Teaching Vocation

  Adoption is a process whereby a person – or persons – assumes the parenting of another, usually a child, from that person is a biological or legal parent or parents. The past few decades have brought a remarkable traditional stereotype about that these adoptions are usually between both a married male and female. But, do children need both a mother and a father? I strongly believe that this presumption has seen better days. As the definition of " family " changes and breakthroughs in legal rights become a reality, adoption has become a more inclusive right than it once was.   Today is not common for partnered people to live together, share assets, and exist similarity to a married couple without being married. Likewise, it is not uncommon for unmarried people to have children together. Nevertheless, although it is absolutely legal for an unmarried couple to adopt a child, doing so can be easier for couples who are married. Unfortunately, the stigma surrounding same – sex ad

I remember when I started rehearsing, with my theatre association, my first comedy of errors, I was a newbie and I didn't have much of an idea about acting and drama. But, suddenly, two weeks before the performance I saw the "Pirates of the Caribbean" film. From that moment, Johnny Depp became my reference to follow in terms of the acting world. My inspiration, my idol! I think lots of people have known his name. In fact, he's one of the most versatile actors of his day and age in Hollywood. He has played in many films. Besides, he's also a director, producer, and musician. But, why make him became my inspiration?  Of course, he won many awards and he had a successful job, but for me, its greatest value is the ability to interpret different characters in a poles apart registration.  John Christopher Depp - this is his real name - was born in Owensboro (Kentucky), on June 9, 1963. He is the last of four brothers.  Although his career was successful, not only good t

Nobody could have imagined a year ago that a pandemic would change our lives the incredible way it has done so. More and more, teleteaching is setting on in our daily lives. But, how does it benefit us as a teachers? Could it be put into practice in any education level?   On the one hand, working throughout Internet from home is a lot more comfortable. For example, the major advantage could be the reductions on travelling time as a result of the possibility to work from home. What is more, it allows greater time flexibility and reduces stress since teachers could decide when to work and when to go on with the rest. At least, it facilitates conciliation between family and professional life.   In contrast, there are some disadvantages of teleworking. For instance, the worst detriment of home-working is the lack of personal contact because teleworking reduces the face-to-face communication. This lack of communication could be very harmful in earlier education levels where face-to-face fee