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8 de agosto de 2018

Taller GRATUITO de Inglés: Lectura y Conversación

Invitamos a los alumnos de la Facultad de Humanidades de la UCSF al Taller gratuito de Inglés. Los encuentros serán los días viernes 17 de agosto, 14 de septiembre 28 de septiembre y 19 de octubre en el horario de 10 a 13 hs. Estarán a cargo del Prof Eduardo Quintana.

Ejes temáticos: 

  • Enriquecimiento de vocabulario 
  • Práctica del idioma y sus estructuras gramaticales
  • Fortalecimiento y perfeccionamiento de la pronunciación, fonética y expresión oral
Consultas e inscripciones: facultad@humanidadesucsf.edu.ar

6 comentarios:

  1. ¡Excelente oportunidad! El Taller gratuito de Inglés en la UCSF ofrece práctica real, mejora de vocabulario y expresión oral, guiado por el Prof. Eduardo Quintana. Ideal para fortalecer el idioma en un ambiente amigable. e-zpassfl

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  2. Being a commerce student, I aim to improve my understanding of finance through detailed study and practice. Assignments help transform abstract theory into applicable knowledge. While revising concepts, I explored a financial management assignment, which presented topics in a logical and readable format. The balanced coverage of theory and numerical examples enhanced my comprehension. I appreciated the academic tone and clear assumptions used throughout. As a student, I look for resources that build consistency, accuracy, and conceptual depth. This experience supported better revision planning and encouraged disciplined engagement with financial topics.

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  3. As a student, I found this module very engaging and informative. The learning tasks encouraged planning, teamwork, and reflection on real situations. While exploring concepts like goals and timelines, unit 6 managing a successful business project, helped me understand how decisions affect outcomes. The activities supported confidence building and improved my academic thinking. I appreciated the focus on research and communication, which supported my progress and encouraged responsibility throughout the learning experience.

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  5. Law school has completely changed how I view the legal system. Before joining, I had no idea how complex legal procedures could be. Understanding civil lawvs criminal law helped me realise that not every legal dispute leads to imprisonment. Civil cases deal with private disputes between individuals or organisations, while criminal cases involve offences against the state. This distinction matters a lot when preparing case studies or assignments. Once I understood the difference clearly, my exam performance improved significantly. Every law student should prioritise learning this fundamental concept early in their academic career.

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  6. Lab reports used to feel like the most overwhelming part of my science class. Once I learned how to write a scientific lab report properly, everything started making more sense to me. I stopped losing marks on structure and finally understood why each section matters. My teacher actually complimented my last submission, which honestly felt amazing. Breaking it down into steps – hypothesis, methods, results& discussion – made the whole process feel manageable. If you put in the effort to learn the format early, it saves you a lot of stress later in the semester.<

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