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Durante ponencia.
ompañera Rossmary explica a estudiantes de primaria sobre ubicacion geografia de Nicaragua y otros.
Despues del drama.
Con facilitadoras de la conferencia y nuestra coordinadora Julia.
Maestros de Nicaragua...
Y los maestros de Nicaragua se lucieron con una hermosa dramamtizacion que mostro el estilo de vida de una familia del sector rural,el papel que juega el MINSA y MINED.
Presentacion Guatemala.
Compañeros maestros de Guatemala,enalteciendo sus culturas y tradiciones.
Presentacion Maestras de Honduras.
Aca las maestras de Honduras realizan su presentacion cultural
Respondiendo preguntas...
Una de nuestra tarea ha sido compartir con otros la situaciones y cultura de nuestro pais con otros,de manera individual o grupal,aca explico con orgullo sobre mi pais.
Unidos los maestros Nicaragua.
Despues de la presentacion de las culturas,costumbres y situacion del agua en nuestro pais.
Durante experimeto sobre el agua.
Muchos experimentos fueron realizados antes de ir a la conferencia del Agua.
Antes de ir a conferencia de Agua.
Recibimos Curso sobre el Agua y realizamos muchos experimentos.
Mas sobre mi ponencia.
Presentacion sobre leccion de...
Realizo presentacion integral acerca de mi leccion favorita,haciendo uso de teorias de grandes estudiosos.
Satisfecha...
Contenta de haber organizado el Mural Centro de Aprendizaje de matematica,con nuevas experiencias.
Somos el orgullo de nuestors coordinadores.
Aca nuestra coordinadora y facilitadora en compania del Dr.Conrado,felicitandonos por la presentacion de nuestro proyecto de matematica.
Momentos de Extender amistad...
Con el Sr.Phillip,coordinador de Proyecto a nivel mundial de agau.
Con Mi instructora favorita.
Aqui con Dra. Hebert y Coordinador del Agua,una vez que finalize con mi ponencia.
Mas sobre conferencia del Agua.
Durante mi ponencia sobre el agua.
Conferencia del Agua.
Aca con el niño que diseño el logotipo de la camiseta del agua.
Acompañada con el coordinador del "Whater Sistem y un educador"durate el tur.en el resiclaje .
Enchanted Rock.
ROCA ENCANTADA
Paisaje natural de Texas
MI AMIGO
Un simple guatemalteco, llamado Juan Castro se convirtio en uno de los mejores amigos que se han conocido en esta gran aventura, que es CASS, benciones a el y a su familia, que por este medio mantengamos una gran amistad
WATER
The conference was held July 15 - 18, and on these days we got answers to alot of our questions, such as: Where does San Antonio drinking water come from? And where does the used water go?To begin to understand this, the conference organizers distributed fliers with information, and they took us on a tour where we could watch, ask questions, and interview the personnel that worked in the water system. We also took pictures and video.I understand that most of San Antonio’s drinking water currently comes from the Edwards Aquifer. The city also draws some water from the Trinity Aquifer, which is an excellent water source. The quality of the local water exceeds all state and federal standards; as a result, the Edwards’ aquifer water needs almost no treatment, which helps keep water rates low. All new water supplies will be treated to ensure high quality drinking water that meets drinking water standards.I was interested to know what SAWS does with waste water. For this part of the conference, we visited an area in the treatment facility where we could see the process of recycling waste water. Apparently the water system in San Antonio treats an average of 125 million gallons of waste water per day at four waste water treatment and recycling centers. The recycled water is used as a supplement flow to the regular source.San Antonio‘s world-famous River Walk has both landscape and industrial uses. The effective treatment and reuse of wastewater through the San Antonio River Walk area protects public health, the natural environment and the wildlife that depends on it, Recycling helps reduce demand on the Edwards Aquifer by the downtown area and other receational areas around town.Making our cultural presentations from each country seemed to make us very interesting to other people in attendance. Teachers and other professionals wanted to know more about our countries. I had the opportunity to answer many of the questions, what helped me a lot was the information that I had read on the Internet, the conversations we had about morals, and so on. But the most important thing is that each one of us (teachers from Nicaragua) comes from different parts of our country.
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