domingo, 28 de septiembre de 2014
miércoles, 17 de septiembre de 2014
Tradescantia Pallida - Violetilla
Violetilla es la planta más nueva de mi colección. Es una Tradescantia Pallida que compré en el jardín botánico de Copenhague a mitad de agosto.
Violetilla
Había dos plantas iguales, y aunque esta tenía un par de hojas dobladas y era más peque que la otra, cogí esta. Era la mitad de barata, y NO tenía flores como la otra. Así que me propuse como meta que Violetilla echara alguna florecilla. Como fecha límite me di un año, jajaja.
Pues bien, con mucho amor y sobre todo muchos viajes a la ventana del sol (cuando lo hay), y un poquito de agua y un jarrón transparente nuevo muy moderno, Violetilla ha echado su primera flor en menos de un mes!!! Y la segunda ya está en camino. Si estos días vuelve a salir el sol, tal vez pronto tenga un montón de florecillas :D
Ya que le dedico un flor a la planta, hay que decir que de las hojas partidas una se cayó por la mitad, pero la otra se ha recuperado bastante bien y parece que está creciendo. También la pobre maceta venía súper sucia con algo como blanco en las hojitas, pero lo he ido limpiando y ahora tiene un color más púrpura que al principio.
A que es chuli???
viernes, 5 de septiembre de 2014
Spanish lessons in Copenhagen
to see the prices, please, go here --> http://spanishconnectiondk.blogspot.dk/p/spanish-lessons.html
My story
I came to Copenhagen in September 2012. My expectations were working in a school to teach Spanish as a foreign language, since I finished my Master Degree to be a teacher a couple of months earlier. It was not possible.
I did not want to give up, so I decided to offer some private lessons, while I was looking for other schools or other kind of jobs. In the meantime, I was learning Danish, too. I got my firsts students very quickly and that helped me to keep being active.
At the beginning, it was just temporal, but after 6 months, I realised that I had enough students to make a living with that (or kind of a living). It was when I decided to formalize it and open the company. Spanish Connection.
The clients came and went, but it was always very very interesting to meet new and very different people, to teach them, help them learn and know more about them. Most of them were "strangers" in Copenhagen, just like me, so I learned a lot about them.
I like learning, as I have said, and I felt like I had enough free time to learn something else. So I decided to enrol into a new Master, IT and Cognition. I love computers, and I use them a lot, and it seemed like you could be accepted here with a Bachelor in Linguistics, so I went for it.
I started the Master in September 2013, while I was studying Danish and teaching Spanish. Sometimes, it was hard. However, I cannot complain so much now, since I managed to do it, although I did not have much free time.
I have to say "thank you very much" to the Danish system, since they gave me a grant and allow me to work only 10 hours a week. Anyway, studying Danish 12 hours a week + homework, the subjects of my new Master, which were 40 hours a week x 4 subjects and working (let's say these 10 hours) = 185 hours of duty. I do not think weeks are so long!
Anyway, Spanish Connection has done many different jobs until the moment: Spanish teaching, Spanish exams preparation, Spanish conversation, Spanish though Skype, Spanish for groups, Games in Spanish for children who live in Denmark, Spanish <->English translations, Latin teaching, help with Latin exams, Latin through Skype, teach to pronounce the Latin of the Church, Latin<->Danish translations, English teaching from Spanish, work for other companies, cooperate with other partners... and many many many hours of cycling!
I just hope that my new knowledge in the IT world can help the teaching and learning of the Spanish language easier for everyone.
My story
I came to Copenhagen in September 2012. My expectations were working in a school to teach Spanish as a foreign language, since I finished my Master Degree to be a teacher a couple of months earlier. It was not possible.
I did not want to give up, so I decided to offer some private lessons, while I was looking for other schools or other kind of jobs. In the meantime, I was learning Danish, too. I got my firsts students very quickly and that helped me to keep being active.
At the beginning, it was just temporal, but after 6 months, I realised that I had enough students to make a living with that (or kind of a living). It was when I decided to formalize it and open the company. Spanish Connection.
The clients came and went, but it was always very very interesting to meet new and very different people, to teach them, help them learn and know more about them. Most of them were "strangers" in Copenhagen, just like me, so I learned a lot about them.
I like learning, as I have said, and I felt like I had enough free time to learn something else. So I decided to enrol into a new Master, IT and Cognition. I love computers, and I use them a lot, and it seemed like you could be accepted here with a Bachelor in Linguistics, so I went for it.
I started the Master in September 2013, while I was studying Danish and teaching Spanish. Sometimes, it was hard. However, I cannot complain so much now, since I managed to do it, although I did not have much free time.
I have to say "thank you very much" to the Danish system, since they gave me a grant and allow me to work only 10 hours a week. Anyway, studying Danish 12 hours a week + homework, the subjects of my new Master, which were 40 hours a week x 4 subjects and working (let's say these 10 hours) = 185 hours of duty. I do not think weeks are so long!
Anyway, Spanish Connection has done many different jobs until the moment: Spanish teaching, Spanish exams preparation, Spanish conversation, Spanish though Skype, Spanish for groups, Games in Spanish for children who live in Denmark, Spanish <->English translations, Latin teaching, help with Latin exams, Latin through Skype, teach to pronounce the Latin of the Church, Latin<->Danish translations, English teaching from Spanish, work for other companies, cooperate with other partners... and many many many hours of cycling!
I just hope that my new knowledge in the IT world can help the teaching and learning of the Spanish language easier for everyone.
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