Tuesday, 3 November 2015

Task nº5

"I can't decide what I'm going to be when I grow up--a good girl or a slut."






In this image we can see two little girls, in their room, talking about her future, specifically, of what they are gonna to be when they grow-up. The blonde girl is very confused because she doesn't know what is the correct; to be a good girl or a slut. Because I think that the stereotypes are so male chauvinist nowadays that affect directly to the little kids or even to our sons. The little girl is confused because she thinks that if she is a "good girl", she would be a "housewife", with children and unemployed, with the only concern of keeping the house clean. But if she is a liberal and independent woman, she would be a "slut", because the society and the stereotype pre-determined in that way.





Tuesday, 30 June 2015

Describing a picture


This picture is located in South Africa, there are a kid, possibly playing some neighborhood games, like the "hidden". In the background we can see a very poorly "flats" of different colours and in very bad conditions. If you look very good, you gonna see a trucks, with possible materials, to repair the flats, at least we can see the constructors looking how to star his job. in the middle of the picture we can see five kids, sitting in the sidewalk, looking to the builders. in the middle left hand we can see a little zone of grass, and then a metal grille, continued that, there are a big wall of bricks, that is part of the flats. talking about the cultural diversity, this picture represents the poverty of South Africa, how the kids do to not get bored. we can see that despite that this kid are poor, they are happy with the liitle and few things that have.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1AKa6z7oAf-t9nG4P0Bt03N1-JU_97V07UPVBJ8ikneY&authuser=0
Lukas Kokaly  



Describing An Image




This picture is located in India, in Barsana. There are women's painting her faces with a lot of colors, they are very excited, because they are celebrating the welcome to the spring.for them this is a spiritual ritual, that creates good environment and good luck. In the middle of the picture, we can see these woman painting their faces each other, very enthusiastic, here we can see  a lot of vivid colors. In the middle right hand we can see a woman, with the eyes closed, with her face painted blue, on the other hand, there is another girl that is painting her. in the back ground we can see others girls also painted with different colors, and a little big crowd of peopled celebrating the holly festival. Also in the background we can see a big singboard with vivid colours and in these are write something in indian. In the middle left we can see the possible friend of this girls, with a lot of colour dust in her hand, ready to drop it to the face of her friend. In these picture we can see the cultural diversity of india, celebrating the holly festival, that consist in throw vivid colours, representing the welcome of the spring, and say good-bye to the winter.

Monday, 30 March 2015

lukas kokaly IIIºC        
                     
speech


I am here to talk to you about the technology as a possible solution to solve the poverty.
My first point is that technology is a powerful tool to solve problems in the world, but, does it really solve poverty? if you think about it, the technology only serves to solve engineer, education, communication, health and commercial issues. In the same way the technology today is very expensive like a poor people buy it. In my opinion, it is impossible to use technology as a tool to solve poverty. The most part of the poverty in the world is in south Africa with a 46,8% of poverty, now the question is how technology can help reduce this percentage of poverty? there's no way that the technology helps global poverty in my opinion. keeping these point in mind, the only way to help poor people is creating new jobs option to this people, at the same time we are reducing unemployment. Now let’s consider that a few governs take care about poor people, because the others they don't care about it.
My next example is about the technology, do you think that giving and "I-pad" to poor people you going to solve the global poverty? the answer is no, finally, to reduce the percentage of poverty in the world we need, from the governments, new options to poor people, with a  decent wage. 

Tuesday, 4 November 2014

4 of november, 2014


Dear diary:


I think that doping should remain illegal in all sports competitions, because there is a lack of respect to the other athletes, because these athletes make a lot of effort to win the competitions legally, and it would be unfair that other athletes use doping to enhance their bodies and get stronger, resistant and toned.

to be honest if i had the chance to use a doping in a competition without getting caught, I would reject this chance, because, personally, I am scared to this doping because they can be very bad to my organism.

Thursday, 23 October 2014

In my opinion obesity is a very serious problem in the world , especially in EEUU, because there are a lot of fast food restaurant and child's have a very bad nutrition.
Obesity can cause serious problem in own health, physical and psychological, such as a heart disease, certain cancers, and can be the causes of another types of eating desease.