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EDUC 497 Puerto Rico: Day Three, Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico
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EDUC 497 Puerto Rico. Wednesday, August 5, 2009. Day Three, Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico. The pond in the sculpture garden had many colorful fish in it. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Goodbye, Puerto Rico. Reflections on the Pride of the People. Reflections on the food. Reflections on Politics in PR. Day Five, El Morro. Day Four, Evening in San Juan. Day Four, La Perla. Day Four, School Visitation. Day Three, Salsa club. Day Three, Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico. Day Three, Spanish and Salsa.
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Puerto Rico Experience: Getting Ready
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Wednesday, July 29, 2009. Less than a week until we arrive in Puerto. Rico I am beyond excited yet not at all ready. Wednesday, July 29, 2009. I cannot wait to go, but am not ready at all! We should get on that! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.
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Puerto Rico Experience: Day 1 in Puerto Rico: Exploring Old San Juan
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Monday, August 3, 2009. Day 1 in Puerto Rico: Exploring Old San Juan. Today is our first official day in Puerto. Rico It has been an interesting but tiring first day. We spent our morning in classes at the university. I am in the Spanish. For beginners class and even though it was designed for non-Spanish speaking students it was intense and very draining. The class was taught in. We also learned a great deal about the history and politics of Puerto. Rico through our morning class and the tour of. As muc...
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Puerto Rico Experience
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Thursday, August 6, 2009. What a beautiful site! In the small community La Perla (the pearl) you can watch the waves crashing on the beach or admire El Morro, a very old fort. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Day 5 in Puerto Rico: El Morro. Day 4 in Puerto Rico: Visiting the Schools. What a beautiful site! In the small community La . Day 3 in Puerto Rico: Salsa Dancing and Art Museum. Day 2 in Puerto Rico: El Yungue. Cascada la Coca (La Coca Falls) was such a tranqu. View my complete profile.
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EDUC 497 Puerto Rico: Reflections on the Pride of the People
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EDUC 497 Puerto Rico. Friday, August 7, 2009. Reflections on the Pride of the People. It was extremely evident that the people of Puerto Rico take great pride in their identity. They are Puerto Rican, not Hispanic, not Latino, and would not check those two choices on the census. They take great pride in displaying the flag of Puerto Rico, and we saw it often in our travels. Saturday, August 8, 2009 at 9:14:00 AM EDT. Going along with your comment about how prideful they are with their identity, I find it...
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wjkellypuertorico09: Monday, August 3 - History / Culture / Politics
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Monday, August 3, 2009. Monday, August 3 - History / Culture / Politics. After Spanish class, we had the pleasure of having Dr. Ignacio Olazagasti speak to us about the history, culture, and politics of Puerto Rico. Briefly, he divided up the history of the island into 4 major time eras:. 1 1917 - current. 2 1898 - 1916 - the U.S. period. 3 1493 - 1897 - the Spanish period. 4 5000 B.C. - 1492 - the Indian period. Ignacio spoke about identity and ethnicity in general and the 4 factors that make up culture:.
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wjkellypuertorico09: Wednesday, August 5, Afro Caribbean Rhythms & Salsa Workshop
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Wednesday, August 5, 2009. Wednesday, August 5, Afro Caribbean Rhythms and Salsa Workshop. I was especially interested in the percussion aspects of this class. Most of the music I am familiar with has a basic bass line to it which is generally easy to pick up. With the music from this area, there seems to be several percussion lines with different bass tracks to it. This could provide research topics for music electives classes. Note the lizard on the brown mulch below, almost in the center of the picture.
