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La educación como arquitectura de la libertad

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By Emely Bonilla
| Acento Verified
La educación lleva a la humanización. La educación va más allá de la adquisición de saberes y de destrezas técnicas. La educación no es una imposición de una vía; el aprendizaje despierta la conciencia y promueve el desarrollo del individuo. Al analizar las ideas de pensadores, la observación muestra que la enseñanza debe ser un entorno donde la dignidad y el respeto al estudiante son valores. El entorno permite al individuo alcanzar el potencial en un espacio de libertad.
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Organizations pump up Alameda County food fund to help SNAP recipients during shutdown

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By Emely Bonilla
| Oakland North
Alameda County announced Friday that it has secured $1.5 million in emergency funding to support residents who receive SNAP benefits, which have been delayed by the federal government shutdown. “One thing I know about Alameda County, one thing I know about the town, and one thing I know about the East Bay and these electeds behind me is that we take care of our own,” U.S. Rep. Lateefah Simon said at a news conference Friday that included county officials, mayors and community leaders.
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Volunteers work to clean up Oakland waterways: 'All of these people care so much about their shoreline' - Oakland North

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By Dan Chamberlain, Emely Bonilla
| Oakland North
Barry Stenger sweated under a warm sun Saturday as he weeded, mulched and collected trash among native live oaks and cottonwood trees at Barry Place, a small nature preserve along Sausal Creek in Oakland. At 75 years old, he is the fourth generation of his family to live by the creek. Years of clean-up efforts have made people more aware of the creek and its rainbow trout, he said. But a history of illegal dumping and pollution from trash and runoff continue to pollute it.
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