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2312, 2015

When I was 17…

By |December 23rd, 2015|Categories: 7-17 The Experience|Tags: , |

"When I was 17, I attended a talk at my school with my classmates. This week, I have just had several job interviews and I have seen that everything the speaker told us can be [...]

2312, 2015

When I was 47…

By |December 23rd, 2015|Categories: 7-17 The Experience|Tags: , |

“When I was 47, I was asked to give a talk to 17-year-olds to guide them on their immediate future as students and as workers. I told them about my experiences working for almost 30 [...]

2212, 2015

A gift for this Christmas time

By |December 22nd, 2015|Categories: 7-17 The Experience|

Should you are assessing to do a gift this Christmas time to your sons or daughters over 17 or you are a teacher of students around this age who are seeking to find a job [...]

2112, 2015

Motto for century XXI. Do you agree?

By |December 21st, 2015|Categories: 7-17 The Experience|

We propose this motto as the logo for the current century. Do you agree? we got it from this link mankinduniversalityman and womanenvironmentlooking after nature

2012, 2015

A child who reads…

By |December 20th, 2015|Categories: 7-17 The Experience|

    We have got this picture from this link EducatorTeacherReadingchild readinghow to read

1812, 2015

Child adding creative value…music

By |December 18th, 2015|Categories: 7-17 The Experience|

The child add creative value through music...and what about the teacher?!

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