Welcome to my blog. This blog is to interchange ideas that help students to improve the learning of English lenguage. Exchange information of different topics, and create a site to share it!
Hello Professor This blog seems me a very good didea for practises the Inglish since in Mexico does not have practises more Well recall me by that have dream Ok professor see you tomorrow Att. José E. Huerta G.
Hello teacher my name is Angelica Gamiz Gonzalez, of group of 5 "A" of CBTis 130. I just read your comment and I feel very good for learning the English language.
Hello teacher How are you? I am Angelica Gamiz Gonzalez, of group of 5 "A" of CBTis 130. I'll leave another comment, which would be very varied vocabulary learning, which could take a dictionary.
The cardiovascular system is composed of the heart, blood vessels, or vasculature, and the cells and plasma that make up the blood. The blood vessels of the body represent a closed delivery system, which functions to transport blood around the body, circulating substances such as oxygen, carbon dioxide, nutrients, hormones and waste products. There are three main types of blood vessel: • Veins - the efferent blood vessels that return blood to the heart; • Arteries - the afferent blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart; • Capillaries - narrow, thin-walled blood vessels that form networks within the tissues. Arteries branch and diverge as they move away from the heart. As they form smaller and smaller divisions, they eventually terminate in capillaries. By contrast, veins merge and converge into successively larger blood vessels as they move towards the heart. Capillaries networks are the site of gas, nutrient and waste exchange between the blood and the respiring tissues.
The principal function of the heart is to continuously pump blood around the cardiovascular system. It receives both sympathetic and parasympathetic nerve fibres which alter the rate of the beat, but they do not initiate the contraction. Instead, this is controlled by autorhythmic cells. Surrounding the heart is the coronary circulation. These blood vessels supply the respiring cardiac tissues with essential oxygen and nutrients and also remove metabolic waste products.
This is my statement which I will present on Tuesday, the student Angelica Gamiz Gonzalez 5 "A" del cbtis 130.
hello teacher my name is Sairi Lorena Segovia Nuñez of group 5 "A" of CBTis # 130 and I am very pleased that we put to practice in this way that today we have to know English to get a good job. thanks for your time see you later
That as a teacher My name is Juan Francisco Villarreal Rodriguez of 5º A their favorite (and his student also). Because the truth is not to say, good blog. I hope to get a 10 on 3rd period.
I am gilbert from 5ºA O in the CBTis 130 i am impressed about this page, the last semester we do this too but with aotcher teacher, that was about the ecology, but well teacher the english its easy for my but i dont show my skills in the classroom i want to better my cuallification because a had an seven in your class and i dont understand this because i am the only one student honest, i am very angry for this maybe i want to copy in my quiz, thas is my point of view, well i lett you teacher, good bye, and have a nice day
hello teacher I am your nightmare jejeje valeria mmm ... I liked this cute blog jaja^^ really because I'm Ready for the comment .... =D that the best byee ♥
oscar helo teacher, I am writing to tell you that English is essential to be able to communicate with people because English is the second most spoken language in the world and still is the most important because it speaks to the most powerful country united states ; in any degree upon completion po called at least 80% of English. I hope someday to master the language well to communicate in a world that will be very competitive and avanced I am Juan F. Arce 5°A greetings, good luck
Hello teacher my name is Erika Valderrama Flores of the group of 5ºA, is for my in plaser to be visiting and leaving a commentary in his blog, one stop me very interesting that we have to write in English so little mas makes us practise it, I say goodbye leaving him greeting.
Hepatitis A is an infectious disease caused by the hepatitis A virus (HAV) characterized by an acute inflammation of the liver in most cases. Hepatitis A can be chronic and cause no permanent damage on the liver. Followed by an infection, the immune system produces antibodies against hepatitis A and confers immunity against future infections subject. Transmission occurs through contaminated water or contaminated food and in some countries may be imported when traveling to high risk areas. The vaccine against hepatitis A is currently the best protection against disease. Transmission Hepatitis A is spread through contact with unsanitary areas or ingestion of contaminated food, for example: • Eating food prepared by someone with hepatitis A, where that person has not washed their hands after defecation. • Drinking water contaminated with hepatitis A (in areas of the world where hygiene and sanitary conditions are bad). • By ingesting infected feces or urine (including only particles). Hepatitis A is spread by saliva transmission and is not spread through sex, except when such anal intercourse or oral-anal sex. Clinical picture A person infected with hepatitis A can feel like you have flu or may have no symptoms. Symptoms of infection with hepatitis A are usually sudden onset and include right upper quadrant pain, jaundice (yellow skin and eyes) and dark urine. Other common symptoms include: • Nausea • Vomiting • Fever • Loss of appetite and anorexia • Fatigue • Light-colored stools • Abdominal pain Treatment Often, the physician administers medications to relieve symptoms such as pain, fever and malaise. The intake of sweets, especially candy, juice and ice cream appears to be used for relief of nausea associated with hepatitis Recovery depends on age, overall health and medical history of the individual, how the disease and its tolerance for specific medications or therapies. Most people recover from hepatitis A infection without medical intervention.
Who gets chancroid? Any sexually active person can be infected with chancroid. It is more commonly seen in men than in women, particularly uncircumcised males. How is chancroid spread? Chancroid is spread by sexual contact with an infected individual. The bacteria are more likely to invade the sexual organs at the point of a pre-existing injury, such as a small cut or scratch. The likelihood of transmission is greater if a person is very active sexually and does not practice personal hygiene. What are the symptoms of chancroid? The first sign of infection is usually the appearance of one or more sores or raised bumps on the genital organs. Sores are surrounded by a narrow red border which soon becomes filled with pus and eventually ruptures, leaving a painful open sore. In 50 percent of untreated cases, the chancroid bacteria infect the lymph glands in the groin. Within five to 10 days of the appearance of primary sores, the glands on one side (sometimes both sides) of the groin become enlarged, hard and painful. A rounded painful swelling results which may eventually rupture. How soon do symptoms appear? Symptoms usually appear four to seven days after exposure. What is the treatment for chancroid? Chancroid may be successfully treated with certain antibiotics. Lesions and ulcers can be expected to heal within two weeks.
sorry did not put full expositions of sairi lorena segovia nuñez 5"a" What is chancroid? is a sexually transmitted infection characterized by painful sores on the genitalia. Chancroid is known to be spread from one to another individual through sexual contact. Chancroid is a bacterial infection caused by the fastidious Gram-negative streptobacillus Haemophilus ducreyi. Who gets chancroid? Any sexually active person can be infected with chancroid. It is more commonly seen in men than in women, particularly uncircumcised males. How is chancroid spread? Chancroid is spread by sexual contact with an infected individual. The bacteria are more likely to invade the sexual organs at the point of a pre-existing injury, such as a small cut or scratch. The likelihood of transmission is greater if a person is very active sexually and does not practice personal hygiene. What are the symptoms of chancroid? The first sign of infection is usually the appearance of one or more sores or raised bumps on the genital organs. Sores are surrounded by a narrow red border which soon becomes filled with pus and eventually ruptures, leaving a painful open sore. In 50 percent of untreated cases, the chancroid bacteria infect the lymph glands in the groin. Within five to 10 days of the appearance of primary sores, the glands on one side (sometimes both sides) of the groin become enlarged, hard and painful. A rounded painful swelling results which may eventually rupture. How soon do symptoms appear? Symptoms usually appear four to seven days after exposure. What is the treatment for chancroid? Chancroid may be successfully treated with certain antibiotics. Lesions and ulcers can be expected to heal within two weeks.
hello teacher My name is Garcia Reyes Xitlaly am the 5th "A" of the specialty of clinical and because truth is a pleasure to go through here, first of all a warm welcome and I hope you are well, I found very interesting the idea of going through here to leave a comment and read those of my colleagues so that's why I'm here. The truth very creative and modern. The precise comments as I say goodbye and good in another comment you leave the information to be discussed in class.
Gastritis It is called gastritis to gastric mucosal inflammation, which in gastroscopy is red, appearing in various forms of imagery in flame red or subepithelial hemorrhage. However, accurate diagnosis is by histopathology of gastric mucosa biopsy previously extracted from endoscopic examination. It is possible that only part of the stomach is affected or what is the whole gastric area. There are several causes, including poor eating habits, stress, abuse in the use of analgesics (aspirin, piroxicam, indomethacin, etc.) Or infection by Helicobacter pylori. Sometimes no symptoms, but more commonly occurs is burning or pain in the epigastrium, with nausea, dizziness, etc.. It is commonly found symptoms related to gastroesophageal reflux, like heartburn. The burning in the epigastrium often give short-term food intake, especially milk. But two hours after ingestion, food passes through the duodenum and hydrochloric acid is secreted for digestion in the stomach, which causes the symptoms become acute. Abdominal pain may also occur in the top (possibly aggravated by eating), abdominal indigestion, loss of appetite, vomiting blood or a material similar to coffee beans, and dark stools. Diagnosis is made through the upper gastrointestinal endoscopy. Helicobacter pylori is a bacterium that infects the human stomach epithelial mucus. Many ulcers and some types of gastritis are due to infections by H. pylori. In many cases, people infected never develop any symptoms. This bacterium lives exclusively in the human stomach, the only known organism that can survive in an environment as extremely acidic. It is a spiral bacterium (of this morphological feature derived the name of the Helicobacter) and can be "screwed" literally on its own to colonize the stomach epithelium.
another comet I mean is that I love the anatomy and physiology of the human body, that is what my exposure. I expect a good grade GET Because I made him look forward to this semester.
Hello! Professor as a state? My name is Daniel Ivan Araujo Rosales I'm in group 5 º "A" of the CBTis 130, going to leave my comment for your blog as it is very interesting and important at a time. Also I leave here my information from my presentation. Thanks for your attention and time until then.
A small fraction of the lymphocytes circulating in the blood are neither T cells nor B cells. Most of these are called natural killer (NK) cells because they are already specialized to kill certain types of target cells: especially host cells that have become infected with virus. host cells that have become cancerous.
Features of NK Cells
The specificity of the receptors with which NK cells recognize potential targets are NOT diversified like the: αβ and γδ receptors (TCRs) of T cells and the antigen receptors (BCRs) of B cells.
However, we do inherit multiple genes for NK receptors and these are polymorphic so that the repertoire of NK receptors differs from person to person. Because viruses often suppress class I MHC expression in cells they infect, the virus-infected cell becomes susceptible to killing by NK cells. Because cancer cells have reduced or no class I MHC expression, they, too, become susceptible to killing by NK cells. The killing is done by the exocytosis of granules containing perforin and granzymes. Because NK cells are preprogrammed to recognize their targets, they are able to respond rapidly thus providing another arm of innate immunity. In addition to killing target cells, NK cells secrete cytokines such as the anti-viral cytokine IFN-γ and the inflammatory cytokine TNF-α.
Hello teacher, I am Sweet, of 5th group A. I am writing to thank who gave us the subject of English.
I think that now these days is very important for the development of a person knowing how to communicate using English. Our daily lives do we associate with this language every day and I really think it is important to have another language. Thank you teacher.. bye
SKIN CANCER Cancer is a group in which the body produces an excess of malignant cells that are know as cancerous cells, with abnormal growth and abnormal division. Skin cancer is a group of disorders with diagnoses, treatments and different prognoses. All they have in common the same anatomic site: the skin. The main risk factor for developing skin cancer is called ultraviolet rays from sunlight, producing mutations in the DNA of cells that accumulate over the years. Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the population of white skin and in people over 50 years. Ultraviolet rays from artificial sources of light, for example sunlamps, are as dangerous as the rays of the sun and should also be avoided. People working in the street and exposed to sunlight must be protected using caps, hats and applying sunscreen creams. This is the only way to prevent the development of skin cancer.
Hello teacher: I've been checking your blog, read some comments from my colleagues and I found very interesting, I found this very good idea of commenting on your page I think this kind of dynamics do we improve our English and gradually do we improve the concept we have of our country and that although not seem that, with its demands and classes we are preparing to do better the idea of Mexico abroad.
Alzheimer's disease is a neurological disorder that kills nerve cells in the brain. Typically, alzheimer's disease begins slowly and their first symptoms attributable to common old age or neglect. A far as the disease progresses, are deteriorating cognitive abilities, including the ability to make decisions and perform everyday tasks, and can arise from personality changes and problem behaviors. In its advanced stages, alzheimer's disease leads to dementia and eventually death. Dementia is defined as an acquired deterioration in cognitive abilities that hinder the successful completion of activities of daily living. Alzheimer's is a progressive dementia that has the memory deficit as one of its earliest and most pronounced symptoms. Usually, the patient progressively worsened, leading to problems of perception, language and emotional as the disease progresses. Alzheimer's disease has become a serious social problem for millions of families and national health systems worldwide. Is a major cause of death in developed countries, behind heart disease and cancer. However, what makes this dementia have such a strong impact on the health system and the whole of society is, without doubt, its irreversibility, the lack of a curative treatment and the burden for families of those affected. The disease usually has an approximate average of 10-12 years, although this can vary greatly from one patient to another
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Alzheimer passes through different phases. The disease can be divided into three stages: initial, with a slight or mild symptoms, the patient maintains its autonomy and only needs supervision when it comes to complex tasks. Intermediate, with moderately severe symptoms, the patient depends on a caregiver to perform daily tasks. Terminal, advanced and terminal illness, the patient is completely dependent. The most common symptoms of the disease are disorders of mood and behavior, memory loss, difficulties in orientation, problems with speech and cognitive disorders. Memory loss comes to not recognizing family members or neglect of normal abilities for the individual. Other symptoms include behavioral changes such as outbursts of violence. In the final phases deteriorates the muscles and mobility, and sphincter incontinence can occur. The neuropsychological disorders in alzheimer's disease are: memory: deterioration in recent memory, remote, immediate verbal, visual, episodic and semantic. Aphasia impaired comprehension functions, naming, fluency and literacy. Apraxia: constructive type, dressing apraxia, ideomotor and ideational apraxia. Agnosia: spatial and perceptual disturbance. The neuropsychological profile called triad triple a or aphasia-apraxia-agnosia. Not all symptoms occur at the outset but they appear as the disease progresses.
Volution and forecast
The probable outcome is poor. The disorder usually progresses steadily. This is common total disability and death usually occurs within 15 years, usually because of an infection (aspiration pneumonia) or a failure of other body systems.
Treatment
There is no cure for alzheimer's disease. The goals of treatment are: slow the progression of the disease manage behavior problems, confusion and agitation modifying the home environment supporting family members and other caregivers. (7,13,14) certain vitamins help to maintain cognitive function in thes
Good afternoon teacher My name is Lizeth Moreno Castro. I'm curse the 5"A" In this unit I'm feel very pressure because we are in final tests. I think not effort complete. The english class it is very difficult for me and I need work at the pronounce. It's very good do you have this space for the students and they can expressing.
Thak's for you brace and our crazy things. It is very dissicult sing in this web page, je je
I´m Perla Joyarib Rodríguez of 5º "a"....I saw your blog..is cute have one place like this for us.. because is very important practices English...see you tomorrow.... have a nice day!!...... =D
The flu Influenza, commonly known as "the flu," is a highly contagious viral infection of the respiratory tract. Although the flu affects both sexes and all age groups, kids tend to get it more often than adults. The illness even has its own season — from November to April, with most cases occurring between late December and early March. Signs and Symptoms The flu is often confused with the common cold, but flu symptoms are usually more severe than the typical sneezing and stuffiness of a cold. Symptoms of the flu may include: • fever • chills • headache • muscle aches • dizziness • loss of appetite • tiredness • cough • sore throat • runny nose • nausea or vomiting • weakness • ear pain • diarrhea Infants with the flu may simply seem sick all of a sudden or "just don't look right." The flu discussed here is not the same strain of virus as the avian flu. Duration After 5 days, fever and other symptoms have usually disappeared, but a cough and weakness may continue. All symptoms are usually gone within a week or two. However, it's important to treat the flu seriously because it can lead to pneumonia and other life-threatening complications, particularly in infants, senior citizens, and people with long-term health problems. Contagiousness Spread by virus-infected droplets that are coughed or sneezed into the air, the flu is contagious. People infected with the flu are contagious from a day before they feel sick until their symptoms have resolved (usually about 1 week for adults, but can be up to 2 weeks for young kids).
Hello teacher my nane is Mayra Gabriela Avalos Garcia of 5 A.
Step along his blog To greet it, probably you not remember of my because almost it does not take part in his class and to say to him sincerely that I do not like the Englishman, but I have to learn it for that it is an elementary language in the professional.
Teacher I him want to chat that this semester has been very difficult for my especially in English, because of it I want to study a course of English in these vacations clearly if one can!
And already finally I wait that these Christmas holidays and new year that already estan near spends it to him very well in company of his family and it is but also that does not exist the need to meet in vacations.
Also ojala that in the near(next) semester you are a teacher of our speciality since I like me very much like it(he,she) gave to us immunology in 4to. PD:ojala that tomorrow is a good day for my and obtains this seven that I need ...! bay teacher
hello teacher! my name is Sara Ivonne Espinoza Garcia 5th A Thanks for your patience this semester was a pleasure to have a teacher like you! I hope you enjoy your holidays and rest
I discussed was the topic of symptoms anemia: Main symptoms that may appear in anemia.[4] Anemia goes undetected in many people, and symptoms can be small and vague. The signs and symptoms can be related to the anemia itself, or the underlying cause. Most commonly, people with anemia report non-specific symptoms of a feeling of weakness, or fatigue, general malaise and sometimes poor concentration. They may also report shortness of breath, dyspnea, on exertion. In very severe anemia, the body may compensate for the lack of oxygen carrying capability of the blood by increasing cardiac output. The patient may have symptoms related to this, such as palpitations, angina (if preexisting heart disease is present), intermittent claudication of the legs, and symptoms of heart failure. On examination, the signs exhibited may include pallor (pale skin, mucosal linings and nail beds) but this is not a reliable sign. There may be signs of specific causes of anemia, eg koilonychia (in iron deficiency), jaundice (when anemia results from abnormal break down of red blood cells — in hemolytic anemia), bone deformities (found in thalassaemia major) or leg ulcers (seen in sickle cell disease). In severe anemia, there may be signs of a hyperdynamic circulation: a fast heart rate (tachycardia), flow murmurs, and cardiac enlargement. There may be signs of heart failure. Pica, the consumption of non-food based items such as dirt, paper, wax, grass, ice, and hair, may be a symptom of iron deficiency, although it occurs often in those who have normal levels of hemoglobin. Chronic anemia may result in behavioral disturbances in children as a direct result of impaired neurological development in infants, and reduced scholastic performance in children of school age. Restless legs syndrome is more common in those with iron deficiency anemia. Less common symptoms may include swelling of the legs or arms, chronic heartburn, vague bruises, vomiting, increased sweating, and blood in stool.
-*Hello teacher. I'm finally here, just wanted to thank you for this time together in the English class, is a very good teacher, though I am not good at English jeje, I learned a little more, thanks for that. Merry Christmas and prosperous New Year teacher. See you.
hello dear teacher.is's good to be traveling this Citi. because for me it is very important to me. English in this course helped me to know more views of people who speak this language.
hi teacher!! Im Gabriela Chaidez Flores of 5N CBtis 130. let me tell you that the idea of the blog is fantastic! I have never met a profesor who does something like this. It's nice that you have been teacher for about 27 years! wow!. Well, that all for now See you
Good afternoon teacher! I'm Alison Nelisa Domínguez Chávez from CBTis 130 5ºN group. Well I'm here to comment your blog. First, I think that this blog is a good idea to practice and improve our english skills, is nice to know that teachers use this kind of technologies. I saw some of the comments, and they're interesting specially the ones about biology topics. Ok, I think that's all I wanted to comment about your blog, see you in class!
hi teacher my name is luis carlos chaidez avila of 5a of informatic y i´m writing because you say us in class. well the semester is over and i learn some things in your class. i hope that all in your family are good ok bye see you later
hi teacher my name is luis carlos chaidez avila of 5a of informatic y i´m writing because you say us in class. well the semester is over and i learn some things in your class. i hope that all in your family are good ok bye see you later
Hello teacher ..... my name is Cinthya Adriana Silerio Morales of 5°A to Informatica. I like your blog While the semester is over and I hope that this good. Goodbye :P
Hello teacher My name Gustavo Adolfo Flores Cisneros of 5° "A" Inf. Good blog I like. Yet a short semester and I have a good time in class, good bye see you.
hello teacher, my name is antonio Alberto Chavez Figueroa and 5th'm A Informatica, and your blog is very interesting and m paresen very interesting topic we are seeing the sculptures! I learned a lot thanks ...
Hello teacher my name is Aldara Velázquez de la cruz 5 ºTO computing, well I really like your blog is very interesting, regarding wing class I learned several things and there were subjects very interesting, I hope that this we.
Hi teacher i did my work on "David" by Michelangelo, because David is one of the greatest masterpieces of the Renaissance and one of the world's most famous sculptures. It was inspired by the David and Goliath fight with as many versions as Donatello and Verrocchio in which David appears in the body of slain Goliath, but in the version of Michelangelo Goliath appears and shows David as a man muscular Unlike the other versions. No doubt the details and perfection of Michelangelo's work makes a masterpiece that also has a variety of copies worldwide.
Hello teacher! I Sarahi Hernandez Pineda 5th Informatica. An interesting blog Regarding the class could not load here my work on the sculpture and I think this semester class lessons were interesting
hello teacher throughout this semester I really liked his class is an excellent teacher of English who want to tell you I have learned much English. Atte. Angelica Lizbeth Vazquez Cordova 5°B admon
hello teacher! Im April Rodriguez Hernandez, 5 "A" CBTis 130 (his favorite pupil). I want to thank you as a teacher who gave their time to teach classes, but sometimes we do not always rewarded with attention esfurazo each. It also meant that the idea of the blog is very good! using technology to learn and be able to integrate more closely the language is very useful. Thank you for your teachings.! I hope you are well and I send a greeting. Well that's all for now see you bye
hi teacher. i am Lemus Juan Jose Gomez, of 5 "A", I feel very good this blog just as you said, for the exchange of information, so we can conviviality, and I hope that later upload content to begin with the exchange. Until then professor many greetings
Hello I am teacher brenda hernandez 5 ° B administration and for my sculpture project is very interesting and also learn to write in English you learn more about the art, and their classes during the semester were interesting, motivating and excellent
Hi teacher, i've been watching your blog, i've readed your comment on this, and i agree with you, it's a good idea create this blog for the students can sharing and practice english. I hope that this blog keep using for this. See you tomorrow teacher! Goodbye
It's good that the others students are participating in this activity. Your class is great and i like it, and i know what we learned will help us. Good-Bye, Teacher.
Hi teacher my name is Alhelie Magaly Puente Adame. my grup is 5th B admon TM this page is a very good option for wanting to learn new techniques to learn English :D
Hello my name is Montelongo Yareli 5 B administration, and project perform this semester was very facinate and I learned more about art, but more importantly, I learned to write English in addition to his classes were very interesting and excellent
Hello Doc first.. your blog is cool, because im think the english is very important in this time, for all jobs need 80% of englis language, and this semester im can comprend more the english... see you
hello teacher my name is Julieta Elizabeth Hernandez 5 ° B administration This semester, I could see and learn something new every day and I consider it one of the best teachers I've had. I like his class. Thank you.... :D
Hello Doc, First.. you blog is cool, and im think the english is very important in this time because for all job its necesary have minumin 80% of english language nad this semester i can comprend more the english Braulio Rodrigo Martín Cárdenas
Dear Dr. Oscar I'm writing this comment about his blog because is very important that you promote the subject knowledge of English and is really interesting, I hope to continue to encourage us with their knowledge and my suggestion is to continue to publish things in this blog, thank you for your attention.
His student Enrique de Jesus Aguirre Acuña 5ºA informática TM
HELLO TEACHER! I'm Almendra Heredia Santos your pupil from the group of 5°A INFORMATICA T.M. :D
I think you do a great job promoting the English in our institution and because of that many students perform better. You do a very good job teaching English. I just want to thank you because every day learning new things that I didn't know, thanks to your support as a teacher. THANKS FOR ALL :D
hello teacher i thing this activity its a good idea because my classmates and me use this space for communicate reviews by this medium, i think i lear new things in you class. see you later teacher :)
Hello teacher, Here through your blog, very good idea indeed. I think that using technology to teach is what it should be used more these days so I think it's great to realize this activity. Well see you later and follow if it is a very good teacher
Hi teacher. My name is Edgar Julian Nuñez Murillo of the group of 5°a Informática TM. I've seen the blog and made me interesting, although I think needs a little upgrade talking about the issues, but in spite of this is a good post. See you later teacher.
Professor hello, my name is Jorge Luis Solis ladder group of 5 "A" Informatica, well its kind in the course of this semester hiso me very good and I learned many things, with nothing more to say I bid you farewell, until later.
I loved her class teacher seems good although I wish I did more dynamic to develop our knowledge more :) was great to meet you and to show us more of the world of English. my name: vanessa Alvarez Martinez
hello my name is Luis Flores of 5 B direction and my project is the sculpture Winged Victory of Samothrace to learn more about it as it is and how tall among other factors making it interesting is that it is very old, also classes you were present motivating and I learned a little more about it. thanks
Hi teacher my name is Mayte Naczely Avila Rivera of 5 A Informatic i want to tell you that your class is was very interesting. I must say that ami not really like the English but you understand it iso a bit. till then you have a happy holiday :)
hi teacher I wanted to thank you for this semester we were fortunate to have him as a teacher, I learned a lot of their stuff, an excellent teacher, thank you for this time. my name is
Hello Professor! I hope this disrutando your day, it is important to let him know that his class was very effective and fun for me. A greeting. Att: Allison Ferman Kings 5 ° B Morning Administration.
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hi teacher my name is mayra alejandra ibarra bretado of 5 A of CBTis 130
I saw your blog
bye
Hello Professor
This blog seems me a very good didea for practises the Inglish
since in Mexico does not have practises more
Well recall me by that have dream
Ok professor see you tomorrow
Att. José E. Huerta G.
mmm English ok, not inglish sorry!
Hello teacher my name is Angelica Gamiz Gonzalez, of group of 5 "A" of CBTis 130.
I just read your comment and I feel very good for learning the English language.
The student is dismissed Angelica Gamiz Gonzalez.
Hello teacher How are you? I am Angelica Gamiz Gonzalez, of group of 5 "A" of CBTis 130.
I'll leave another comment, which would be very varied vocabulary learning, which could take a dictionary.
The student is dismissed Angelica Gamiz Gonzalez.
Cardiovascular System
The cardiovascular system is composed of the heart, blood vessels, or vasculature, and the cells and plasma that make up the blood. The blood vessels of the body represent a closed delivery system, which functions to transport blood around the body, circulating substances such as oxygen, carbon dioxide, nutrients, hormones and waste products. There are three main types of blood vessel:
• Veins - the efferent blood vessels that return blood to the heart;
• Arteries - the afferent blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart;
• Capillaries - narrow, thin-walled blood vessels that form networks within the tissues.
Arteries branch and diverge as they move away from the heart. As they form smaller and smaller divisions, they eventually terminate in capillaries. By contrast, veins merge and converge into successively larger blood vessels as they move towards the heart. Capillaries networks are the site of gas, nutrient and waste exchange between the blood and the respiring tissues.
The principal function of the heart is to continuously pump blood around the cardiovascular system. It receives both sympathetic and parasympathetic nerve fibres which alter the rate of the beat, but they do not initiate the contraction. Instead, this is controlled by autorhythmic cells. Surrounding the heart is the coronary circulation. These blood vessels supply the respiring cardiac tissues with essential oxygen and nutrients and also remove metabolic waste products.
This is my statement which I will present on Tuesday, the student Angelica Gamiz Gonzalez 5 "A" del cbtis 130.
hi teacher
my name is Tonali Quiñones and pace to leave a comment to this blog that I found very interesting.
Because English is very important these days.
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his student Tonali quiñones
See you
hello teacher
my name is Sairi Lorena Segovia Nuñez of group 5 "A" of CBTis # 130 and I am very pleased that we put to practice in this way that today we have to know English to get a good job.
thanks for your time
see you later
atte. sairi
That as a teacher
My name is Juan Francisco Villarreal Rodriguez of 5º A their favorite (and his student also).
Because the truth is not to say, good blog. I hope to get a 10 on 3rd period.
Bye
Continue as before...
hello dear techaer...
I am gilbert from 5ºA O in the CBTis 130 i am impressed about this page, the last semester we do this too but with aotcher teacher, that was about the ecology, but well teacher the english its easy for my but i dont show my skills in the classroom i want to better my cuallification because a had an seven in your class and i dont understand this because i am the only one student honest, i am very angry for this maybe i want to copy in my quiz, thas is my point of view, well i lett you teacher, good bye, and have a nice day
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hello teacher
I am your nightmare jejeje
valeria
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I liked this cute blog jaja^^
really
because I'm
Ready for the comment .... =D
that the best
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oscar helo teacher, I am writing to tell you that English is essential to be able to communicate with people because English is the second most spoken language in the world and still is the most important because it speaks to the most powerful country united states ; in any degree upon completion po called at least 80% of English.
I hope someday to master the language well to communicate in a world that will be very competitive and avanced
I am Juan F. Arce 5°A
greetings, good luck
Hello teacher my name is Erika Valderrama Flores of the group of 5ºA, is for my in plaser to be visiting and leaving a commentary in his blog, one stop me very interesting that we have to write in English so little mas makes us practise it, I say goodbye leaving him greeting.
ERIKA VALDERRAMA FLORES
Hepatitis A
Hepatitis A is an infectious disease caused by the hepatitis A virus (HAV) characterized by an acute inflammation of the liver in most cases. Hepatitis A can be chronic and cause no permanent damage on the liver. Followed by an infection, the immune system produces antibodies against hepatitis A and confers immunity against future infections subject. Transmission occurs through contaminated water or contaminated food and in some countries may be imported when traveling to high risk areas. The vaccine against hepatitis A is currently the best protection against disease.
Transmission
Hepatitis A is spread through contact with unsanitary areas or ingestion of contaminated food, for example:
• Eating food prepared by someone with hepatitis A, where that person has not washed their hands after defecation.
• Drinking water contaminated with hepatitis A (in areas of the world where hygiene and sanitary conditions are bad).
• By ingesting infected feces or urine (including only particles).
Hepatitis A is spread by saliva transmission and is not spread through sex, except when such anal intercourse or oral-anal sex.
Clinical picture
A person infected with hepatitis A can feel like you have flu or may have no symptoms. Symptoms of infection with hepatitis A are usually sudden onset and include right upper quadrant pain, jaundice (yellow skin and eyes) and dark urine. Other common symptoms include:
• Nausea
• Vomiting
• Fever
• Loss of appetite and anorexia
• Fatigue
• Light-colored stools
• Abdominal pain
Treatment
Often, the physician administers medications to relieve symptoms such as pain, fever and malaise. The intake of sweets, especially candy, juice and ice cream appears to be used for relief of nausea associated with hepatitis
Recovery depends on age, overall health and medical history of the individual, how the disease and its tolerance for specific medications or therapies. Most people recover from hepatitis A infection without medical intervention.
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Who gets chancroid?
Any sexually active person can be infected with chancroid. It is more commonly seen in men than in women, particularly uncircumcised males.
How is chancroid spread?
Chancroid is spread by sexual contact with an infected individual. The bacteria are more likely to invade the sexual organs at the point of a pre-existing injury, such as a small cut or scratch. The likelihood of transmission is greater if a person is very active sexually and does not practice personal hygiene.
What are the symptoms of chancroid?
The first sign of infection is usually the appearance of one or more sores or raised bumps on the genital organs. Sores are surrounded by a narrow red border which soon becomes filled with pus and eventually ruptures, leaving a painful open sore. In 50 percent of untreated cases, the chancroid bacteria infect the lymph glands in the groin. Within five to 10 days of the appearance of primary sores, the glands on one side (sometimes both sides) of the groin become enlarged, hard and painful. A rounded painful swelling results which may eventually rupture.
How soon do symptoms appear?
Symptoms usually appear four to seven days after exposure.
What is the treatment for chancroid?
Chancroid may be successfully treated with certain antibiotics. Lesions and ulcers can be expected to heal within two weeks.
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What is chancroid?
is a sexually transmitted infection characterized by painful sores on the genitalia. Chancroid is known to be spread from one to another individual through sexual contact. Chancroid is a bacterial infection caused by the fastidious Gram-negative streptobacillus Haemophilus ducreyi.
Who gets chancroid?
Any sexually active person can be infected with chancroid. It is more commonly seen in men than in women, particularly uncircumcised males.
How is chancroid spread?
Chancroid is spread by sexual contact with an infected individual. The bacteria are more likely to invade the sexual organs at the point of a pre-existing injury, such as a small cut or scratch. The likelihood of transmission is greater if a person is very active sexually and does not practice personal hygiene.
What are the symptoms of chancroid?
The first sign of infection is usually the appearance of one or more sores or raised bumps on the genital organs. Sores are surrounded by a narrow red border which soon becomes filled with pus and eventually ruptures, leaving a painful open sore. In 50 percent of untreated cases, the chancroid bacteria infect the lymph glands in the groin. Within five to 10 days of the appearance of primary sores, the glands on one side (sometimes both sides) of the groin become enlarged, hard and painful. A rounded painful swelling results which may eventually rupture.
How soon do symptoms appear?
Symptoms usually appear four to seven days after exposure.
What is the treatment for chancroid?
Chancroid may be successfully treated with certain antibiotics. Lesions and ulcers can be expected to heal within two weeks.
hello teacher
My name is Garcia Reyes Xitlaly am the 5th "A" of the specialty of clinical and because truth is a pleasure to go through here, first of all a warm welcome and I hope you are well, I found very interesting the idea of going through here to leave a comment and read those of my colleagues so that's why I'm here.
The truth very creative and modern.
The precise comments as I say goodbye and good in another comment you leave the information to be discussed in class.
Gastritis
It is called gastritis to gastric mucosal inflammation, which in gastroscopy is red, appearing in various forms of imagery in flame red or subepithelial hemorrhage. However, accurate diagnosis is by histopathology of gastric mucosa biopsy previously extracted from endoscopic examination. It is possible that only part of the stomach is affected or what is the whole gastric area. There are several causes, including poor eating habits, stress, abuse in the use of analgesics (aspirin, piroxicam, indomethacin, etc.) Or infection by Helicobacter pylori.
Sometimes no symptoms, but more commonly occurs is burning or pain in the epigastrium, with nausea, dizziness, etc.. It is commonly found symptoms related to gastroesophageal reflux, like heartburn. The burning in the epigastrium often give short-term food intake, especially milk. But two hours after ingestion, food passes through the duodenum and hydrochloric acid is secreted for digestion in the stomach, which causes the symptoms become acute. Abdominal pain may also occur in the top (possibly aggravated by eating), abdominal indigestion, loss of appetite, vomiting blood or a material similar to coffee beans, and dark stools.
Diagnosis is made through the upper gastrointestinal endoscopy.
Helicobacter pylori is a bacterium that infects the human stomach epithelial mucus. Many ulcers and some types of gastritis are due to infections by H. pylori. In many cases, people infected never develop any symptoms. This bacterium lives exclusively in the human stomach, the only known organism that can survive in an environment as extremely acidic. It is a spiral bacterium (of this morphological feature derived the name of the Helicobacter) and can be "screwed" literally on its own to colonize the stomach epithelium.
another comet I mean is that I love the anatomy and physiology of the human body, that is what my exposure. I expect a good grade GET Because I made him look forward to this semester.
grettigs, thanks
Hello! Professor as a state?
My name is Daniel Ivan Araujo Rosales I'm in group 5 º "A" of the CBTis 130, going to leave my comment for your blog as it is very interesting and important at a time.
Also I leave here my information from my presentation.
Thanks for your attention and time until then.
Natural Killer (NK) Cells
and NKT cells
A small fraction of the lymphocytes circulating in the blood are neither T cells nor B cells. Most of these are called natural killer (NK) cells because they are already specialized to kill certain types of target cells:
especially host cells that have become infected with virus.
host cells that have become cancerous.
Features of NK Cells
The specificity of the receptors with which NK cells recognize potential targets are NOT diversified like the:
αβ and γδ receptors (TCRs) of T cells and the antigen receptors (BCRs) of B cells.
However, we do inherit multiple genes for NK receptors and these are polymorphic so that the repertoire of NK receptors differs from person to person.
Because viruses often suppress class I MHC expression in cells they infect, the virus-infected cell becomes susceptible to killing by NK cells. Because cancer cells have reduced or no class I MHC expression, they, too, become susceptible to killing by NK cells.
The killing is done by the exocytosis of granules containing perforin and granzymes.
Because NK cells are preprogrammed to recognize their targets, they are able to respond rapidly thus providing another arm of innate immunity.
In addition to killing target cells, NK cells secrete cytokines such as the anti-viral cytokine IFN-γ and the inflammatory cytokine TNF-α.
Reference
http://users.rcn.com/jkimball.ma.ultranet/BiologyPages/N/NK_Cells.html
Hello teacher, I am Sweet, of 5th group A. I am writing to thank who gave us the subject of English.
I think that now these days is very important for the development of a person knowing how to communicate using English.
Our daily lives do we associate with this language every day and I really think it is important to have another language.
Thank you teacher.. bye
SKIN CANCER
Cancer is a group in which the body produces an excess of malignant cells that are know as cancerous cells, with abnormal growth and abnormal division.
Skin cancer is a group of disorders with diagnoses, treatments and different prognoses. All they have in common the same anatomic site: the skin.
The main risk factor for developing skin cancer is called ultraviolet rays from sunlight, producing mutations in the DNA of cells that accumulate over the years.
Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the population of white skin and in people over 50 years.
Ultraviolet rays from artificial sources of light, for example sunlamps, are as dangerous as the rays of the sun and should also be avoided.
People working in the street and exposed to sunlight must be protected using caps, hats and applying sunscreen creams.
This is the only way to prevent the development of skin cancer.
Hello teacher:
I've been checking your blog, read some comments from my colleagues and I found very interesting, I found this very good idea of commenting on your page I think this kind of dynamics do we improve our English and gradually do we improve the concept we have of our country and that although not seem that, with its demands and classes we are preparing to do better the idea of Mexico abroad.
BETSABE MIRELES GARCIA
5ºA
Alzheimer's
Alzheimer's disease is a neurological disorder that kills nerve cells in the brain. Typically, alzheimer's disease begins slowly and their first symptoms attributable to common old age or neglect. A far as the disease progresses, are deteriorating cognitive abilities, including the ability to make decisions and perform everyday tasks, and can arise from personality changes and problem behaviors. In its advanced stages, alzheimer's disease leads to dementia and eventually death.
Dementia is defined as an acquired deterioration in cognitive abilities that hinder the successful completion of activities of daily living.
Alzheimer's is a progressive dementia that has the memory deficit as one of its earliest and most pronounced symptoms. Usually, the patient progressively worsened, leading to problems of perception, language and emotional as the disease progresses.
Alzheimer's disease has become a serious social problem for millions of families and national health systems worldwide. Is a major cause of death in developed countries, behind heart disease and cancer. However, what makes this dementia have such a strong impact on the health system and the whole of society is, without doubt, its irreversibility, the lack of a curative treatment and the burden for families of those affected.
The disease usually has an approximate average of 10-12 years, although this can vary greatly from one patient to another
Table clinic
Alzheimer passes through different phases. The disease can be divided into three stages:
initial, with a slight or mild symptoms, the patient maintains its autonomy and only needs supervision when it comes to complex tasks. Intermediate, with moderately severe symptoms, the patient depends on a caregiver to perform daily tasks.
Terminal, advanced and terminal illness, the patient is completely dependent.
The most common symptoms of the disease are disorders of mood and behavior, memory loss, difficulties in orientation, problems with speech and cognitive disorders. Memory loss comes to not recognizing family members or neglect of normal abilities for the individual. Other symptoms include behavioral changes such as outbursts of violence. In the final phases deteriorates the muscles and mobility, and sphincter incontinence can occur.
The neuropsychological disorders in alzheimer's disease are:
memory: deterioration in recent memory, remote, immediate verbal, visual, episodic and semantic.
Aphasia impaired comprehension functions, naming, fluency and literacy.
Apraxia: constructive type, dressing apraxia, ideomotor and ideational apraxia.
Agnosia: spatial and perceptual disturbance.
The neuropsychological profile called triad triple a or aphasia-apraxia-agnosia.
Not all symptoms occur at the outset but they appear as the disease progresses.
Volution and forecast
The probable outcome is poor. The disorder usually progresses steadily. This is common total disability and death usually occurs within 15 years, usually because of an infection (aspiration pneumonia) or a failure of other body systems.
Treatment
There is no cure for alzheimer's disease. The goals of treatment are:
slow the progression of the disease manage behavior problems, confusion and agitation modifying the home environment supporting family members and other caregivers. (7,13,14) certain vitamins help to maintain cognitive function in thes
betsabe mireles
Good afternoon teacher
My name is Lizeth Moreno Castro.
I'm curse the 5"A"
In this unit I'm feel very pressure
because we are in final tests.
I think not effort complete.
The english class it is very difficult for me and I need work at the pronounce.
It's very good do you have this space for the students and they can expressing.
Thak's for you brace and our crazy things.
It is very dissicult sing in this web page, je je
hi teacher!!!
How are you!?
I'm fine. I'm just pass to his blog, to ask him about your dog "volvo" it is a very beautiful and funny dog.
i wish to have one too in a near future.
well that's all i have to say about that.
....
i wish you a merry chrismas and have a great vacations.!!
attentively:
Miss Influenzaa hahaa :)
Marisela Macias!!
hii teacher!!
I´m Perla Joyarib Rodríguez of 5º "a"....I saw your blog..is cute have one place like this for us.. because is very important practices English...see you tomorrow.... have a nice day!!...... =D
The flu
Influenza, commonly known as "the flu," is a highly contagious viral infection of the respiratory tract. Although the flu affects both sexes and all age groups, kids tend to get it more often than adults. The illness even has its own season — from November to April, with most cases occurring between late December and early March.
Signs and Symptoms
The flu is often confused with the common cold, but flu symptoms are usually more severe than the typical sneezing and stuffiness of a cold.
Symptoms of the flu may include:
• fever
• chills
• headache
• muscle aches
• dizziness
• loss of appetite
• tiredness
• cough
• sore throat
• runny nose
• nausea or vomiting
• weakness
• ear pain
• diarrhea
Infants with the flu may simply seem sick all of a sudden or "just don't look right." The flu discussed here is not the same strain of virus as the avian flu.
Duration
After 5 days, fever and other symptoms have usually disappeared, but a cough and weakness may continue. All symptoms are usually gone within a week or two. However, it's important to treat the flu seriously because it can lead to pneumonia and other life-threatening complications, particularly in infants, senior citizens, and people with long-term health problems.
Contagiousness
Spread by virus-infected droplets that are coughed or sneezed into the air, the flu is contagious. People infected with the flu are contagious from a day before they feel sick until their symptoms have resolved (usually about 1 week for adults, but can be up to 2 weeks for young kids).
Perla Joyarib Rodriguez Rodrguez
Hello teacher my nane is Mayra Gabriela Avalos Garcia of 5 A.
Step along his blog To greet it, probably you not remember of my because almost it does not take part in his class and to say to him sincerely that I do not like the Englishman, but I have to learn it for that it is an elementary language in the professional.
Teacher I him want to chat that this semester has been very difficult for my especially in English, because of it I want to study a course of English in these vacations clearly if one can!
And already finally I wait that these Christmas holidays and new year that already estan near spends it to him very well in company of his family and it is but also that does not exist the need to meet in vacations.
Also ojala that in the near(next) semester you are a teacher of our speciality since I like me very much like it(he,she) gave to us immunology in 4to.
PD:ojala that tomorrow is a good day for my and obtains this seven that I need ...!
bay teacher
hello teacher!
my name is Sara Ivonne Espinoza Garcia 5th A
Thanks for your patience this semester was a pleasure to have a teacher like you!
I hope you enjoy your holidays and rest
I discussed was the topic of symptoms anemia:
Main symptoms that may appear in anemia.[4]
Anemia goes undetected in many people, and symptoms can be small and vague. The signs and symptoms can be related to the anemia itself, or the underlying cause.
Most commonly, people with anemia report non-specific symptoms of a feeling of weakness, or fatigue, general malaise and sometimes poor concentration. They may also report shortness of breath, dyspnea, on exertion. In very severe anemia, the body may compensate for the lack of oxygen carrying capability of the blood by increasing cardiac output. The patient may have symptoms related to this, such as palpitations, angina (if preexisting heart disease is present), intermittent claudication of the legs, and symptoms of heart failure.
On examination, the signs exhibited may include pallor (pale skin, mucosal linings and nail beds) but this is not a reliable sign. There may be signs of specific causes of anemia, eg koilonychia (in iron deficiency), jaundice (when anemia results from abnormal break down of red blood cells — in hemolytic anemia), bone deformities (found in thalassaemia major) or leg ulcers (seen in sickle cell disease).
In severe anemia, there may be signs of a hyperdynamic circulation: a fast heart rate (tachycardia), flow murmurs, and cardiac enlargement. There may be signs of heart failure.
Pica, the consumption of non-food based items such as dirt, paper, wax, grass, ice, and hair, may be a symptom of iron deficiency, although it occurs often in those who have normal levels of hemoglobin.
Chronic anemia may result in behavioral disturbances in children as a direct result of impaired neurological development in infants, and reduced scholastic performance in children of school age.
Restless legs syndrome is more common in those with iron deficiency anemia.
Less common symptoms may include swelling of the legs or arms, chronic heartburn, vague bruises, vomiting, increased sweating, and blood in stool.
-*Hello teacher.
I'm finally here, just wanted to thank you for this time together in the English class, is a very good teacher, though I am not good at English jeje, I learned a little more, thanks for that.
Merry Christmas and prosperous New Year teacher.
See you.
By: Mario Alfonso Hernández Rosales. 5 º A
hello dear teacher.is's good to be traveling this Citi. because for me it is very important to me. English in this course helped me to know more views of people who speak this language.
thanks for the knowledge it gave me.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
he loves his best student Juan Fco Valles
kisses
hi teacher!! Im Gabriela Chaidez Flores of 5N CBtis 130. let me tell you that the idea of the blog is fantastic! I have never met a profesor who does something like this. It's nice that you have been teacher for about 27 years! wow!.
Well, that all for now
See you
Gabriela Chaidez Flores 5N
Good afternoon teacher!
I'm Alison Nelisa Domínguez Chávez from CBTis 130 5ºN group. Well I'm here to comment your blog. First, I think that this blog is a good idea to practice and improve our english skills, is nice to know that teachers use this kind of technologies. I saw some of the comments, and they're interesting specially the ones about biology topics.
Ok, I think that's all I wanted to comment about your blog, see you in class!
Alison Nelisa Domínguez Chávez. 5ºN
hi teacher my name is luis carlos chaidez avila of 5a of informatic y i´m writing because you say us in class. well the semester is over and i learn some things in your class. i hope that all in your family are good ok bye see you later
hi teacher my name is luis carlos chaidez avila of 5a of informatic y i´m writing because you say us in class. well the semester is over and i learn some things in your class. i hope that all in your family are good ok bye see you later
Hello teacher ..... my name is Cinthya Adriana Silerio Morales of 5°A to Informatica. I like your blog
While the semester is over and I hope that this good.
Goodbye :P
Hello teacher
My name Gustavo Adolfo Flores Cisneros of 5° "A" Inf.
Good blog I like.
Yet a short semester and I have a good time in class, good bye see you.
hello teacher, my name is antonio Alberto Chavez Figueroa and 5th'm A Informatica, and your blog is very interesting and m paresen very interesting topic we are seeing the sculptures! I learned a lot thanks ...
Hello teacher my name is Aldara Velázquez de la cruz 5 ºTO computing, well I really like your blog is very interesting, regarding wing class I learned several things and there were subjects very interesting, I hope that this we.
Hi teacher i did my work on "David" by Michelangelo, because David is one of the greatest masterpieces of the Renaissance and one of the world's most famous sculptures.
It was inspired by the David and Goliath fight with as many versions as Donatello and Verrocchio in which David appears in the body of slain Goliath, but in the version of Michelangelo Goliath appears and shows David as a man muscular Unlike the other versions.
No doubt the details and perfection of Michelangelo's work makes a masterpiece that also has a variety of copies worldwide.
Luis Arturo Ruiz Monsivais 5A Informatica
Good blog by the way, congratulations on your English class and I hope we go ahead and be patient :)
goodbye
Hello teacher! I Sarahi Hernandez Pineda 5th Informatica. An interesting blog
Regarding the class could not load here my work on the sculpture and I think this semester class lessons were interesting
hello teacher throughout this semester I really liked his class is an excellent teacher of English who want to tell you I have learned much English.
Atte. Angelica Lizbeth Vazquez Cordova 5°B admon
hello teacher! Im April Rodriguez Hernandez, 5 "A" CBTis 130 (his favorite pupil). I want to thank you as a teacher who gave their time to teach classes, but sometimes we do not always rewarded with attention esfurazo each. It also meant that the idea of the blog is very good! using technology to learn and be able to integrate more closely the language is very useful. Thank you for your teachings.! I hope you are well and I send a greeting.
Well that's all for now
see you bye
hi teacher i saw your blog is realy cool i hope you have good luck with this project , greetings
by Edgar Melendez
Hi teacher.
My name is Liliana Flores Cabrales of the group of 5°a Informática TM.
I saw your blog, and I like it (Y)
Nice blog (:
See you later.
hi teacher. i am Lemus Juan Jose Gomez, of 5 "A", I feel very good this blog just as you said, for the exchange of information, so we can conviviality, and I hope that later upload content to begin with the exchange.
Until then professor
many greetings
Hello I am teacher brenda hernandez
5 ° B administration and for my sculpture project is very interesting and also learn to write in English you learn more about the art, and their classes during the semester were interesting, motivating and excellent
Hi teacher, i've been watching your blog, i've readed your comment on this, and i agree with you, it's a good idea create this blog for the students can sharing and practice english. I hope that this blog keep using for this.
See you tomorrow teacher! Goodbye
Carolina B. Medina S. 5º "A" Informatic
Hi Teacher~
It's good that the others students are participating in this activity.
Your class is great and i like it, and i know what we learned will help us.
Good-Bye, Teacher.
By: Jessica Murillo of '5ºA Informatia'
hello teacher :)
throughout this semester I learned many things,
I really like your class,
you are the best teacher I ever had. I swear
see you tomorrow
By: Vanessa Del Toro 5° admom
hello teacher
how are you ?
my name is argelia and I just happened to check this blog, and view the comments of all students
Hi teacher my name is Alhelie Magaly Puente Adame. my grup is 5th B admon TM
this page is a very good option for wanting to learn new techniques to learn English :D
Hello my name is Montelongo Yareli 5 B administration, and project perform this semester was very facinate and I learned more about art, but more importantly, I learned to write English in addition to his classes were very interesting and excellent
Hello teacher, I am alethia trujillo 5th B admon TM.
Management specialty, this blog is interesting but I do not understand. 3.3
Hello Doc
first.. your blog is cool,
because im think the english is very important in this time, for all jobs need 80% of englis language, and this semester im can comprend more the english...
see you
hello teacher
my name is Julieta Elizabeth Hernandez 5 ° B administration
This semester, I could see and learn something new every day and I consider it one of the best teachers I've had.
I like his class.
Thank you.... :D
Hello Doc,
First.. you blog is cool,
and im think the english is very important in this time because for all job its necesary have minumin 80% of english language nad this semester i can comprend more the english
Braulio Rodrigo Martín Cárdenas
Dear Dr. Oscar I'm writing this comment about his blog because is very important that you promote the subject knowledge of English and is really interesting, I hope to continue to encourage us with their knowledge and my suggestion is to continue to publish things in this blog, thank you for your attention.
His student Enrique de Jesus Aguirre Acuña 5ºA informática TM
HELLO TEACHER! I'm Almendra Heredia Santos your pupil from the group of 5°A INFORMATICA T.M. :D
I think you do a great job promoting the English in our institution and because of that many students perform better.
You do a very good job teaching English. I just want to thank you because every day learning new things that I didn't know, thanks to your support as a teacher.
THANKS FOR ALL :D
hello teacher
i thing this activity its a good idea because my classmates and me use this space for communicate reviews by this medium, i think i lear new things in you class.
see you later teacher :)
Nubia Alheli Flores Arciniega 5°A
Informatic.
Hello teacher, Here through your blog, very good idea indeed.
I think that using technology to teach is what it should be used more these days so I think it's great to realize this activity.
Well see you later and follow if it is a very good teacher
Victor Zaid Garcia Casas 5° "A" Informatica
Hi teacher.
My name is Edgar Julian Nuñez Murillo of the group of 5°a Informática TM.
I've seen the blog and made me interesting, although I think needs a little upgrade talking about the issues, but in spite of this is a good post.
See you later teacher.
Hi teacher!
I agree with the purpose of this blog, practice the english in this years is very important for the laborial life.
Luis Rodríguez Montes 5°A Inf.
Professor hello, my name is Jorge Luis Solis ladder group of 5 "A" Informatica, well its kind in the course of this semester hiso me very good and I learned many things, with nothing more to say I bid you farewell, until later.
I loved her class teacher seems good although I wish I did more dynamic to develop our knowledge more :)
was great to meet you and to show us more of the world of English.
my name: vanessa Alvarez Martinez
hello my name is Luis Flores of 5 B direction and my project is the sculpture Winged Victory of Samothrace to learn more about it as it is and how tall among other factors making it interesting is that it is very old, also classes you were present motivating and I learned a little more about it. thanks
Hi teacher my name is Mayte Naczely Avila Rivera of 5 A Informatic i want to tell you that your class is was very interesting. I must say that ami not really like the English but you understand it iso a bit. till then you have a happy holiday :)
hi teacher
I wanted to thank you for this semester we were fortunate to have him as a teacher, I learned a lot of their stuff, an excellent teacher, thank you for this time.
my name is
diana daydri limones ortiz, 5-B of administracion
Hello teacher my name is Lorena of the group of 5ºB admon matu.Professor thanks for this semester and is a very good teacher.! bye
Hello Teacher!! How are you? . I like your class and your form of work with us. Thanks. Regards
Hello Professor! I hope this disrutando your day, it is important to let him know that his class was very effective and fun for me. A greeting. Att: Allison Ferman Kings 5 ° B Morning Administration.
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