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Across The Borders

Transcript: Sofia Azcurra Pd.4 My Family Tree Across The Borders I was born on May 14th, 2001 in Boca Raton, Florida to Luis Azcurra and Nancy Napolitano. Sofia Catalina Azcurra My Journey My Father's Journey Luis Azcurra was born in Cuidad Jardin, Argentina on March 23, 1962 to Celina Lipolis and Narsscio Azcurra. He arrived to the U.S. as an immigrant on 1994, married to Nancy Napolitano. Luis Alberto Azcurra Nancy Napoliatno was born in Boyton Beach, Florida on November 25th, 1963. She is the daughter of two immigrants, Sara Juarez-Napolitano and Jose Napolitano who came from Argentina in 1953. While she was born in South Flroida, at 15 years old she moved to Benito Juarez, Argentina, where she would later meet Luis Azcurra in Buenos Aires, Argentina Nancy Napoliatno My Mother's Journey Looking Back Looking Back Jose Napolitano was born in Benito Juarez, Argentina on March 8th, 1923. He was married to Sarah Juarez-Napolitano but was the first out of the two to travel to the U.S. in 1953. Upon arriving he settled in New York for a while, then five years later moved to Boca Raton, Florida. In 1957, his wife, Sara, moved to the U.S. as an immigrant where they resided and gave birth to Nancy Napolitano in the neartest hospital in Boyton Beach. However, when Nancy was 15 years of age, they moved back to Benito Juarez, Argentina. Jose Napolitano My Grandfather's Journey Economy in The 50's 1950's: Economically This time was most known for it's boosting economy and happy times. The booming suburbs were mostly because of the so called "baby boomers". The idea that the future had prospeeirty encoruaged people to have more babies. The increase also came from goverment spending. Eisenhower was elected President in 1952. He was one of the few presidents to also be a professional soilder. Like the current President, Eisenhower had little politcal expirence but expirenced a triumph in the leadership for D-day. Although a Reoublican, that party was deeply divided with isolationists and moderists. Eisenhower did not believe in isolationism but instead believed the U.S. needed their relationship with the Soviet Union. 1950's Politics: Politcs in The 50's Society, apart from being divided between livley and stressful from the Cold War, the nation was being split by segregation. The Civil Rights Movement called for people to speak out against the inequalites and injustice occuring to African Americans. They faced racial discrimination everyday and treated unfarily in public places and degraded and terrozied by white supremacist groups like the Ku Klux Klan. Society in The 1950's: The History Continues Foriegn Affairs in the 1950's: A defining element in the 50's was the Cold War, between the Soviet Union and the U.S. America beleived that communism threatned capatlism and democarcy, This prompted the Red Scare in the U.S. where citizens lived in fear of anyone being a Russian spy. There was tension between the goverment and citizens themselves. This shaped the U.S.'s domestic policy as well. A defining element in the 50's was the Cold War, between the Soviet Union and the U.S. America beleived that communism threatned capatlism and democarcy, This prompted the Red Scare in the U.S. where citizens lived in fear of anyone being a Russian spy. There was tension between the goverment and citizens themselves. This shaped the U.S.'s domestic policy as well. Works Cited History.com Staff. “The 1950s.” History.com, A&E Television Networks, 2010, www.history.com/topics/1950s. “Political Events of the 1950s: A Decade of Change and Transformation.” Historyplex, Historyplex, historyplex.com/political-events-of-1950s. Shmoop Editorial Team. “Politics in The 1950s.” Shmoop, Shmoop University, 11 Nov. 2008, www.shmoop.com/1950s/politics.html. Bibiliography

Pals across borders

Transcript: Benefits: Work Experience. Magdalena, Sonora. MEd. Education. English teacher. Universidad Estatal de Sonora - UES. Curriculum design - Universidad Kino. Kindergarten teacher - Aprendiendo a crecer. ESL Teacher - Colegio Muñoz. ESL Teacher - Nogales English School. ESL Teacher - UES. M.Ed. Coral Sinohui. UES staff and teachers. Photos High school University Students. Obstacles: 1. Please, go to: kahoot.it 2. Enter the game pin and your name. 3. Answer the 4 questions survey. Status Update - New experiences. - Motivated. - Skills developed. "I didn't know how to speak English when I went to Canada, but when I realized myself in that environment I wanted to talk and communicate, so when I came back to Magdalena I decided to study English and keep practicing. I found I could learn something by myself". 1. To enhance personal and intellectual maturity. 2. To interact with different cultures, people and lifestyles. 3. To practice different languages. 4. To broaden personal and professional experience. 5. To widen academic horizons. 6. To set professional goals. Testimony: Feedback. like comment share Profile: Coral Sinohui. Pals across borders and Constructivism paradigm. Shared a Video like comment share like comment share Re M.Ed. Coral Sinohui cr2407sv@gmail.com Facebook: Coral R. Sinohui. Create knowledge. Improve theirs. Personal / professional projects. Music to Science research. Clarkdale, Az. Benson, Az. Guanajuato City. Pals across borders Mobility programs. -Danitza Gastelum- / Software engineering teacher. People and interests - Time. - Job. - Money. - Any other situation.

Operating Across Borders

Transcript: References Cultural & Social Barriers Legal & Political Barriers Economic Barriers Can you list some reasons behind the low attractiveness of a country from a business point of view ?? International trade Survey 2013,"<https://www.cbia.com/resources/economy/reports-surveys/2015-international-trade-survey-of-connecticut-businesses/>. Forbes 2016,"Top best countries for business" <http://www.forbes.com/best-countries-for-business/list/>. Harvard Business Review 2015,"Challenges behind joint ventures", viewed January 23 2017. Deresky, H. (2008) International Management,Managing across Borders and Cultures, 1st Australianed., Pearson Education, Frenchs Forest, NSW, Australia. A joint venture that happened in 2015. Challenges faced across border.... Impact of Culture on International Business What went wrong.... A joint venture is contractual business undertaking between two or more parties . Individuals and companies may choose joint venture in order to share strengths, minimize risks, increase competitive advantage in marketplace. International joint venture is when 2 or more companies in one country mutually decide to share profits and risks with local partner in other country. Examples Source BBc, 2013, IBT 2013. Growth & profitability Economies of scale Risk Diversification Uniqueness of products & services Spreading R&D costs Resources & ideas Manpower A short report presented by: Shikha Dabas (AZZ3083) Sukhanjeet Kaur (AZZ3103) Operating Across Borders Joint Venture.... Source: Forbes, 2016 (Source: International Trade Survey, 2015) Modes of Entry... Business Men are all eyes for... Australia is no. 11 Walmart, the American retailer is facing allegations of carrying out corrupt practices in foreign markets. Tiffany & Co. ordered to pay $448m to Swatch group over a failed joint venture. (Source: International Trade Survey 2015) Impact of E-commerce on Business Across Borders Why to go International....

Students Across Borders

Transcript: By Bethany Smith and Natasha Pratt Students Across Borders What A New Spin on Pen Pals The age old tradition of putting ink to paper and communicating with a far-off friend lives on through technology in Students Across Borders. Our plan is to connect students from all over the world for academic collaboration. This cross-cultural connection ultimately develops the 21st century skills necessary for students to succeed in our ever-evolving world. Fostering a Future of Ideas In today's global market, the ability to create ideas is an imperative skill. Joining young minds across the globe through Students Across Borders will prepare students for future endeavors and fosters a future of innovators. See Discovery Channel's video: How Collaboration Leads To Great Ideas Building Ideas Who Teachers Who Want to Foster Collaboration Mr. Boam's Math Class Mrs. Frodl's History Class Mr. Week's English Class Students connect with peers via Google Docs to solve complex equations Students connect with peers via Skype to hold an international debate Students connect with peers via Prezi to co-create book reports Any middle school or high school teacher in any subject can participate in Students Across Borders, for example... How Students Collaborate A: There are many methods of connecting with other classrooms across the world. If you have contacts in other countries that can be a good way to start. Other options include websites such as penpalschools.com, Edmodo, or other reputable pen pal matching services. B: Once you have made contact with another school, discuss with the other teacher(s) plans for the project. What assignments will be included? Will the students do care-packages? How often will they write each other? Will there be themes for the letters? (Themes will help students come up with topics to write about). How can you ensure no student feels left out because their pal fails to communicate with them? What will be the preferred modes of communication? etc. Process Process C: Next you must decide the student partnerships. Create a questionnaire for the students to fill out. Include background, hobbies, scale of enthusiasm for the project, and any other area that will help you decide who each student will work with. Take those questionnaires and create the partnerships. Things to consider: Be sure to get parental permission for each student before setting them up with a pen pal. Do your best to partner students who have similar interests and backgrounds. You may want to put boys with boys and girls with girls. If numbers don't work out, ask a student if they are willing to have a pen pal that is the opposite gender. Teachers when using online platforms, make it a requirement students grant access with you so you may monitor student work. If numbers don't match up in the two classrooms, a few students may have more than one pal. Choose students who are enthusiastic about the project and who will put forth the effort necessary to connect with two different students. Process Continued Technolgy as it is today has given us so many tools for communicating. As you prepare to have pen pals in your classroom, you should consider what tools you will have your students use (make sure all tools are secure). Below are some options, but do not limit yourself to these. Skype Prezi Shared Google Documents Email Snail Mail Care Package- You can request funding for sending mail, including care-packages. If you choose to have the students send a package, set specific guidelines. The items they send should be unique to your country. Don't let students send something that can be obtained anywhere. Set a weight/size limit. Wait, we actually have to talk to each other? Modes of Communication The collaborative assignments that teachers assign and students complete are truly at the heart of pen pal's. Working together on a content-related assignment, each student feels recognized and important as a contributing member of the team. Information and knowledge is shared as each person gives their ideas and input, and takes away a feeling of ownership and pride in their work. The Meeting of the Minds Assignments Why Students Excel Personally and Academically Research shows that connecting students to others in new social networks increases test results. It has been proven that classrooms with higher levels of student interactions have higher achievement gains. Students Score Higher! Academic Gains Working with pen pals from other states/countries leaves a lasting impact on students of all ages. While not all students will stay in contact with their pen pals once the school year is complete, there are many students who will make friendships that last for years. Jeremiah Gallagher spoke fondly of his experiences as he watched the growing friendships between students. He was proud to see how some of his students, after many years of contact with their pen pals, took the time to travel to Australia with the purpose of visiting those pals. ***

Across the Borders

Transcript: October 7, 1999 I am born in a small town in Germany called Geseke. May 2, 2011 My family moves to Suwanee, Georgia. In order to have a better economical outlook for my father's job. Society Born August 4, 1961 in Hawaii, he was the first president to have been born outside of the "lower 48 states". After graduating high school he went on to graduate with a BA degree at Columbia University, in New York. Later in 2004, he campaigned for Senate in Illinois, which he won by a landslide in 2005. Then, he became the first African-American to become the president of the United States. Bibliography Economics Politics Vincent Matthee Through two terms, Obama strengthened the Democrats' connection to growing groups, mainly minorities. However, the number of Democrats in the government decreased, giving the Republicans the most control since the 1920's. At the beginning of his first term he still had a majority in both houses so he was able to pass both the Affordable Care Act and the Dodd-Frank financial regulation reform law. Obama First in America Foreign Affairs Across the Borders Dimock, Michael. "How America Changed During Barack Obama's Presidency." Pew Research Center. Pew Research Center, 10 Jan. 2017. Web. 17 May 2017. "Democrats Lost over 1,000 Seats under Obama." Fox News. FOX News Network, 27 Dec. 2016. Web. 17 May 2017. Amadeo, Kimberly. "What Has Obama Done? 11 Major Accomplishments." The Balance. The Balance, 10 May 2017. Web. 18 May 2017. Brownstein, Ronald. "What Happens to the Democratic Party After Obama?" The Atlantic. Atlantic Media Company, 12 Jan. 2017. Web. 18 May 2017. "Obama's Presidency." The Office of Barack and Michelle Obama. Obama Family, n.d. Web. 21 May 2017. History.com Staff. "Barack Obama." History.com. A&E Television Networks, 2009. Web. 21 May 2017. Galanes, Philip, The Editorial Board, Lisa Monaco, Giovanni Russonello, Praveen Fernandes, JASON HOROWITZ and STEPHANIE STROM, Stephanie Strom, GEORGE P. SHULTZ and TED HALSTEAD, MICHAEL D. SHEAR, Maureen Dowd, Terry Tempest Williams, Julie Bosman, Alan Light, JOHN L. DORMAN, Michiko Kakutani, and GLENN THRUSH and JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS. "Barack Obama." The New York Times. The New York Times, 13 May 2017. Web. 21 May 2017. Obama entered office fighting the 2008 financial crisis, in response he launched the Affordable Care Act. Even with a majority of Republicans in Congress, he was able to pass Obama Care and the withdrawal of troops from Iraq. He also, passed a series of tax cuts in 2010 in order to combat the recession from 2008. Obama also proposed plans to regulate banks more strict in order to watch over banks that became too big to fail. Social media became a huge part of society during the Obama presidency, as his running mate, Joe Biden, was announced over twitter for the first time in history. Through the rise of digital news, America's citizen became more aware of global problems and what effect they had on their own country. The diversity of the U.S. citizens has increased, so that the majority of newborns were of racial or ethnic minorities. This has also lead to an increase of minorities voting in the presidential elections. America's image was quickly elevated abroad, especially in Europe, as George W. Bush had been unpopular for his Iraq invasion. The image took a hit as the presidency was found of eavesdropping on foreign leaders. America became more open to other countries economies, which was seen as a downfall by Republicans. Most citizens still believe that the U.S. is a leading world power

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