Carre Otis, 54

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Carre Otis, 54

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docentesaldia.com/12-errores/docente/

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CNN 5 things

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Cartas a la directora de @el_pais

Manuel I. Nanín (O Carballiño, Orense)

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glosario (i)

press.rebus/glosario-de-términos/

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vídeo vía @theobjective_es

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CV

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Metamorfosis, OVIDIO

wikipedia.org/wiki/Las_metamorfosis

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glosario de términos útiles (ii) 

swarthmore.edu/glosario

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June Jordan, ‘Poem about my rights’

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Poem about My Rights
BY JUNE JORDAN

‘Even tonight and I need to take a walk and clear
my head about this poem about why I can’t
go out without changing my clothes my shoes
my body posture my gender identity my age
my status as a woman alone in the evening/
alone on the streets/alone not being the point/
the point being that I can’t do what I want
to do with my own body because I am the wrong
sex the wrong age the wrong skin and
suppose it was not here in the city but down on the beach/
or far into the woods and I wanted to go
there by myself thinking about God/or thinking
about children or thinking about the world/all of it
disclosed by the stars and the silence:
I could not go and I could not think and I could not
stay there
alone
as I need to be
alone because I can’t do what I want to do with my own
body and
who in the hell set things up
like this’

go on reading: 

(…)

https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/48762/poem-about-my-rights

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EXTRAS

https://twitter.com/YoufeckingIdiot/status/1527307165207105536?s=20&t=fxuhsdMMIA17nv_NwfQkEA

the charismatic skater 

seen on @Twitter via @YoufeckingIdiot

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@PascualGil1 recuerda a Julio Anguita

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https://twitter.com/FunnymanPage/status/1526815485391941634?s=20&t=fxuhsdMMIA17nv_NwfQkEA

@FunnymanPage

spelling English words (right)

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pronouncing them (wrong)

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Phone etiquette / good manners

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-@Twitter-

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extract

Phone Etiquette Tips – 11 Things You Should Never Say

Canity.-

‘Just because you reckon you could talk the hind legs off a donkey, doesn’t make you a strong professional communicator on the phone.

If you work in an office setting and use the telephone to chat to customers, (yes – we also wish you could just use emojis) then you ought to run through these 11 phone no-no’s.

1. “How are you?”

“How are you?” “Good.” [Awkward pause.] “And you?” “Yeah – good too.” “That’s good.” [Awkward pause #2.]

You don’t really care how the customer is doing and, to be frank, the sentiment is mutual. Don’t waste your customer’s time by enquiring absent-mindedly as to their wellbeing. Cut straight to the point!

2. “Mate!”

Customers are not your mates. Here in Australia, we assume the word ‘mate’ does to conversation what tomato sauce does to food – makes it all better! But in actual fact, it’s unprofessional and is likely to confound rather than amuse your customer.

3. Crutch Words

“There are, like, four different sizes, and each size is available in, like, a million different colours…”

“Like” is a crutch word and crutch words just have no place in conversation. “Like”,
and its over- and inappropriately used crutch-cousins, come off as unpolished and a little juvenile. Cut it out and your phone etiquette will improve like crazy.’

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https://www.canity.com/resources/phone-etiquette-tips-11-things-never-say/

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EXTRAS

David Casals, ‘La rebelión de los docentes‘

Expansión, 4.9.2021

Iceberg: dar clase / ser profesor

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Imagen compartida en @Twitter por el profesor de Historia Pascual Gil Gutiérrez, @PascualGil1

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EXTRA: 

conflict and tone 

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