Diego Alexander Latacumba Morillo

Spain's Political-Administrative Organization

Exploring La Rioja, Spain

Flashcards: Generate a list of argumentative topics for students to argue about it, make the topics catchy for teenagers

How to Calculate Population Density

Unlocking Visual Narratives

Descripción Fotográfica: Análisis y Comunicación Visual

Taxes - How Do Taxes Work?

How Does a Bank Work: Create a Bank Project

El Funcionamiento y Creación de un Banco

Flashcards: • Thinking about "Our Connected World" , how do you think your daily life is affected by goods or services from other countries? Can you name one example? (This prompts personal connection to global trade.) • Based on the definition of "What is a Market?", can you think of something you recently bought or traded, and how that action fits the idea of a market, even a small one? (Encourages applying the definition to personal experience.) • "The Global Marketplace" talks about buying clothes from Vietnam or fruit from Chile. What is one item you own or eat that you think might come from another country, and how does that make you feel about the global market? (Connects personal items to global origin and encourages reflection on feelings about it.) • "Key Players" mentions Consumers, Businesses, and Governments. As a consumer, how do you think your choices in what you buy might influence businesses or even governments in the global market? (Focuses on the consumer's role and potential impact.) • "Understanding Exchange Rates" explains that they help us know how much one currency is worth compared to another. If you were planning a trip to a country with a different currency, why would understanding the exchange rate be important for your trip? (Relates exchange rates to a practical, personal scenario like travel.) put the followin questions in 5 slides of questions