Exposición - Movimiento estudiantil de 1968

Historia Contemporánea de México

De La Cruz Huerta Valeria
Ríos Noguez Gavroche

Formas de evaluación Historia Contemporánea de México

Estimados alumnos, espero que estén bien. 

Les escribo para decirles que pueden enviar a mi correo el reporte 3, así como los reportes 1 y 2 si es que no los entregaron. Cuando envíen sus reportes, incluidos el 4 y 5, por favor, escriban el cuerpo del mensaje su nombre completo, y la materia a la que pertenecen. 

Si tienen exposiciones pendientes, por favor, envíenlas también al correo y al grupo, copiando las direcciones que ven arriba, para que les llegue a todos. Al respecto, yo les estaré escribiendo por equipos para decirles cuál es la fecha límite para que me hagan llegar los powerpoint de sus temas elegidos de exposición. 

Asimismo, les envío las diapositivas del curso, para que las estudien. 

Nos quedamos en la presentación 5. 

Para que sea más fácil para ustedes, les sugiero las revisen de acuerdo al siguiente calendario: 

Presentación 5, del 17 al 20 de marzo

Presentación 6, del 23 al 27 de marzo

Presentación 7, del 30 de marzo al 3 de abril

Presentación 8, del 13 al 17 de abril

Presentación 9, del 20 a 24 de abril

También, anexo las diapositivas anteriores para que las revisen para el examen, que como les dije anteriormente, les estaré avisando por este medio y por facebook sobre cuándo y de qué forma se aplicará. 

Recuerden tomar notas de las diapositivas. 

El link para la carpeta Historia Contemporánea de México es: https://1drv.ms/u/s!Av-__Pa7EUB1vVLm54cR91kYq7YQ?e=N3ZbSZ

Sobre el examen, también por este medio y por facebook les estaré avisando sobre la fecha, las formas y mecanismos del mismo. Estén atentos por favor. 

Y les pido que avisen a sus compañeros de clase sobre este mensaje, ya que no tengo los correos de todos, o me rebota correos. 

Si tienen alguna duda, por favor, escríbanme.

Cuídense mucho, y estamos en contacto. 

Prof. Cristina Cruz Carvajal

Reminder: Correction to our Coronavirus email this morning!

‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ DONATE We apologize for sending out a correction today, however, we initially wanted to provide other helpful websites from the State of Nevada and also to correct the website for Marriage and Family Therapist, Klover Kallas. Her correct website is: https://www.rootedlifecounselingcenter.com/. Here are additional resources for more information on how to keep your families safe: Southern Nevada Health District: https://www.southernnevadahealthdistrict.org/coronavirus Centers for Disease Control: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/ Division of Public & Behavioral Health for Nevada: http://dpbh.nv.gov/coronavirus/ To keep up with news from your school click here: Clark County School District: www.ccsd.net Washoe County School District: www.washoeschools.net More NV districts here: http://www.doe.nv.gov/Schools_Districts/ Originally sent Thursday, March 12, 2020 Powerful Parents,   Information surrounding the virus COVID-19 continues to change rapidly. Activities, sports, community events, many religious gatherings and more are being postponed or canceled. With so much uncertainty, it can be a scary time for our kids. Because of this, we have asked licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Klover Kallas, to give parents some tips on how to help ease the fears and anxiety we all might be feeling, but especially our children.  “For the last couple of weeks adults and kids alike have come to my office and expressed anxiety about the Coronavirus. Anxiety is a normal response to this stressful issue but there are ways to manage it well. Parents and caregivers can teach and model healthy coping skills by taking a few thoughtful steps: First, it is important to validate that the thought of getting sick is scary. Skipping validation makes kids feel unheard and their natural response is to repeat their fears and amplify their anxiety. Next, talk to kids about how our community is working to protect them. Changes like school cancelations or announcements can be framed as protection rather than alarmism. How we respond matters. Saying “I’m glad the school is being cautious and taking care of students” reduces anxiety while “This is terrible and I can’t believe it is happening” amps up ourselves and our kids. Since hand washing is recommended for prevention, make this activity about relaxing. Teach them to feel the warm water on their hands and to take deep breathes while they remind themselves that they are making wise decisions to protect themselves. Finally, limit their exposure to news and social media updates, especially if they are expressing a lot of anxiety. While it is important for adults to be informed, the constant information is overwhelming for them. By practicing these steps we can help our kids, and ourselves, reduce anxiety during this stressful time.” Klover Kallas practices individual and couples counseling at Rooted Life Counseling Center. For more information visit: rootedlifecounseling.com. Stay tuned as Power2Parent brings you updates about the Coronavirus, news updates regarding your school district, and ideas on how to protect your family during this time. You can find us on social media at Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram at @Power2Parent. Sincerely, Erin Phillips, President Power2Parent www.power2parent.org info@power2parent.org DONATE Power2Parent | www.power2parent.org ‌ ‌ ‌

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Stressed children and the Coronavirus...

‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ DONATE Powerful Parents,   Information surrounding the virus COVID-19 continues to change rapidly. Activities, sports, community events, many religious gatherings and more are being postponed or canceled. With so much uncertainty, it can be a scary time for our kids. Because of this, we have asked licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Klover Kallas, to give parents some tips on how to help ease the fears and anxiety we all might be feeling, but especially our children.  “For the last couple of weeks adults and kids alike have come to my office and expressed anxiety about the Coronavirus. Anxiety is a normal response to this stressful issue but there are ways to manage it well. Parents and caregivers can teach and model healthy coping skills by taking a few thoughtful steps: First, it is important to validate that the thought of getting sick is scary. Skipping validation makes kids feel unheard and their natural response is to repeat their fears and amplify their anxiety. Next, talk to kids about how our community is working to protect them. Changes like school cancelations or announcements can be framed as protection rather than alarmism. How we respond matters. Saying “I’m glad the school is being cautious and taking care of students” reduces anxiety while “This is terrible and I can’t believe it is happening” amps up ourselves and our kids. Since hand washing is recommended for prevention, make this activity about relaxing. Teach them to feel the warm water on their hands and to take deep breathes while they remind themselves that they are making wise decisions to protect themselves. Finally, limit their exposure to news and social media updates, especially if they are expressing a lot of anxiety. While it is important for adults to be informed, the constant information is overwhelming for them. By practicing these steps we can help our kids, and ourselves, reduce anxiety during this stressful time.” Klover Kallas practices individual and couples counseling at Rooted Life Counseling Center. For more information visit: rootedlifecounseling.com. Stay tuned as Power2Parent brings you updates about the Coronavirus, news updates regarding your school district, and ideas on how to protect your family during this time. You can find us on social media at Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram at @Power2Parent. Sincerely, Erin Phillips, President Power2Parent www.power2parent.org info@power2parent.org DONATE Power2Parent | www.power2parent.org ‌ ‌ ‌

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Reminder: Family traditions are important + Meet our $500 teacher winner!Nvhamin

Why traditions are priceless.

Volume 3 | March 2020 MONTHLY NEWS & UPDATES Family traditions and our $500 Winner! Visit our Website DONATE THE POWER OF PARENTING THE POWER OF TRADITIONS Family traditions counter alienation and confusion. They help us define who we are; they provide something steady, reliable and safe in a confusing world. -Susan Lieberman Family traditions can have a bigger impact on each member of our family than we might think. The American Psychological Association found that family traditions "are associated with marital satisfaction, adolescents’ sense of personal identity, children’s health, academic achievement and stronger family relationships," and studies by the Society for Research in Child Development show that family traditions help increase a child's self esteem and strengthen family bonds. Traditions can be fun, free, and fast. They can be on our terms and on our schedule and we can pick and choose what works best for us. There's no right or wrong way to make a family tradition. The only recommendation we have is to work together as a family when creating each tradition. GIVE YOUR FAMILY THE GIFT OF TIME TOGETHER According to experts at the University of Toronto, you're better off giving your family a meaningful experience rather than a toy, or material gift. It turns out that giving your children an experience instead of the typical “thing” forges deeper family bonds. Researchers explain that "An experiential gift elicits a strong emotional response when a recipient consumes it and is more intensely emotional than a material possession." If you're looking for some fun family time together, we've partnered with PogoPass to offer our Power2Parent followers the gift of a Pogo Pass at a discounted price. What is the Pogo Pass? It's a 12 month membership that provides you FREE access to all your favorite family activities in the Las Vegas area. CLICK HERE TO GET YOUR POGO PASS AT A DISCOUNTED PRICE BY USING THE CODE "P2P" NEWS & EVENTS KEEPING YOUR KIDS SAFE ONLINE As predators become more and more creative at targeting our kids online, we've got to be more educated in response. We've teamed up with Certified Security Professional, Chelsea Brown of Digital Mom Talk,​ to provide you with most up to date offensive and defensive tactics to keep your kids safe online. Check out our website for upcoming webinars and replays from Chelsea and her tips and tricks for building trust and improving communication with kids and technology. POWERFUL MOMS! JOIN US FOR A FUN NETWORKING OPPORTUNITY. PARENTING PROJECT The Clark County Department of Family Services is offering free parenting classes and programs for parents and caregivers of all ages to help parents be more effective in raising their children. Click here for more information CCSD SCHOOL BOARD MEETINGS Do you know what decisions are being made right now by the School Board? Do you know who is representing you right now? Find your School Board Representative Here March School Board Meetings are March 12th and March 26th at 5:00pm.  You can watch them via Live Stream (Eduvision) here WCSD SCHOOL BOARD INFORMATION To find your Trustee, precinct, and district information, please visit the Washoe County Registrar of Voters site. Just enter your street address (all caps) and click on "submit." The Washoe County School District Trustee Meetings can be found here SCHOOL CHOICE ‌ Are you looking for other school options for your child? Visit our website to learn more about how your child's school is performing and other schooling options, including homeschooling, in Nevada. POWER2TEACH POWER2TEACH $500 WINNER! Congratulations Jennifer Darby-Miller! Jennifer is this year's $500 Grand Prize Winner. She is a Kindergarten teacher at Elaine Wynn Elementary School and was nominated by a parent for going a above and beyond in her classroom. Jennifer said she is excited to use the money to purchase tools and resources for all the Kindergarten teachers at her school. NOMINATE YOUR OUTSTANDING TEACHER! Do you have a teacher who has gone the extra mile for your child, or who has had an amazing influence on students in the State of Nevada? Each month we choose one teacher in Nevada who receives a $50 Amazon Gift Card who is then in the running for our yearly $500 grand prize! Nominate your outstanding teacher here LEGISLATIVE UPDATES ELECTION SEASON 2020 is an election year and we are currently meeting with candidates to find out where they stand on issues. Stay tuned. We'll keep you posted on the results! REGISTERED TO VOTE? To check your current voter status, visit: www.nvsos.gov/votersearch To register online, visit: RegisterToVoteNV.gov THE POWER OF SERVICE GAME LIBRARIES Help us build Family Game Libraries in local schools for students to check out games and puzzles to take home to play with their families. We are collecting new and used board games to donate to local schools for their game libraries. Email us at info@power2parent.org and we'll come pick them up. Are you interested in building a game library at your school? Email us at info@power2parent.org and we can help. HERE WE GROW AGAIN Team Members Needed! We are looking for volunteers to fill some committees on our board. If you're interested, email us and let's chat! Info@power2parent.org. Adults, students, college students, young adults welcome. Join our private Facebook group: P2P Volunteers AMAZON SMILE DONATIONS When you shop on Amazon.com using the link smile.amazon.com the AmazonSmile Foundation will donate 0.5% of the purchase price of eligible products to the charitable organization of your choice at no cost to you!  To select "Power2Parent" as the charity of your choice, go to smile.amazon.com on your computer or phone. Type "Power2Parent" in the search box that says "Or pick your own charitable organization". 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