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New Year
noun UK  /ˌnjuː ˈjɪər/ US  /ˈnu ˌjɪər/

the beginning of the year
Año Nuevo
Happy New Year!
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english-spanish/new-year?q=New+year
Pía Contreras

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New Year translate: Año Nuevo, nuevo año. Learn more in the Cambridge English-Spanish Dictionary.

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Christmas

noun

UK  /ˈkrɪs·məs/ US  /ˈkrɪs·məs/

the period of celebration around 25 December, when Christians celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ and people give each other presents

Navidad

Merry Christmas!
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/es/diccionario/ingles-espanol/christmas?q=Christmas
Francisca Muñoz

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noun

UK  /ˌwiːkˈend/ US  /ˈwikˌend/

Saturday and Sunday, the two days in the week when many people do not work

fin de semana

Are you doing anything this weekend?

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/es/diccionario/ingles-espanol/weekend?q=Weekend

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traducir weekend: fin de semana, fin de semana [masculine, singular]. Más información en el diccionario inglés-español.

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adjective UK  /ˈnæʃ·ən·əl/ US  /ˈnæʃ·ə·nəl/

A2
relating to or shared by all parts of a country
nacional
a national newspaper

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english-spanish/national

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the national anthem el himno nacional

a story on the national news una historia en las noticias nacionales

students performing better than the national average estudiantes con mejores resultados que el promedio nacional

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the national anthem el himno nacional a story on the national news una historia en las noticias nacionales students performing better than the national average estudiantes con mejores resultados que el promedio nacional

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spend

verb

/spɛnd/

past, past participle spent

to use money

gastar
I spent all my money.
Gasté todo mi dinero.

to use time

pasar
estar
We spent two weeks camping in Colorado.
Pasamos dos semanas acampando en Colorado.
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/es/diccionario/ingles-espanol/spend?q=Spend

(Dominique Peralta.)

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gastar, pasar, gastar, pasar, estar. Más información en el diccionario inglés-español.

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película

noun

[ feminine ] /pe'likula/

capa delgada que cubre y protege una cosa

film
La tarjeta estaba protegida por una película plástica.
The card was protected by a plastic film.
una película de grasa
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/es/diccionario/espanol-ingles/pelicula

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relish

noun

UK  /ˈrel·ɪʃ/ US  /ˈrel·ɪʃ/

[ no plural ]
enjoyment

deleite

She played the role with relish.

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/es/diccionario/ingles-espanol/relish

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traducir relish: deleite, salsa para condimentar, disfrutar con, disfrutar, deleitarse. Más información en el diccionario inglés-español.

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noun [ no plural ]

UK  /ˈher.ɪ.tɪdʒ/ US  /-t̬ɪdʒ/

features belonging to the culture of a particular society, such as traditions, languages, or buildings, that were created in the past and still have historical importance

patrimonio

These monuments are a vital part of the cultural heritage of South America.

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/es/diccionario/ingles-espanol/heritage

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noun

UKUK  /ˈhɒl·ə·deɪ/ US  /ˈhɑ·ləˌdeɪ/

A1(US vacation)
a time when you do not have to go to work or school

vacaciones

the school holidays

A1 UK(US vacation)
a long visit to a place away from where you live, for pleasure

vacaciones

a skiing holiday

Are you going on holiday this year?

a day for celebrating or remembering a special event, especially one on which many people are allowed not to go to work or school

fiesta.

Link
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/es/diccionario/ingles-espanol/holiday

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traducir holiday: vacaciones, vacaciones, fiesta, pasar las vacaciones, veranear, vacaciones [feminine], fiesta.... Más información en el diccionario inglés-español.

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summary

noun

UK  /ˈsʌm·ər·i/ US  /ˈsʌm·ər·i/

plural summaries

a short description that gives the main facts or ideas about something

resumen

He gave a brief summary of what happened.

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/es/diccionario/ingles-espanol/summary

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traducir summary: resumen, resumen [masculine, singular]. Más información en el diccionario inglés-español.

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CELEBRATION (noun)
UK  /ˌsel·əˈbreɪ·ʃən/ US  /ˌsel·əˈbreɪ·ʃən/

B1
an occasion or party that celebrates a special event
fiesta, celebración
You passed your test? Let’s have a celebration.

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/es/diccionario/ingles-espanol/celebration

Anais Diaz♡

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New Year's celebrations Celebraciones de año nuevo

This is cause for celebration. Esto es motivo de celebración.

The book is a celebration of her life. El libro es una celebración de su vida.

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New Year's celebrations Celebraciones de año nuevo This is cause for celebration. Esto es motivo de celebración. The book is a celebration of her life. El libro es una celebración de su vida.

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barbecuenounUK  /ˈbɑː·bɪ·kjuː/ US  /ˈbɑr·bɪˌkju/ A2a party at which you cook food over a fire outdoorsbarbacoa A2a piece of equipment with a metal frame for cooking food over a fire outdoors

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barbecuenounUK  /ˈbɑː·bɪ·kjuː/ US  /ˈbɑr·bɪˌkju/ A2a party at which you cook food over a fire outdoorsbarbacoa A2a piece of equipment with a metal frame for cooking food over a fire outdoors

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https://dictionary.cambridge.org/es/diccionario/ingles-espanol/barbecue

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traducir barbecue: barbacoa, barbacoa, barbacoa [feminine], parrillada [feminine], barbacoa [feminine], parrillera.... Más información en el diccionario inglés-español.

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festival

noun

UK  /ˈfes·tɪ·vəl/ US  /ˈfes·tə·vəl/

B1
a series of special events or performances a dance/music festival

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/es/diccionario/ingles-espanol/festival

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festival, festividad, festival [masculine], festividad [feminine]. Más información en el diccionario inglés-español.

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I think that university and college are very different things in many aspects. at university you have more freedom as a person, you begin to get to know yourself much better and discover who you are, on the other hand at school you have to adapt to the rules and a strict requirement, where you study things that sometimes are not of your interests and I think that the school instead of focusing so much on regulations and uniforms, it would be better if they develop students to be better people in the future and know how to face adult life as in the university, which requires many qualities

-Isidora Robles

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If we talk about these both facilities I would say there are so many differences between them. In high school you have more strict regulations than comparably university rules. Moreover not having an equal freedom unlike university where you ought to be independent while you get more faculty during breaks or classes. Even though there are common areas where you can rest after lessons. So, in the end both of them have similarities and differences which make each one unique.
Carlos González

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My life before the pandemic was not so different from how it is now. It still had certain changes. For example, the family union. Despide the fact that we were united before, now we are much more. There were also a few months that I was very scared since I got covid, and as a consequence, it hit my dad, mom and my little sister, but the most affected was my dad. the good thing is that nothing more serious happened.
Leyla Pizarro

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I)Are you more creative now or when you were in elementary school?

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I)Are you more creative now or when you were in elementary school?

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During elementary school I was super creative, Unlike now that it is highly difficult for me to draw or create something. On those days I was as colourful as the rainbow, Yet now I'm as monochromatic as a chess table.

(Dominique Peralta).

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My life before the pandemic was very different from now, there are things that are similar but not the same, however I think it is the change I needed to be able to face life, despite everything that has happened I still have the idea of ​​being able to get ahead without what others say, before the pandemic I could see my friends more often, I could go to school, because of the pandemic I couldn't finish 4th grade well.
Francisca Muñoz

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I think that High School is a noisy place whereas University is a bit quieter. Both have a similar structure, I mean; exam or breaks. Well in my case, maybe, because I was meeting in primary schools. In that case it's different. (Classes are more extensive than H.S)
In high school you can't get up and go out or go to the toilet without permission from the teachers.... They also said NO to our needs ;_;
In contrast to University, we can go without any problem:) There is more liberty in University, we can decide if we take the lesson or not.
I almost forget it, usually in school, students need to wear uniform but here it is our problem how we dress xd
Catalina Guerra

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In contrast to online classes, face to face classes are more efficient, yet, the first has many benefits.
On online classes you gain more life time, meanwhile, with face to face classes, you should spend time commuting.
On the other hand, with face to face classes, you can resolve your doubts with your teacher in a better way. Also, you can interact more with other students.
Nevertheless, both could be mixed and create a new form to study.

Catalina Silva

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II)Face-to face classes VS Online classes

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II)Face-to face classes VS Online classes

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Online classes have the benefit of learning from home without the need to talk to people or mainly sharing with your classmates and teachers, However this same isolation can generate loneliness on a person causing to have depression, anxiety,etc. Friends are the ones that we could talk and express with during Face-to face classes, yet if we can not see them like in Online classes we start to lose communication. That loss, the loss of a safe place, a comforting place on where we can express is as painfully as losing someone we love.
(Dominique Peralta).

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I think that face-to-face classes are really positive for people who, like me, are unable to focus when they're in their PC's. On the other hand you don't have to deal with traffic and you can be in your pajamas while taking lessons... So in summary it does have some positive and negative things. In my case I prefer to travel a lot (because I live in San Bernardo) and take classes IRL.
-Luciano Castillo, PHD

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Even if University is a lot harder than school, the amount of freedom they give you it makes it simply just better than it. They treat you like adults, and force you to be independant, which is completely fine by me. The schedules are really nice (at least mine), and they're pretty convenient as well, unlike the ones I had back at school. I think in general University is better than school. It might be more stressing, and more tiring, yet, you have so much more freedoms and flexibility when it comes to schedules and classes. Overall, I think college it's better than High school.

Armando Rebolledo

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Yes, For many students, the traditional methodology that they teach at school does not work because, because each person has a different way of learning and there are different methodologies such as auditory, kinesthetic and visual.

Mayte Núñez

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Can students learn in different ways? How?

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Can students learn in different ways? How?

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Can students learn in different ways?
Yes, absolutely. Students are changing more and more every year, and this calls for a change in teaching as well. Not all students today will understand in the same way as they did 10 years ago, so we would have to start using new and more didactic materials with the coming generations.
In my opinion, everyone can learn if they have the initiative, but if they don't, they can still develop that sense of enjoyment of actually learning with the time they spend in class. It would be very good if teachers could build trust with the students, so that they can create an environment without discomfort and more joyful, and thus learn in a faster and more fun way.
Until today in the educational system, mathematical intelligence is valued more and the other 6 intelligences that exist are made invisible, so the best thing would be that for these coming years, the other abilities that exist in all students and not only in a minimum percentage of them, could be made visible and appreciated.

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I liked the penultimate one as I feel it is a welcoming, relaxing and reflective place. Perfect for studying either in a group with friends or alone. Good lighting and water fountain areas for concentration and calm.
Itzan Avendaño

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I am sure that students can learn in different ways. The first thing to mention is that not all people learn in the same way. So it would be a bit nicer for a person who can't learn the "right" way, to go out and show them how it's done...Today's old educational systems don't work for everyone, you can't judge a fish by its ability to climb...put it in the water and you'll be surprised. The same goes for people, you judge a person whose ability could be music and not mathematics.

Can students learn today with the old system?

Of course they can, as I said before, we all learn in different ways.
There are three ways of capturing information at the moment of giving it...Visual, Auditory and finally Kinesic, but there is never only one... You can be more auditory than visual or more kinesic than auditory.

♡Anais Diaz ♡

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I think so because everyone has a different way of learning
For some it is easier to listen for others to draw or write and there are many other ways. The bad thing is that education is made for only one way of learning in which some people do not feel comfortable because with that method it is more difficult for them to learn.

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He's looking into your soul, he cannot be stopped.

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Yes, I think students can learn in different ways. Some are better at reading and watching media, while others are better at listening and speaking. Some others have an easier time learning when they're moving around or playing with their hands. It's all about being comfortable with your environment and having a clear idea of how you learn the best, and actually applying those knowledges of course.

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In my opinion, students can learn in different ways because all of us are different. Someone can learn only by listening and others can do it writing or singing.
I think that it is a very good thing that educational systems are now more open to try other ways to teach. For example, the school at the River Plate stadium can be an excelent way to learn different subjects, like physical education, history, and even math. Also, if the students are lucky, they could meet some players.

Catalina Silva

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Absolutely, In my personal opinion learning in different ways improve your capacity of getting information and you receive it quicker than in normal ways. It's more didactic and funnier at the same time.It is scientifically proven that after 40 minutes of classes in a classroom ,classmates lose attention.

Valeria Montenegro

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I can't study outside because I get so distracted.I would change the tables for some armchairs and I would like to study in a school that is in the forest, but be inside a room.the truth is that I do not know any school out of the ordinary.

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I can't study outside because I get so distracted.I would change the tables for some armchairs and I would like to study in a school that is in the forest, but be inside a room.the truth is that I do not know any school out of the ordinary.

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Leyla Pizarro.

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yes, students have different study methods, some study outdoors, others with music, others creating a song, others with a summary, or with different techniques for each subject.
Francisca Muñoz

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I think so, because we don’t have the same method to study. For example, some learn by dancing, singing, playing etc

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Yes, because I think that everyone needs different ways to learn or study. Also, institutions should apply comprehensive methods. For example: oral tests, didactic classes, etc.

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Yes, because I think that everyone needs different ways to learn or study. Also, institutions should apply comprehensive methods. For example: oral tests, didactic classes, etc.

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Danira Berríos

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Yes, I think that students and everyone can learn in different ways, there are many ways of learning such as visually, listening, moving around,etc. As an example there is a school that is organized in cubes/sections on were everyone can have ther own space to study comfortably with or without company.

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yes, there are many different methods of study, such as Waldorf education, which is based on teaching the common subjects, dancing, singing, painting and acting.

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I think that they can be, not everyone learns in the same way. Some people pay attention looking at the teacher and the whiteboard, using body skills like dancing or explaining with movements, etc.
Many like to see an imperative class, going out of the routine, doing something new... It can be nice to learn with other ways.

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