Algunas consideraciones sobre el Dibujo como asignatura en los Institutos Nacionales de Enseñanza Media.

Se tratan algunos aspectos sobre el Dibujo como lenguaje gráfico en los institutos de Enseñanza Media, y los valores artísticos de los trabajos que realizan los alumnos. Se incluye un procedimiento con el fin de incluir el Dibujo en la calificación media en el Libro Escolar, así como, en las Reválidas de Grado Elemental y Superior. Por último, se aportan algunos modelos para exámenes de primer, segundo, tercer y quinto curso.

Centros de Ense??anza Media espa??oles en Hispanoam??rica : el Colegio Cervantes de Caracas

Contiene fotograf??as que ilustran las instalaciones y el alumnado del Colegio 'Cervantes' en Caracas

La alfabetizaci??n de inmigrantes adultos en ELE : una experiencia en las clases de espa??ol para ??grafos

Resumen basado en el de la publicaci??n

Normative scores of the Cambridge Cognitive Examination-Revised in healthy Spanish population

Resumen tomado de la publicaci??n

El reto de convivir

Resumen basado en el de la publicaci??n

Transformando el centro, transformando el barrio

Resumen basado en el de la publicaci??n

El programa iconogràfic de l'Attideion del Campo della Magna Matter a Ostia

L'objectiu d'aquesta tesi és l'estudi de tot un seguit d'escultures votives trobades dins el santuari de Cibele de Ostia, descobert a finals del segle passat i excavat amb extensió just abans de la Segona Guerra Mundial. Tanmateix, el nostre objectiu no era el de presentar, únicament, un catàleg de l'estatuària sinó, especialment, la seva funció i relació dins el santuari com un element a considerar per a l'estudi del culte a Cibele i més concretament a Atis.

Globalization and multilingualism: the case of the UK

Although linguistic diversity has always been a defining feature of the British Isles, it has assumed new proportions in recent years, a period during which the transnational flow of people has been accompanied by a corresponding flow of languages. This paper charts the changing nature of diversity and the adaptations to which it has given rise on the part of both the host community and speakers of minority languages.

African language books for children: issues for authors

Growing interest in bilingual education in sub-Saharan Africa has highlighted an urgent need for reading material in African languages. In this paper, we focus on authors, one of several groups of stakeholders with responsibility for meeting this demand. We address three main issues: the nature and extent of African language publishing for children; the challenges for authors; and the available support. Our analysis is based on interviews and focus group discussions with publishers, authors, translators, educationalists, and representatives of book promotion organisations from nine African countries and documentary data on children's books in African languages in South Africa. Although there is evidence of a growing interest in producing books in local languages, the number of titles is constrained by funding. The challenges for authors include the need to understand the ingredients for successful children's books and for the sensitivity necessary to negotiate the linguistic challenges associated with a newly emergent genre in African languages. Support, in the form of competitions and workshops, relies on external funding and expertise and offers only temporary solutions. We finish with suggestions for more sustainable ways forward.