viernes, 27 de mayo de 2016

English open house


In this open house where teachers and students worked together to make a presentation in which several people can observe that presentation in which he could see the representation of several villages in Ecuador but this alone I produced the second baccalaureate school Amazon counting with teachers and students and also included several instruments necessary for the presentation.


 

This presentation was made on a course of seconds, also participated in some representative dances of Ecuador with all its costumes. They also used various technological instruments in which we could see the places of those who spoke as could be two projectors and some computers
many students organized by licensed spent talking about the culture and customs and also made a presentation of each province with a dance and students who spoke took place a similar clothes in which all differentiate.

 
what they did first was presented and and bring in a certain amount of people into the classroom then went on to talk about the provinces of Ecuador and make dance groups are presented and finally said goodbye and thanked for attention and for visiting its open house

open house was a bit Funny and good for the information and representative dances of those regions and the effort that people had to complete the presentation and also was a bit tired and tiring so in the classroom where we were was closed and there were many people in the room and it was very hot and images in what they placed the projector did not look good but the rest was good because the students explained the subject well


the conclusion is that the open house of English was to explain the many places and cultures that had demonstrated each culture as a represntativo dance of each region and well organized was because there were several people working for this job and if only they did in a cursoy was a bit tiring at quevarias people entered the classroom, the presentation was very good.




The Battle of Pichincha 

The Battle of Pichincha occurred on May 24, 1822 on the slopes of Pichincha volcano, over 3,000 meters above sea level, near the city of Quito in Ecuador today.                               
The meeting, which took place in the context of the Spanish-American Wars of Independence, faced the independentista army under the leadership of Venezuelan general Antonio Jose de Sucre and the realistic army commanded by General Melchor de Aymerich. The defeat of the Spanish forces led to the liberation of Quito and assured independence the provinces that belonged to the Royal Audience of Quito, also known as the Presidency of Quito.


May 24 is considered a civic date of the heroes who gave their lives for freedom. With the Battle of Pichincha, Ecuador political independence that marked the beginning of the Republican and independent life of Ecuador was sealed.

Celebration

It is celebrated with military acts in the Top of Liberty and parades in the streets of the capital commemorating 188 years of the Battle of Pichincha. On the slopes of this volcano, May 24, 1822, the troops of Antonio Jose de Sucre reached Independence of Ecuador.


Cultural spaces



Museums and different spaces in the historic center remain open during this time and some museums are: City, Florida, Rumipamba, Maria Augusta Urrutia, El Panecillo, Temple of the Fatherland, Capilla del Hombre, the Convento San Francisco, La Cathedral, St. Catherine of Siena, Camilo Egas, San Diego, Alberto Mena Caamaño Wax and Casa de Sucre.

and Other options are the Carondelet Palace, the House of Praise, the Metropolitan Cultural Center, Cumandá Urban Park, the church The Company and Yaku - Water Museum Park.


Gastronomy

on this holiday the most common is to visit several places where you can taste good flavors as you might Browse the coffee plantations of Maquipucuna Reserve: know how the process of this grain is done and enjoying coffee high
you could also participate in a live demonstration of tempered chocolate in the Quinde Visitors Center in the basement of the Municipality of Quito
and the most known Microbrew This product has gained popularity in the city for its taste and quality can be enjoyed in craft breweries like Brewery Avysmo Av. 12 de Octubre and Foch, Bandido Brewing Co. Olmedo and Fermín Cevallos , Cherusker Brewery Joaquín Pinto and Diego de Almagro and La Bodega Cumbayá.





Feature of this Battle


  • The patriot army had 2,900 men, most grancolombinos battalions Paya, Magdalena and Yaguachi and Peruvian Trujillo and Piura battalions. There were also British and Argentine. The royalists had 3000 soldiers


  • Sucre had brought his troops from Guayaquil to Quito, in order to expel the Spaniards in this city. After many hardships arrived at the foot of the Pichincha volcano on May 23, 1822


  • At night he ordered the rise and at dawn on May 24 had won good height. But the Spaniards spotted and climbed the volcano to face them.


  • In the violent clash Patriots battalions they fought bravely, but had little ammunition and suffered many casualties by enemy fire. When it seemed that the triumph was in favor of the Spaniards, he appeared on the heights battalion Albion (English), with ammunition and reinforcements. Patriots returned to the charge and managed to disrupt and put to flight the enemies.


  • victory on the slopes of Pichincha to several factors, mainly the movement of troops, diversionary operations and the provision of effective determined the libertarian triumph must.


  • Patriot victory in Pichincha allowed the release of Quito and its annexation to the Republic of Gran Colombia, whose president was Don Simon Bolivar. The Liberator subsequently made his triumphal entry to Quito on June 16, 1822.


domingo, 1 de mayo de 2016

Labor Day


The International Workers' Day or May Day is the celebration par excellence of the world labor movement. It is a journey that has been commonly used to perform different social and labor demands in favor of the working classes by essentially socialist movements, anarchists and communists, among others.

Since its establishment in most countries, by agreement of the Socialist Workers' Congress of the Second International, held in Paris in 1889, it is a day of struggle and a tribute to the Martyrs of Chicago. These anarcho-syndicalists were executed in the United States to participate in the days of struggle for the achievement of the working day of eight hours, which originated in the strike that began on May 1, 1886 and its peak three days later, the May 4, at the Haymarket Riot. From then on it it became a day of protest for the rights of workers in general which is held in greater or lesser extent worldwide


                                                        

Origin of the festival

I made that led to this celebration are contextualized at the dawn of the Industrial Revolution in the United States. In the late nineteenth century Chicago was the second city in population of EE. UU. West and Southeast rail arriving each year thousands of unemployed farmers, creating the first humble villas that housed hundreds of thousands of workers. In addition, these urban centers welcomed migrants from around the world throughout the nineteenth century

Labor Day in Ecuador, who should not serve on this day, Ecuadorians prefer to travel outside their respective cities, but neither is discarded mobilization of labor unions
As a special holiday, midweek, people preferred to take to the streets to wander. On this occasion the trips were almost nil, because there was very little time for it, especially for those who wanted to visit someone distant.
Informal traders highlighted on this date, because as in a normal day, took to the streets to offer their products.