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Thse are all scholars from my ESL 3/4/5 Intermediate II class. They try very hard, and they are really learning. They are all members of the Jedi ESL Order.
Palacio de Miramar, San Sebastián, Guipúzcoa, País Vasco, España.
El Palacio de Miramar, también denominado Palacio Municipal de Miramar o Palacio Real, es un palacio de estilo inglés situado en la ciudad guipuzcoana de San Sebastián, en España. Fue construido en 1893 por José Goicoa, por encargo de la Casa Real española, con base en un proyecto de 1889 del arquitecto inglés Ralph Selden Wornum. Situado frente a la bahía de La Concha, dispone de una de las más espectaculares vistas de la ciudad.
El palacio de Miramar es de estilo puramente inglés y presenta ciertos elementos decorativos neogóticos. En su interior dispone de ciertas zonas nobles que se mantienen fieles a su configuración original, como el Salón Blanco, el Salón de Música, el Salón de Madera, el Petit Salón, la Biblioteca y el Comedor Real. El resto del palacio ha sido reformado sucesivamente desde su compra por parte del Ayuntamiento, convirtiéndolo en un recinto más funcional aunque algo desvirtuado. Las últimas obras acometidas en el mismo, en 2001, tuvieron como objeto la construcción de aulas para Musikene. Posteriormente, en 2007, se restauró la torre del edificio.
En cualquier caso, el palacio mantiene su aspecto externo original y es habitual la celebración de ciertas fiestas en sus jardines y zonas nobles, principalmente las del Festival de Cine de San Sebastián.
Miramar Palace, also known as Miramar Municipal Palace or Royal Palace, is an English-style palace located in the city of San Sebastián, Guipuzcoa, Spain. It was built in 1893 by José Goicoa, commissioned by the Spanish Royal Family, based on a project from 1889 by the English architect Ralph Selden Wornum. Located in front of La Concha Bay, it has one of the most spectacular views of the city.
Miramar Palace is purely English in style and has certain neo-Gothic decorative elements. Inside it has certain noble areas that remain faithful to their original configuration, such as the White Room, the Music Room, the Wooden Room, the Petit Room, the Library and the Royal Dining Room. The rest of the palace has been successively renovated since its purchase by the City Council, turning it into a more functional although somewhat distorted enclosure. The last works undertaken there, in 2001, were aimed at building classrooms for Musikene. The tower of the building was later restored in 2007.
In any case, the palace maintains its original external appearance and it is common to hold certain parties in its gardens and public areas, mainly those of the San Sebastian Film Festival.
Nepal.
Op onze expeditie bezochten we ook twee scholen. Dit is de KFC school in Pokhara.
We voelen ons meer dan welkom. Het zijn dan ook de juweeltjes van de expeditie. We zien het plezier van de kinderen en onze leerlingen.
This isn't in my sketchbook, but I'm posting it to sketch-a-day anyway since I gave it the time and attention I could have - theoretically - put into my book. It's graphite on paper - about 18" x 24".
Blogged here.
A science classroom and a liberal arts classroom that can serve as bookends (well, if the books aren't too heavy)
StadsLyceum Groningen
Image taken at a quiet moment when I had a meeting at my daughter's school this week. I could not resist this opportunity!
週末去淡江中學晃了一圈
那裡很美，足以讓人流連忘返
在那穿堂走著，轉進了一間教室
教室放滿了許多課本，黑板上殘留著未擦的筆跡
在週末空無一人的教室裡，有著高中生留下的時光汗水
當初的我們，這時候的年紀，可是這樣啃著書本長大過來
單純的唸書、很簡單的生活、身邊的一群好朋友、混著無敵青春的歡笑
真是令人懷念的生活
Ricoh GR Digital 2.
Evansdale Library’s Electronic Classroom is located on the main floor in Room 130. Instructors may reserve the classroom through their subject librarian for library instruction and information literacy education. Instructors may also reserve the classroom independent of their subject librarian on a space-available basis. The classroom is equipped with 30 computers, multimedia controller computer, and projector.