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4- I think  the house could be located where the circle, and the factory where the square

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Mauco Mauricio                           5- "the waste factory" for me this title would be good because John helps the factory and produces a lot of contamination, and for this reason it was sprayed with waste.             

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Mauco Mauricio                           5- "the waste factory" for me this title would be good because John helps the factory and produces a lot of contamination, and for this reason it was sprayed with waste.             

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Mauco Mauricio, perdon no se como poner el nombre ema
6- "polluted polluter"
este titulo es muy bueno, ya que expresa lo que pasa en el capitulo. una fabrica que contamina queda contaminada

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4- b) and this is the place where the factory would be. it is 2 km away from the sea as it says the novel.

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4- a) i believe that if the story took place in our town, john's house would be here since his house was half a kilometre from the sea and its garden went down to the river.
5-  "the toxic job"
i choose this title because all the people who work in the factory only care about their products and not what this can cause in the world. They are going to make a lot of pollution and nobody can or want to see it.

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4- b) These dots ping a probable factory position, it is nearly 2 kilometers from the beach and it is on the shore.

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5- "Intoxicated happiness", I think this title is good for the novel  because johns' happiness depends about his job, and this one is toxic.

4- I assume that if the story had taken place in our area, John's house would have been here because his house is half a kilometer from the sea and his garden would have gone down to the ocean.

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5- "polluted polluter" I think this is a good title because John collaborates with the factory and it makes a lot of pollution, and he got splashed with some waste products, it's a pun.

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4     Let’s go local. Imagine this story takes place in our town. Follow the location references in the text and use Google Earth to spot the locations (in one single picture) where the factory and John’s house would be. Include the descriptions in only one photo. Post your findings on the Padlet board below. With your name and surname. If you do not know how to do it, please contact your informatics teacher and ask her for some help.

5. The title of this chapter sounds a bit too simplistic considering all the environmental issues and events narrated, actually it seems quite materialistic. Invent a new title for this specific chapter and provide an explanation. Post your ideas below.
6. Read your partners’ ideas for point 5, on this Padlet and choose one that you consider appropriate and briefly explain (comment) why.

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John's house it's half a kilometers from the beach (500 meters) so this is a possible location.
This dots represents where it should be

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This green dots are pinging a possible location of the factory, it's almost 2 kilometers away from the beach and it's on the river

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4- i think the house and the factory will be here because in both cases these are referred near of a river.
5- At what cost?
I decide to use this title because in this chapter we see the consequences of the job that john have and what he is proposed to sacrifice for his children.

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5- "Harmful stuff".
I have chosen this title becouse it seems to me that the main issue are the waste products, which are harmful for the environment and bad for health.
I would not use the title "Rich man" becouse i guess, it has only very little to do with the events taking place in this chapter.
I am aware that he talks about luxury stuff, but it is not very much.

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4- The factory is 2 kilometres far from the sea, so it would take place close to the river. in this photo we can figure out the distance between the ocean and the business unit.

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4- The house is half a kilometre far from the sea, so it would take place near the beach. In the picture we can appreciate the distance between them.

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5- The Pollution
I decide to choose this title since i think that the paint who John produces does a lot of damage to him, to the enviromment and also indirectly to the society.

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I think that if the novel took in a place of Necochea. The factory might be there since the novel says that the factory is located two kilometers from the sea and it´s on the river.

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“The spot, the river, and the money”

Explanation: I agree that the original title was too simplistic considering all the things going on in this chapter. I believe the spot is really meaningful in this story because it will last on John’s leg for at least a year. So, if a little spot causes so much damage, how much damage could the waste cause to the river? I also think it was worth mentioning the money in the title, because it was life-changing for John and his family since he was able to pay for a nicer new house and even a boat.

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John Duncan’s house is half a km from the sea, and to place it on the map I drew a point from the mouth of the sea, to his house by the river.

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The factory is 2 km from the sea, and to place it on the map I drew a point from the mouth of the sea, to the factory by the river.

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5- A choice

I chose this title because at the beginning of the book, the author mentioned there are two ways of committing a crime. ‘You can do it with your eyes open, or you can do it with your eyes close’ In this case, John put his happiness before work. You may wonder what’s wrong about that. John’s happiness was bought with money and that is not happiness, it is about now affordable interests. The thing is that due to his interests, he decided not to pay much attention to what would happen to the people or to the environment if somehow the chemical waste reached the town or another places. So I think this was a choice, he was able to choose between his own profits or the others one, guess we already know which won.

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And there would be John's house because it is as close to the sea as possible and its gardens go down to the river as in the story.

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4- I think that if the story took place in our town, the house and the factory would be roughly located in the following pictures. It was kind of difficult find the exact location but I was able to meet most of the references given. The padlet allows one picture per post so the one in this post represents where would be the paint factory because it is 2 km from the sea and also close to the river where the company throws the wastes.

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I think that "blind of the moment of joy" could be a very good title for this chapter because John doesn´t see how much he is destroing and just think about his own benefits. He is so excited and happy for his family future because, he finally found a good job he likes to do.
Here in the map we can see that the factory could be in some point near to Cabañas Río Quequén which is two km from the sea and it is so close de river where the factory is.

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Find local businesses, view maps and get driving directions in Google Maps.

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Please, Get in pairs and have a look at the article on page 70 from your Student's book, and write your own text about an inspiring person. This person doesn't have to be famous, although it is okay if she or he is Argentinian. As you are working in pairs, both members must work on the same text. Please, include pictures or videos.Some examples might be the following.Argentines: René Favaloro. Eva Perón.International: Mahatma Ghandi.

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We often think of people who changed the world as those who have (or had) fame, money and influence to help them bring about major changes. For several famous humanitarians, activists and leaders, this was the case. But what about those who didn't have such tools? What about the ordinary people who have changed the world through selfless good deeds and acts of outstanding bravery? Better World International would like to celebrate these wonderful people, past and present, to show how kindness and courage can truly change the course of history.

Mother Teresa - A humble Albanian nun who changes the world forever

This will come as no surprise to many! A humble Albanian nun with a mission to touch thousands of lives by nursing the sick, visiting the dying, educating the poorest children and going on countless missions. She spent 69 years in service of the world's most in-need populations. She won 124 awards for her incredible humanitarian contribution and inspired thousands (during her lifetime and after) to dedicate their lives to helping others and changing the world for the better. Mother Teresa was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979 and was canonized on September 4th this year, only 19 years after her death. This article is dedicated to her life.

A few may know of the bravery Rosa Parks showed on December 1st, 1955. In the midst of the racial tension surrounding African-American citizens in the mid 20th century, she famously refused to give up her seat to a white person on a public bus in Montgomery, Alabama. She was swiftly arrested for violating segregation laws and subsequently fired from her job. It caused absolute outrage both inside and outside of the civil rights community, leading to a bus boycott led by Martin Luther King. After a year, the boycott successfully made bus segregation unconstitutional and paved the way for later victories of the civil rights campaign. Rosa Parks was a brave and passionate woman who changed the world and became a respected and much loved national symbol of the civil rights movement.

An avid member of Emmeline Pankhurst's Women's Social and Political Union, she was known for her extreme dedication to the suffragette cause in Britain. Her actions often resulted in her arrest for public disturbance and vandalization. She became a leading feminist figure of the suffragette movement following her dramatic death at the Derby in 1913 when she famously collided with a horse and rider. It's thought to be a major catalyst in gaining the vote for women in 1918.

Tank Man - The Chinese Unknown Protester

On June 4th, 1989, a mysterious man bravely stood in front of a column of tanks after the Chinese military forcibly quelled the Tiananmen Square protests the previous day, killing thousands of students. He impeded the movement of the 'lead' tank as well as several others, and his actions were caught on camera and broadcasted worldwide. Nobody knows the fate of this courageous activist but he changed the world in a special way and became the symbol of the Tiananmen Square protests that were held by students fighting for democratic reforms, freedom of speech and the press.

A real hero of the millennials! This courageous 11 year old made global headlines when she was shot in the head by the Taliban, after she insisted that girls should be educated in Pakistan. Despite this horrific life-threatening injury she survived and continued to speak out for women's education in her new home country, the UK. Even after receiving further death threats from the Taliban, she has never wavered from her cause. Her bravery won her a Nobel Peace Prize in 2013, making her the youngest ever to receive this award. Find out more about this incredible young lady.

Born a humble farmer's son in the depths of rural England, Alexander Fleming had no inkling of the gargantuan effect his discovery of penicillin would have on the world. He accidentally discovered the superpower bacteria-killer whilst working as a scientist studying the influenza disease in 1928. After it was fully developed in the 40s, the drug completely revolutionized the medical world, saving innumerable lives and leading to the creation of many other life-saving antibiotics. Now it's up to us to tackle the growing world-wide issue of antibiotic resistance, which threatens to leave us helpless against our bacterial enemy again.

Another obvious choice, perhaps, but this list would not be complete without a tribute to this incredible man. His lifelong dedication to religious harmony and social peace in South Africa and India, as well as his famous non-violent activism for India's independence from the British Empire, has made him a staple household name. Gandhi is celebrated for bringing about significant change by protesting against some of the most terrible social and political issues that marked the early 1900s.

Ken Surritte is another modern-day philanthropist who has changed the world through good deeds. Whilst working in Kenya to build a well for a children's home, he discovered the reason the children were getting so ill was because of the stagnant, disease-infested water that they were drinking. Surritte has since founded the company, WATERisLIFE, that provides clean, safe water for people in developing countries all over the world. His work is incredible as waterborne diseases are a major killer in these countries and tackling this issue has the potential to save millions of lives. Read this cool article written by another Better World dreamer to find out more about this wonderful man.

It seems that changing the world begins within the heart. Doing good deeds and using your power to bring about even the smallest amount of positive change can cause a rippling effect. Get out there and change the world, dreamers! The power is in your hands.

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We often think of people who changed the world as those who have (or had) fame, money and influence to help them bring about major changes. For several famous humanitarians, activists and leaders, this was the case. But what about those who didn't have such tools?

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2019 Watch the video and post the answers for the following questions in pairs.

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2019 Watch the video and post the answers for the following questions in pairs.

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1) What is teachnology?
2) How has our body been affected by technology?
3) How have our organism and body been modified by the invention of fire?
4) How has technology influenced and changed life in general?
5) Think ahead. What changes will take place in our bodies due to the effect of technological devices?

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Seven Million Years of Human Evolution #datavisualization

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2020 New (late) contributions will score a maximum of 8 points.

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2020 New (late) contributions will score a maximum of 8 points.

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Good luck!
Saturday, 20th June.