Breaking Barriers

  In  Cuba , Higher Education leads transformations to consolidate the initial training of a broad profile professional with emphasis on undergraduate, job training and postgraduate, with the implementation of the new training plan «E». The University of Pinar del Río, from the results of scientific research, makes a dialectic improvement of the current conceptions of the teaching-learning process of the  History  of  Cuba  towards a critical approach; for this the objective is needed: to base the critical approach of the teaching-learning process of the  History  of  Cuba , for the students of the career Degree in Primary Education. The investigative process was guided by the Materialist Dialectical method, which supports the variety of theoretical methods: historical-logical, hypothetical-deductive, systemic, modeling and the empirical: observation, survey, interview, methodological triangulation and the pre-experiment, which allowed the explanation of the object of study as a proces

  Do you feel your blog meets all the rubric criteria? If not, then what areas need work? I will say yes because all the blogs I have written so far, I got good response from my professor. I won't say I'm where I want to be when it comes to writing but i can confidently say that I have gotten much better than I used to be when it comes to writing.       Which aspects of writing assignments on a blog confuse or create stress for you? I have never been confused or stress since I started this class and started writing blogs. I will say that starting the actual writing is my biggest struggle.          Are you putting your best efforts into assignments and blog writing? Yes I am, when it comes to all of my school work I do put in my best. I may not be the best but I put in my best.           Or,  do you procrastinate and then have trouble completing your work? No matter how hardworking and on time you are with things, as human we do procrastinate. yes there are days I try to put thi

  Cuba is a country in the West Indies, Cuba is also the largest single island of the archipelago, and one of the more-influential states of the Caribbean region. Cuba was claimed by Christopher Columbus for Spain in 1492. It became the Spanish empire's most-important source of raw sugar in the 18th century and later earned a sobriquet "Pearl of the Allies." On New Year's Day, 1959, revolutionary forces led by Fidel Castro overthrew the government of dictator Fulgencio Batista. Life in contemporary Cuba is thus challenging, given the limit access to food, transportation, electrical power, an other necessities. Even so, many Cubans show a fierce pride in their revolutionary society, the only one of its kind in Latin America.  ever since the new privatization laws lifted the lid off Cuba's creative pressure cooker in 2011, a  culinary has been in full swing. A country that once offered little more than rice and beans has  rediscovered its gastronomic with a profusio

  Jamaica, is a Caribbean island nation, has a lush topography of mountains, rainforests and reef-lined beaches. With Jamaica comes a lot of surprises, one of those being the breathtaking beaches. With it being an island surrounded by the Caribbean Sea, Jamaica offers a lot of spectacular white sand beaches. The island has the most impressive beaches in the Caribbean with blue waters and beautiful scenery. Most of the beaches are surrounded by beautiful gardens and mountains that make it perfect for relaxing and cooling off. Another reason to visit is because of the warm tropical weather. Few of the best thing about the beautiful island is that you can visited the beach and time during the year. Jamaica average weather is about 85 degree throughout even during winter. Which makes it easy for visitors to always be beach ready. The next is the tasty food the country has to offer. Jamaica is known the delicious and exotic foods. The country is home to the famous Jerk Chicken, and the most

My name is Anna Marjay Tarr. I was born and raised in Monrovia Liberia. Liberia is a country located on the West Coast of Africa. I am the 3 of seven siblings, my childhood was not glamorous but it was very  peaceful and exciting. Even though my parents did not have much to give us but they did their very best to provide us with the best life possible. My  siblings and I walked to  school every day and literally nothing to eat. But I remember us being so happy with the with the little we had.  When I was in the 11th grade the doors of traveling mercy was open upon our family and my sister and I was able to travel here in the United States. My sister and I live here with my aunty who happens to be my mom's elder sister. Transitioning to a whole new way of life has not been easy for the past 6 years but it has been worthy. What keeps me going is the fact that I know being here is for me own good. I started GGC one year plus ago, my major is Biochemistry because I want to become a pha