8th Issue

San Antonio de Padua, Buenos Aires, Argentina

 

 

ANOTHER SITUATION IN SAN ANTONIO SCHOOL

Amorín

 

LOSS OF RODRIGO

Neitzke, Fernández, Galguera, Rosa‏

 

AND ANOTHER SITUATION…

Amorín

 

ONE FOR EVERYONE

Molina, Algañaras, Rodríguez Carolina, Rodríguez Camila, Casal and  D´Andrea.

 

JAVIER’S BIRTHDAY

Neitzke, Fernández, Galguera, Rosa‏

 

 

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ANOTHER SITUATION IN SAN ANTONIO SCHOOL

 

Another act of misbehaviour took place by the same group of students, 2^nd sociales, during the class of “communication and media”. The class was coming back from the brake, students were yelling, beating and throwing balls of paper. The teacher tried to go on with her class, until one paper ball hit her head.

Angry, the teacher called with headmaster. He asked many times who was the one who threw the ball…no one answer.

When the headmaster left the room. The student responsible of the action recognized his fault. The repeated bad behaviour of this student resulted in his expulsion.

 

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LOSS OF RODRIGO

 

Last week, in San Antonio school, in the hours of culture and communication, the boys of the course (2^nd sociales) started throwing papers. Rodrigo Salas threw a ball of paper in the arm of the teacher (this was not intentional). Rodrigo took charge, and they gave him 15 admonitions, and gave him a pass to another college.

On Tuesday Rodrigo begins the classes in the ‘anexo’ school.

 

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AND ANOTHER SITUATION…

 
Once more, students from 2º sociales of San Antonio school, are in trouble. This time the one who had to "suffer" this group of students was Miss Burella, the chemistry teacher.
This class keeps on behaving badly and lacking of attention. The teacher, tired of this situation, tried to talk to students. She wanted to know the reason of this misbehaviour. There was a strong argument between teacher and students, some of them said that they were not interested in her classes. Miss Sandra, very disappointed, found that all her work was in vain, and the most important thing, that her students did not respect her.
Since this problems, Miss Burella has developed her classes in a different way. Now the subject is difficult to understand and students found out that all this situation made things harder for them.

 

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ONE FOR EVERYONE

 

On friday september 5th, second naturales began a bad morning. The mathematic’s teacher, Mirta Serrano, gave a one to everybody in the class, because the students hadn´t
done a homework. As a result of this many students didn´t pass the subject.

 

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JAVIER’S BIRTHDAY

 

Tomorrow is Javier’s birthday. It is celebrated in his home, and he invites all his friends.

We are managing to buy a gift. We are collecting Money for the gift. The party will begin at 11 pm, in Bouchardo. After that we are going to go out. Probably we'll go to a bar in Padua. We will stay there until sunrise.

Surely we are going to have fun.

Happy birthday Javier!

 

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5th Issue

San Antonio de Padua, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

SCIENCE MUSEUM
By Yain Testoni, Damian Romero, Juan Difonso, Melina Mora And Nazarena Alegre

GREENPEACE
By Melina Mora and Nazarena Alegre

INTERVIEW TO A MATH TEACHER
By Melina Mora

FEES IN THE SKY

By Belen Carballo, Camila Agüero, Jazmin Nuñez, Macarena Agüero, Carolina Pardo

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SCIENCE MUSEUM

There was a school trip to the science museum, so Nazarena Alegre interviewed Jael Huberty, one of the students who went there:

NA: Did you like the trip?
YH: Yes, I did. It was very funny
NA: What did you see?
YH: Electricity, chemistry and optical illusions.
NA: Which was your favourite?
YH: They were all nice and funny.
NA: If you could, would you like to go again?
YH: Yes, I would. Because I learned so much and I spent time with my friends.

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GREENPEACE

Students from 2^nd Naturales went to Greenpeace, so Nazarena Alegre interviewed Aldana Quintana, one of the students who went there:

NA: Why did you and your classmates go to Greenpeace?
AQ: Because we are interested in environment.
NA: What did you do?
AQ: We visited one of the sites of Greenpeace.
NA: What did you talk about?
AQ: They told us about their campaign and objectives
NA: What do you think about Greenpeace?
AQ: I think that is very interesting what they do.
NA: Do you want to participate in this organisation?
AQ: Yes, I do but only as a cyberactivist.

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INTERVIEW TO A MATH TEACHER

The teacher of maths has been a teacher at San Antonio School for twenty one years, so Nazarena Alegre interviewed her to know about her profession:

NA: How do you feel after twenty years as a teacher?
MS: I’m very happy, because I do what I like doing.
NA: What changes have happened during your teaching?
MS: The educative system changed.
NA: Did the students’ dedication change?
MS: There have always been students that study and others that don’t, since not all the students like maths.
NA: Was your way of explaining always the same?
MS: No, it changes. It depends on the students and the groups. My way of explaining got better with the experience through the years.
NA: If you had to choose again, would you choose the same profession?
MS: Yes, I wouldn’t doubt it.

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FEES IN THE SKY

Our classmate Macarena was surffing the web and discovered something big: San Antonio School is not allowed to increase fees. This startled the parents and the students of San Antonio School. Anybody protested but everybody had paid in silence.

A journalist from Apple News asked some parents why they paid the fee with the illegal increase, and they answered that they were not sure about the unlawful increase.