Working with values through folktales
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Thursday, April 30, 2009
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Strange end of the first term in 2009, with the A flu forcing us to have online classes! It was an interesting experience though. You can consult the transcripts of the classes by clicking on the Class Record button (July 6 to 14, 2009).
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Hello Martin, the content of the video is very clear. It illustrates the voyages of the first Pilgrims to New England. When I read their story, I personaly became surprised with their courage and self-determination. In this sense, they had to overcome plenty of difficulties like religious oppression in their mother land, the risks of crossing the Atlantic sea, the possibilities of not adapting to Holland, and eventually the perplexity of having to re-start life again in a new territory without even knowing if things would work or not. However, they took the initiative and succeeded in their objectives. Frankly speaking, their life story is dign of admiration. Paraphrasing the title of a Depeche Mode's song, their history life is a clear example of 'True Faith'. Well, congrats. Bye
The video is very useful.It helps to understand the voyages that the first Pilgrims made to New England in an easy way.The illustrations are so clear.In my opinion,the images are a good source apart from the information we read and analized in class...congrats Martin.Flavia.
I consider that this is an interesting video which illustrates in a clear way the Pilgrim fathers´voyages. To watch images which contain maps and a geographical reference is important to understand a bit more these events.
Martin, as I told you once, you are a very good teacher, indeed.
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