My Blog
Welcome to our digital space, where we explore a variety of topics that inspire reflection and learning. In this blog, we have compiled a series of posts ranging from personal experiences to in-depth analyses of social and cultural issues. On this journey, we have covered topics such as family, hobbies, interests, work, travel, and current events, all while honing our skills in a second language. Through videos, audios, texts, and other resources, we have documented this growth, not only in language proficiency but also in our critical understanding of the world.
VIDEO PRESENTACION
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mMNzXEiIk4In this brief introduction, I present who I am, my hobbies, preferences, likes, and the people I appreciate and who accompany me every day.
EVIDENCE BROCHURE
This brochure has been created to inspire you to explore the endless possibilities offered by a career in design. From creating stunning graphics and digital experiences to innovating in fashion and products, design is a discipline that combines creativity and functionality to transform ideas into tangible realities.
VIDEO INTERVIEW
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SI35jIf3Q8
In this interview, we cover topics such as the following:
TELL US ABOAUT YOURSELF
WHAT MOTIVATES YOU
WHAT ARE YOU HOBBIES
WHAT ARE YOU FUTURE PLANES
WHAT ARE YOU FUTURE GOALS
CRONICA
From an early age, Gropius demonstrated a fascination with art and construction. He studied architecture at the School of Arts and Crafts in Munich and later in Berlin, where he graduated in 1908. After years of work in various architectural studios, he began to conceive the idea of founding the Bauhaus design school in 1919 in Weimar, Germany.
Under Gropius's direction, the Bauhaus became a hub of artistic and architectural avant-garde of the 20th century. Here, the fusion of art and functionality became its motto, with a focus on integrating all arts into architecture. Gropius advocated for a design that was not only aesthetic but also practical and accessible to all.
His most emblematic architectural projects, such as the Fagus Factory in Alfeld and the Sommerfeld House in Berlin, reflect his commitment to simplicity, functionality, and modern aesthetics. With a focus on clean lines and geometric forms, his works became synonymous with the modern movement.
However, the rise of Adolf Hitler and the Nazi party in Germany in the 1930s threatened the very existence of the Bauhaus. In 1933, under pressure from the regime, Gropius was forced to close the school, and he himself emigrated to the United States in search of freedom and creative opportunities.
In America, Gropius continued to leave a mark on the architectural landscape. He joined the Harvard School of Design as a professor and later became chairman of the architecture department. His influence extended through his teachings and his own projects, such as the famous Harvard residential complex known as the "Gropius House," which combined elements of the Bauhaus with American sensibility.
Walter Gropius passed away on July 5, 1969, in Boston, leaving behind a legacy that continues to reverberate in the world of design and architecture. His holistic approach to design, his commitment to functionality, and his vision of a world where beauty and utility intertwine continue to inspire generations of architects and designers.
AUDIO
https://files.fm/f/8zz2u78kwq
MIND MAP
Critical Thinking and Media Literacy: Navigating the Information Age
In today’s digital world, it’s more important than ever to develop critical thinking and media literacy skills. With the vast amount of information available online, knowing how to evaluate sources and discern fact from fiction is crucial
- Always check who is providing the information. Reliable sources are often transparent about their credentials and motivations.
-Be aware of potential biases in the information presented. Everyone has biases, and recognizing them can help you understand the context better
-Don’t rely on a single source. Cross-check facts with multiple reliable sources to ensure accuracy.
Crime and Punishment: Understanding Justice in Modern Society
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