Hello Amiguitos we are again without my little children and very soon we will be together to enjoy small readings, this time I will comment that these days there were many important awards and one of them was that of Isabel Allende.
The jury chaired by the Minister of Education, Joaquin Lavin, appointed today as the National Literature Prize 2010, to Isabel Llona Allende. The winner is
Writer, Journalist and Professor of Latin American Literature and Creative Writing. To date, Isabel Allende has published 18 books, including novels, short stories, plays and nonfiction, and has been translated into 35 languages. Outstanding films like The House of the Spirits (1982), Of Love and Shadows (1984), Paula (1994), The Daughter of Fortune (1999), Inés of My Soul (2006) and the island under the Sea (2009 .) Lavin
The Minister informed that the jury's decision was based taking into consideration "the excellence and contribution of his work to the literature, which has attracted not only reception in Chile and abroad, but has been recognized with numerous awards and has appreciated the role of the reader. "
The jury consisted of Joaquin Lavin Infante, Minister of Education, Victor Perez Vera, Rector Universidad de Chile, Raúl Zurita, on behalf of the winners; Cedomil Goic, Representative of the Chilean Academy of Language, and Misael Camus, Rector University North Catholic.
The winner, Isabel Allende Llona, \u200b\u200bwill win an amount of 16 million pesos and a pension of 20 UTM (about 700 pesos a month). In addition, on his appointment, he was given a certificate of award, which recognizes as the National Literature Prize 2010.
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Isabel Allende was born in Lima on August 2, 1942, as his father Tomás Allende, diplomat and first cousin of Salvador Allende was Chile's ambassador to Peru. His mother Francisca Llona who later separated from his father in 1945, returns to Chile with her and her two brothers where he lived until 1953
Between 1953 and 1958, his family lived on in Bolivia and Beirut (Lebanon). In Bolivia and attended an American school in Beirut, a private English school.
journalist and writer from seventeen years. In 1958 he returned to Chile and was reunited with Miguel Frías, whom he married in 1962.
From 1959 to 1965, he worked at the United Nations Organization for Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) in Santiago de Chile. In 1963 life is blessed with the birth of her daughter Paula.
following years spent long periods in Europe, especially living in Brussels and Switzerland. He returned to Chile in 1966 and his son Nicholas was born.
in Chile since 1967 and for 15 years had a humorous column in the magazine Paula, while publishing articles on various topics. He later made various contributions to the children's magazine Mampato and published two children's books Grandma and lauchones Panchita and Mice, as well as a collection of essays entitled to civilize Cave, worked well in two Chilean television.
In 1973 he premiered his play The Ambassador. That same year saw the coup led by General Pinochet, which killed his uncle.
for 1975 was exiled with his family in Venezuela, where he published his first novel "The House of the Seven mirrors." In this country, spent 13 years working in the newspaper El Nacional of Caracas and a high school until 1982.
In 1981, because his grandfather 99 years and almost died, he began to write a letter that became in a manuscript. "The House of the Spirits (1982)," his most famous work, it attracted great interest and was later adapted for the screen (by Bille August) and the theater.
In 1984 he published "Of Love and Shadows", a work that quickly became another great success and was also made into a film.
His constant travels to promote their books, causing his marriage to finalize Frías. Divorced from her husband, Willie Gordon married July 7, 1988 in San Francisco. After having resumed
democracy in Chile in 1990, was awarded the Gabriela Mistral by President Patricio Aylwin.
In 1992 his daughter Paula died of a enfermadad called porphyria, having remained in a coma in a Madrid hospital. Behind this crime Isabel Allende published in 1994 "Paula", a book written in the form of a letter addressed to his daughter. A memoir of his childhood years and exile.
currently lives in San Rafael, California, USA. He has been honored at the Academy of Arts and Letters in the country.
Isabel Allende has sold nearly 35 million copies and his work has been translated into over 27 languages. Some of his books, like "House of the Spirits", "Of Love and Shadows," "Eva Luna" (1987) and "Stories of Eva Luna" (1988), translated into over 25 languages, topped the list bestseller in several countries America and Europe.
More books by Isabel Allende pudes not stop reading:
1991: The Infinite Plan.
1998: Aphrodite: Stories, Recipes and Other Aphrodisiacs.
1999: Daughter of Fortune.
2000: Portrait in Sepia.
2002: The City of Beasts.
2003: My Invented Country.
2003: The Kingdom of the Golden Dragon
2004: The Forest of the Pygmies.
2005: The Fox
2006: Inés of My Soul
Prizes awarded to Isabel Allende, throughout his career
Chile: In the year 1983 received the award for Best Novel of the year in that same year it also gives Panorama Literary Award.
for 1984 is recognized in Germany as the Author of the Year and Book of the Year. In France she was awarded the Grand Prix d'Evasion.
In 1985 in Point de Mire perm gets the Grand Prix de la Radio Television Belge, as well as in Mexico is recognized for Best Novel.
1986: Gets the Permian Literary Colima in our country. Year is also nominated for the Quality Paperback Book Club New Voice (USA) and again honored as Author of the Year in Germany.
1987: XV Internazionale I Migliori Award Dell'Anno in Italy. Mulheres Award for Best Foreign Novel nomination in Portugal and Los Angeles Times Book Prize in the United States.
1988: Library Journal's Best Book Award and Before Columbus Foundation (United States).
In 1993 he received the Literary Prize in Italy Bancarella XLI. The Independent Foreign Fiction Award in England, during June-July. So it is also receonoce by Brandeis University Major Book Collection Award in the U.S..
1994: Feminist of the Year Award, The Feminist; U.S. Majority Foundation.
1996: Critics' Choice, Books to Remember, American Library Assoc and Hispanic Heritage Award for Literature; U.S. awards.
1998: Malaparte Amici di Capri and Donna Citta Di Roma in Italy as well as Dorothy and Lillian Gish Prize and Sara Lee Foundation Award in the U.S..
Isabel Allende: Latin America's most read novelist in the world. A woman of great talent who has the ability to transport readers to unexpected places, full of magic and adventure as well as to convey the feelings of each of his characters Through words and imagination. Irena Sendler
Maris Bustamante
Great women in history.
3 rd year classes
Amiguitos today we see a kind of math in this space called Cra Library.
improving discipline, participation and learning as well. The new equipment delivery links as part of ICT in classroom, are revolutionizing the classroom
This project meets one of the great challenges of the Ministry of Education, which is incorporating ICT into the classroom, and enabling of new teaching practices and promote the adoption of new pedagogical models that promote the learning of children and young people today.
Digital Teaching Units (UDD) are interactive educational resources that have been specifically developed to support the teaching of mathematics, language and science in the first cycle (LEM and ECBI), depending on ease of use as a means the study of teachers and teaching and learning of children in the first basic cycle.
thing that kids like is to do math problems by playing
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