ substantially with critical multiculturalism (Walsh, 2001 ) understood as a political, social, epistemological and ethical.
approach and practice of intercultural criticism are not functional at the current social model, but very serious questioning of such a model. While functional multiculturalism assumes cultural diversity as a central, underpinning their recognition and inclusion in society and the national state (homogenizers by practice and design) and leaving out the devices and patterns of structural-institutional power which they maintain -inequality, intercultural critical part of the problem of power, its structure pattern based on race and the difference (not just colonial cultural) has been constructed accordingly. Functional Interculturalism respond to and part of the interest and needs of social institutions while that critical multiculturalism, however, is a building and from people who have endured a history of subjugation and subordination.
What is the significance of development among the ethnic non-Castilian, What kind of education they need to implement to promote their development?, What should be the elements or components of education?, What strategies should be promoted as having learning between two languages \u200b\u200band two cultures as a reference?, how to relate the educational processes in the context of cultural diversity. Are some questions that are being addressed by various educational experiences at home and if FORMABIAP. But there is still a long way to go.

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If you change the wording of a problem, it must be done taking into account the consequences. For example:

original Statement: In a house there are three key chains A, B and C, 5, 7 and 8 keys, respectively, of which only one in keychain opens the storeroom. A ring is chosen at random and it, wrench. Statement

changed: In a house there are three key chains A, B and C, 5, 7 and 8 keys, respectively, of which only one in keychain opens the storeroom. You take a random key.

The problem is, but let's stay with this part, which is important. Obviously, this problem is not the same take a key ring and then a random key that directly take a random key. Take a random key means that each key has 1 / 20 chances of being caught. As the shirts do not have all the same number of keys, so if you take a ring first and then a key, each key A is 1 / 15 chance of being, each key B, 1 / 21, and each key C, 1 / 24.

However, one can argue that if the keys are in key chains, it is impossible to pick up a key without taking prior to a keychain. This is what I defend my math teacher, who took the original problem of the book and changed the wording to put on the exam, thinking that addressing the problem would remain intact. And I say, okay, but if you take in the first instance of a keychain and then all of the key ring, key, why not take a random key.

Let's look at a Venn diagram:

L is superset of the sets A, B and C (key). If the statement says "pick a random key" is the same as "take a random element of L" . So, when choosing at random in the superset L, the sets A, B and C are not taken into account separately with equal probability.

But my teacher is in their heels. "If you put your hand to pick up a key, you must take before a key ring." Does it matter the fact of "putting your hand" if we are in math? Do not choose a random key numbering each and obtained by any method a random number from 1 to 20? I told him everything I have said here. Even I gave another example: If you have a ring with 99 keys and one with 1, choosing a random key, is the key which alone has 50% chance of leaving? To my surprise, I said yes.

In conclusion, he would not give me the reason why, in his opinion, by the fact that "you can not pick up a key at random without taking prior to a keychain," is the same as randomly choosing a key chain and then a key, to choose a random key. But no opinions, no objective evidence that is not equal. I think that my teacher understood me but would not budge.

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THE TEACHER'S ROLE IN THE PROCESS OF CHANGING THE COMMITMENT

We are all aware, to a greater or lesser extent, the quality of education we promote in our schools, especially public ones, not the best. Hence the constant criticism that we face in various forums, seminars and conferences and the media are responsible for disseminating.

If young people do get jobs, is because the school does not prepare them for work, if young people are aggressive and violent gangs is because schools do not teach values \u200b\u200bor human rights, if young people commit suicide, is that schools not attended psychologically, if young people take drugs is that schools do not prevent some, or if the girls get pregnant, it is because schools do not teach sex education, if you lose the Peruvian football is because schools are not driving the sport base. As you can see the string of dissatisfaction about school is endless. According

PH Coombs (1967), the current educational crisis is global dimensions unprecedented in human history and draws on her, as a consequence of the evolution of civilization itself. The world educational crisis is, in essence, a crisis of growing mismatch between the education systems inherited and rapidly changing world around us. As a reaction to these statements, generally accepted, schools and even analysts who look to them, have proposed various models of quality education.

However, the real issue revolves around education teacher. Is this who has the power to run the machinery of local strategy, regional and national levels, either it may be, with its daily actions in the classroom.

This seems simple is not. Crosby (1987), an influential thinker of the quality, says: "Quality does not cost. It is a gift, but is free. "The real problem is usually masked in the fallacy of the" lack of resources "which are usually scarce and invites us to expect that to happen to start the upgrade. However, more resources do not become "automatically" in improving education. The jump is needed is how teachers can implement the education strategy, and this has to do with a change in attitudes and convictions.

The teacher carries out its work on stage organizational school is. In it, today is not unusual for work to start proposing and discussing the vision of it. However, all waiting to go and after considerable effort to define the vision is translated into educational realities and nothing more. The most important power of a vision is what "makes do." Without action, a vision is not relevant. The teacher is strategic because it does. Builds, develops and builds through actions. Its essence is in stock, and therefore the vehicle is able to realize the vision in the classroom. The action can contain the full picture, and it is impossible to sustain by evidence practice. Hence, if the action in the classroom is able to incorporate the complete educational vision, apply continuous improvement tools of the action is at least desirable and in its ultimate sense, a responsible act.

From this point of view, the quality of a teacher is a journey inward, not outward person, and consequently the most important thing is the experience of the person, their thoughts and concerns, as well as convictions about the need to improve.

A study by UNESCO in Mexico, Chile, India and Guinea concluded that good teachers are distinguished from bad by the following characteristics:
- attend classes regularly, are punctual.
- Uses work plans and prepare their lessons in advance.
- Have an active style of teaching.
- Allocate tasks to do at home and gives them individual correction.
- They report their findings to parents.
- work in schools with controls and teaching aids.

no doubt that these teachers have come to the profession guided by a genuine commitment to service and build in their students positive attitudes and values.

However, also in the profession, those who came to the race for another interest rate different vocation. The latter follow a path of frustration that negatively impact students. Undoubtedly, these teachers can not be asked to leave school. On the contrary, there is the urgent need to awaken in them the feelings of a vocation as yet unseen.

Hence, to undertake processes of change in education is required to open spaces where teachers experience the need for change starts in themselves, stating their calling and changing their attitude towards learning new ways Improved and more effective teaching practice.

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David Berkeley: the poet of music hidden syllogism

Anyone who knows me knows that most of the bands I hear are characterized by not well known. Counting Crows (at least here in Spain are not), The Jayhawks or Del Amitri are some examples. But today I want to talk about David Berkeley .


In music there are hidden gems to that one discovers, usually by accident. In these terms, David Berkeley is the largest gem with which I have encountered.

would be impossible to talk about his music without mentioning the words feeling, poetry, passion . American singer / songwriter (just 33), defines his music as "acoustic / indie / alt / folk / whatever-you-want-to-add-here." Criticism has always been very positive, highlighting the incredible melancholy and melodic tenor voice the poetry of his lyrics and intensity and emotional depth of his music. He has recorded

3 studio albums ( The Confluence, After the Wrecking Ships and Strange Light ) and 1 live (Live from Fez ). He is currently raising money in website for the production of a new studio album, Some Kind of Cure . At the time of this writing, has raised more than 80% of the $ 32.000 you need.

In 2004 he recorded After the Wrecking Ships , their second album. The Rolling Stone critic Rob O'Connor chose the best album of the year. Includes Fire Sign, their most popular song. Two years later

Strange recorded Light , but the album was not released until 2009. Is produced by Brian Deck, producer of the last Sunday Mornings Counting Crows album, Saturday Nights & Sunday Mornings.

Despite rave reviews, has never achieved the fame he deserves. I find it very sad to think that if it were not for a very particular, would never have come to listen. As I said, Fire Sign is their most popular song. Appeared in the "Wannabe" series Without a Trace, and that's where I heard it. It was night and stayed with the letter taped to search the next day. Had it not been for that, never have heard from him at least until now.

Sell your discs directly into your web , but are also found in other online shops.

I think the best way to know is to listen Fire Sign and direct at Joe's Pub in New York in 2007, almost all of this on Youtube David Berkeley.

Should Have Told Me
Seemed like an ordinary day Everything
Seem To Be Okay

Did it hurt you?
These Are the scars you never show
She is a fire sign you know
One day you're near and then you go

Here is a looking glass what do you see
There is nothing there but me
There was a wishing well I jumped into
Nothing came true

They deceive you
There was a wall you had to find
The echoes in your mind

You'll surrender
These are the lessons that you learn
Nobody hears, no one's concerned
One day it's clear and then you burn

Here is the wishing well I jumped into
Nothing came true
Here is a looking glass what do you see
Sorry it's just me

Even just a sound and all your cards are down
Even just a sound
Let me lay you down
Don't have to make a sound
I would lay you down

It surrounds you
Sometimes it's easy to believe
Sometimes it hurts more then it seems

Now it's over
These are the scars you never show
There was a warning sign, you know
One day you're near and then you go (x3)

Directos en NY:

- Stillness ( letra ).
- Sweet Auburn ( letra ).
- Hurricane ( letra ).
- Miss Maybe ( letra ).
- Jefferson ( letra ).

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EDUCATION TEACHERS.

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Lima, April 11, 2010

Any educational reform has to be done with the active participation of teachers. A very peculiar understanding of this maxim has led to educational policy (Better teachers, better students) in the recent period, to submit to assessments both in-service teachers and those who aspire to pursue studies teachers', citing the on the note fourteen. This measure in practice has brought the closure of the Higher Pedagogical Institutes and the growth of the Faculties of Education. But the end of this policy has been to equip teachers and collegiate career in a job market asymmetrically competitive with those in other non-teaching careers. The latter measure can only be explained as a "lifeline" to the mass unemployment of academics from other races, the result of chaos in the qualification of human resources and the dominant economic model and reductionist conception of education enough to know materials for teaching. Just as there is enough to know the human anatomy to be a good surgeon, it is not enough to know biology to make a student learn biology.

For several decades, from the same field as teachers, have been searching and trying alternatives involve more teachers in the process of education reform. I speak of involvement or commitment rather as an alternative and the alternative distance under recurrent training or evaluation.

This commitment is explicit and can be taken if and only if "emerges from within, from the teachers themselves. The commitment is not the result of an imposition.

In this search to a specific demand for a teachers training center, a small group of teachers decided to organize and implement a unique workshops aimed at teachers training teachers and then we extend to teachers in schools . The experiment began on Saturday March 18, 1995 at 3 pm in Bagua Grande (Amazonas).

The workshop was proposed as follows: To promote among the participants to discover their institutional identity and role of teacher, integrating and organizing to assume the fulfillment of common goals.

The workshop was organized around three main directions. The axes organizers were:
- Know Thyself (Who am I, who are we?)
- Meet the others (With whom we work and what common goals we have?)
- Meet the world (How tools theoretical and methodological we have to improve our work?).

Each axis resulted in a block of work. The blocks were:
- In the first area addressed or block the identity and self esteem.
- In the second area addressed or block the communication, integration and organization.
- In the third line or block is worked the main difficulties that arise in everyday classrooms.

In general, the workshop was conducted through the following methodological route:
- Introduction of participants
-
Organising groups - First Task (integrated, organized and perceived)
- Second task (find its institutional identity)
- Third task (address creatively solving a problem common pedagogical)
- Final reflection and commitments.
- Evaluation of the workshop.

In each step of this route is resorted to using participatory techniques. For example:
- Introduction of participants: Find your half.
- Organising groups: the zoo.
- First Task (integrated, organized and perceived): The statues and communication.
- Second task (find its institutional identity): The acronym and the dramatization
- Third Task (creatively address the solution of a common educational problem): Meta plan.
- Final reflections and commitments: The Wall and the warriors.
- Workshop Evaluation: The concentric circles.

The workshop lasted two days, 3 hours and was conducted by two teachers.

The testimony of teachers who participated in these workshops gave us the great satisfaction that we had a fairly close to achieving the objective. Also let us suggestions for improvements, and new topics to address with a dynamic organization and teaching similar to that used in this workshop.

organization and participation in these workshops certainly changed both our vision education and strengthened our social commitment to it as the teachers' own partipantes. Many of them are educational leaders in their communities.

Responding to the needs of colleagues will always be a pleasant experience that we will continue.

Sea is also a good opportunity to thank all my fellow teachers who trusted me, helped and supported me in realizing this experience.

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El peligro de los refranes españoles.

• Who gets up early, God helps.
• No matter how early dawn early.

• God can do early dawn.

I have a slight feeling of having seen this somewhere before but can not remember exactly.

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Five pirates, many coconuts and a monkey

Here is my humble contribution to I Math Carnival organized by Eliatron: a problem earlier this year by my math teacher. Do not collect any great difficulty because I'm only in 1 º Bachillerato.



A group of 5 pirates shipwrecked on an island full of coconuts in the who lives only a monkey. After much thought on how to survive, choose to gather all the coconuts on the island and pile. After a hard day's work, get collect them all and decide to leave the stack intact to pass on to the next morning.

But none of the pirates is wary of others. A first pirate gets up in the middle of the night, divides the lot into 5 parts and get a . But to divide the lot into 5 parts on a coconut, so it gives the mono . Soon after, another pirate gets up and returns to divide the lot into 5 parts and takes one, all without noticing the decline of the heap initial. Again on a coconut to make the 5 groups, so it also gave the monkey. As expected, stands another third pirate and repeat. Have divided the lot into 5 parts again on another coconut. "Who do I give? Then the monkey. "The fourth pirate gets up to divide the pile of coconuts into 5 parts, and stays with it. Decides to give the monkey a coconut that was left to the 5 sub-lots. And finally, we find the fifth and last pirate. Divide the pile into 5 parts, gives the leftover coconut mono and stays on your part.

arrives the next morning and split the current bunch of coconuts into 5 parts on either without . How many coconuts were in the first lot and many are left in the morning?

The problem posed by the teacher had here. I thought maybe the number of coconuts that had each pirate could follow a final order, and so is (but obviously depends on what value is taken as the first term of the sequence).

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Mathematical Curiosities

2 ^ 0 +2 ^ 1 +2 ^ 2 +2 ^ 3 +2 ^ 4 +2 ^ 5 = (2 ^ 6) -1
2 ^ 0 +2 ^ 1 +...+ 2 ^ (x-1) = (2 ^ x) -1

2 • (3 ^ 0 +3 ^ 1 +3 ^ 2 +3 ^ 3 +3 ^ 4 +3 ^ 5) = (3 ^ 6) -1
2 • [3 ^ 0 +3 ^ 1 +...+ 3 ^ (x-1)] = (3 ^ x) -1

3 · (4 ^ 0 +4 ^ 1 +4 ^ 2 +4 ^ 3 +4 ^ 4 +4 ^ 5) = (4 ^ 6) -1
3 · [4 ^ 0 +4 ^ 1 +...+ 4 ^ (x-1)] = (4 ^ x) -1


[...]
11 • (12 ^ 0 +12 ^ 1 +12 ^ 2 +12 ^ 3 +12 ^ 4 +12 ^ 5) = (12 ^ 6) -1
11 • [12 ^ 0 +12 ^ 1 +. +12 .. ^ (x-1)] = (12 ^ x) -1

Conclusion
(y-1) · [y ^ y ^ 0 + 1 + y ^ 2 + .. . + and • (x-1)] = (y ^ x) -1

PS: I just discovered that this is related to the sum of geometric progressions, which I have not given yet.

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A quick game Parcheesi Tupelo Honey

The Parcheesi is played with 1 die and 4 chips for each player (Two to four, although there are also boards for 6 or 8). The object of the game is that players take all the chips from start to finish. The first to get wins.



But let's what matters (or, if someone offends you, to what matters to me.) What is the minimum number of shifts required to win a game of Parcheesi? This question came to me after riding a number of problems and random chance, as the ability to finish a game taking only five (not eat or be eaten, and without encountering walls, (1 / 6) ^ 60, but they would all tabs in the last box.)

Given that the rules of this game are so ambiguous, I will set one over which guided me:
- No more than two cards in one box.
- If all your chips are in play, always bring out 6 in the die, advance 7 squares instead of 6.
- If you have two tabs in the output box (creating a wall) and you roll a 6, you must move one of those two chips.
- If you roll a 6, given strips again after moving the tab. Should take three 6 in a row in the same turn, you must return the last tab you've moved (the second 6) home and it can not shoot again.
- For put a chip in the goal, you have to get the right number, that is, if you're in the last box, you can only enter with a 1.
- If you put a chip in the goal, go along 10 blocks with any other card (ie it going 10).
- Moreover, in the hypothetical game would neither eat or you eat chips, or you'd find walls / barriers along the road.

Notably, if we exclude the first rule, we can find another item that requires more turns but less runs.

We presume that the board has 68 squares, plus 8 for each aisle end of each color (including the target). Thus, each card would have to travel 71 squares to complete travel (76-5 for which never happens, between the entrance hall and box out, including these 5 outlet box itself, since it is not necessary to remove 1 to reach it.) After these clarifications, let us turn to the development of the game.

is clear that the first printing would be 5. This would pull the first tab (tab 1). Each and every one of these shifts would be 3 rolls, taking 6 in the first two. In the second round , would we get June 2 and 5. With the June 2 would move the information 1 and with 5'd get the 2. The rolls of the next turn ( third ) would be equal (the 6-6-5 is usually with some exceptions). The June 2 would go back to tab 1 and 5 would give the output to the 3. In the fourth turn again 6-6-5, the first 6 would be to move one of the two chips in the box would output (Chart 2, for example), the second 6 would be for 1 tab and with 5'd get the last tab, tab 4. Now all the 6 sacks count as 7. The

fifth turn, the first 6 (good, and 7) go to tab 3, which would be next to the page 4 in the output. The second 7 and 5 would be for the 1. The three runs the sixth turn (7-7-5) would add to the 1. Now, the 1 tab would be missing 10 squares to reach the goal (the total length is 71 slots). Therefore, the seven would turn 7-7-3: The first 7 and 3 would Schedule 1 of the goal, and the second 7 would add to the 2. Sheet 2 would advance the 10 squares obtained by putting the tab 1 on the goal. The next two shifts ( eighth and ninth), 7-7-5, count toward the 2. In the tenth shift happen as in the seventh, 7-7-3, 7 +3 for the record 2, reaching the goal, and 7 for the information 3 (10 per meter and the card 2) . In turn eleven twelve , 7-7-5 again, would move only the 3. The thirteenth turn would be similar to the seventh and tenth: 7-7-2, 7 +2 for the 3 tab tab 7 for 4 (and, obviously, put the tab 10 for 3). The next three turns ( fourteen, fifteen and sixteen ) serve to finish the game finally getting the card 4 at the finish. Would be 7-7-5, 7-7-5 and 7-7-2.

This chart, tab 1, tab 2 , sheet 3 and sheet 4 .

1 - 5
2 - 6 - 6 - 5
3º - 6 - 6 - 5

4º - 6 - 6 - 5

5º - 7 - 7 - 5

6º - 7 - 7 - 5

7º - 7 - 7 - 3 ( +10 )

8º - 7 - 7 - 5

9º - 7 - 7 - 5

10º - 7 - 7 - 3 ( +10 )

11º - 7 - 7 - 5

12º - 7 - 7 - 5

13º - 7 - 7 - 2 ( +10 )

14º - 7 - 7 - 5

15º - 7 - 7 - 5

16º - 7 - 7 - 2

So, the game would end after 16 turns and 46 rolls of winning player. The game I said allowing 4 cards are in the same space would require 18 turns but "only" 45 runs. How to distribute the runs for each tab is very variable, this way is just more organized.

And all this if you do not eat or eat any chips, and that you are no wall along the road. Well, if someone manages to link this sequence of tosses, the probability is (1 / 6) ^ 45, it will not cost much to avoid being eaten and stuff (although doing so would be more by chance than by virtue).

PS: Yesterday I lost a game of Parcheesi of three players, I was last.

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Van Morrison (Belfast, Northern Ireland, August 31 , 1945), is a singer, songwriter and musician Northern Ireland, with great mastery of instruments like the harmonica, guitar, saxophone and piano. Because of his distinctive voice and the blending of folk, blues, country and gospel often makes in his songs, Morrison is widely considered one of the most influential singers and musicians in contemporary music. In this, the music critic Greil Marcus even said that "no white man sings like Van Morrison ."

Over the years, Van Morrison has achieved a record very own musical. Much of his music is structured around las convenciones del soul americano y del R&B ( Brown Eyed Girl, Moondance, Wild Night... ) mientras que otra parte de su catálogo se compone de etapas musicales inspiradas en la tradición celta, en el jazz y en el monólogo interior. Ambas partes son denominadas conjuntamente como Celtic Soul .

" Tupelo Honey " es una canción publicada en su álbum homónimo de 1971. El nombre deriva de una miel cara y de sabor suave producida en el sureste de los Estados Unidos.



Bob Dylan , que llegó a cantar el tema con Morrison en los años 90, remarcó que "Tupelo Honey" había existido siempre and that Morrison was merely the vessel and the earthly vehicle to get there . The melody, with a strong soul, was inherited from another of the great successes of the Belfast Lion, Crazy Love, and used subsequently in Why Must I Always Explain? .

In a review for Uncut magazine, David Cavanagh wrote: "Constructed from a soft flute and then pushed forward by jazz drummer Connie Kay had played in Astral Weeks, Tupelo Honey is sung by a man who grabbed us by the lapels and will not let us go until we understand precisely what is experiencing. In an album where the voices are elated, to say the least, this song shows Morrison using the larynx, diaphragm, teeth and tongue to find new ways to state the verse: She's as sweet as Tupelo Honey / She's alright with me .

Puede take all the tea in China
Put it in a big brown bag for me
Sail right around the seven oceans
Drop it straight Into the deep blue sea
She's as sweet as Tupelo Honey
She's an angel of the

first degree She's as sweet as Tupelo Honey Just like honey
from the bee You can not stop

us on the road to freedom
You can not keep us' cause our eyes can see
Men with insight, men in granite
Knights in armor bent on chivalry
She's as sweet as Tupelo Honey
She's an angel of the first degree
She's as sweet as Tupelo Honey
Just like honey from the bee

You can't stop us on the road to freedom
You can't stop us 'cause our eyes can see
Men with insight, men in granite
Knights in armor intent on chivalry
She's as sweet as Tupelo Honey
She's an angel of the first degree
She's as sweet as Tupelo Honey
Just like honey from the bee

You know she's alright
You know she's alright with me
She's alright, she's alright (she's an angel)

You can take all the tea in China
Put it in a big brown bag for me
Sail it right around the seven oceans
Drop it smack dab in the middle of the deep blue sea
Because she's as sweet as Tupelo Honey
She's an angel of the first degree
She's as sweet as Tupelo Honey
Just like honey from the bee

She's as sweet as Tupelo Honey
She's an angel of the first degree
She's as sweet as Tupelo Honey
Just like the honey, baby, from the bee
She's my baby, you know she's alright...