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Son folk music from Veracruz

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The Feast of the Virgin of Guadalupe is celebrated on December 12, where individuals pay homage to the shrine in Tepeyac (Bell and Standish, 2004, pg.49).

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Comida on Sunday is usually prepared by the mother and is comprised of chicken covered in mole sauce; which is crushed nuts, chocolate, and spices (Stein, 1998, pg. 119).

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Stuffed chilies covered in walnut cream sauce and sprinkled with pomegranates.

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According to National Geographic (2017) Day of the Dead also known as Día de los Muertos originated in Mexico and is celebrated all over Latin America with colorful calaveras (skulls) and calacas (skeletons).

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According to Schmal in Mexico, "Spanish is the official language of Mexico today, the indigenous people of this nation still speak approximately 288 Amerindian languages.

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According to Cartwright (2013) the Aztec Sun stone was part of the Temple mayor and measures 3.58 meters, 98 centimeters and weighs 25 tons.

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Religion plays a large role in Mexican practices, culture and art work. Bell and Standish (2004) stated that 90% of Mexicans are Catholics and church attendance is a matter of scared ritual, a private affair compare to the United Sates.

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During the week before Easter, Mexicans will celebrate Semana Santa or the holy week. Semana Santa is a very important holiday in Mexican culture and is observed by everyone.  As part of the Semana Santa celebration include the reenactment of the capture, the trial, and the crucifixion of Jesus, according to Journey Mexico (Journey Mexico ,2018).

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The Coatlicue is larger than a human, carved from a single stone and has serpents that form the skirt of the sculpture

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Ruins of the Templo Mayor, 1375-1520, Tenochtitlan, (Museo del Templo Mayor, Mexico City

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Mexicos Educational System- Mejico Sistema Educacional 

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Mexicos Educational System- Mejico Sistema Educacional 

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Subject that are taught in Mexico- Materias que se ensenan Mexico

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Subject that are taught in Mexico- Materias que se ensenan Mexico

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There are eight major subjects taught in secondary school they are Spanish, Math, Science, Geography, History and foreign language (English), Physical education, Technology and Arts. (Erickson).

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Primary teacher in Mexico teaching reading to a small group of firth and second graders

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Mexicos Educational System continued- Mejico Sistema Educacional continúa

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Mexicos Educational System continued- Mejico Sistema Educacional continúa

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The educational system is funded by the federal government, the state or municipal governments, the state governments, and the municipal governments.

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Mexico Public School History -Historia de la escuela pública de México continúa

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Mexico Public School History -Historia de la escuela pública de México continúa

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According to Everett, "Eventually, in February of 1891, the territorial legislature approved "An Act Establishing Common Schools in the Territory of New Mexico." The statute declared that all public schools must be nonsectarian " (133)

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Mexico Public School History -Historia de la escuela pública de México 

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Mexico Public School History -Historia de la escuela pública de México 

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The education system in Mexico had a very rough pas. Anglo-American Protestants and Native New Mexican Catholics fought over the issue of public education. It took decades for any type of agreement to be established.

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According to Erickson, "The teacher is more a resource person than a director of learning. The teacher doesn't provide the knowledge to solve the problem but rather begins with the problem and helps the student determine what they need to know and do to solve it. " (149)

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Classroom Management Practices-prácticas de gestión de aula

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Classroom Management Practices-prácticas de gestión de aula

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The classroom management style are like most schools if you have a disruptive student they are remove and the class proceeds

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According to Erickson, "The student or the center of all learning. It uses the student's earlier experiences and understandings to introduce additional concepts and allows the learner to explore new ideas that arise from his or her own activities, including thinking."

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Educational beliefs are as followed knowledge has a logical and coherent internal organization. No allowances need to be made for the nature of the society nor for individual differences in the interests and abilities of the students. This knowledge may be revealed knowledge, originally given by God through the church

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