Wednesday, May 26, 2021

Let's get greener! by Isabela Rocha ( ENSINUS ETP/ INETE)

The importance of sustainability is the idea of using nature to meet the needs of society. So we have to preserve the environment to guarantee its existence for the next generations.

The environment has been badly damaged for some years, with fires, pollution, deforestation ... And it is up to us human beings to solve this problem. Like, for example, planting trees, conserving rivers, doing recycling, not polluting the air etc ...It is important to at least do the minimum to help the environment. We should start inside the house, separating the garbage for recycling, reducing the use of water, preferring to use electric cars instead of conventional ones, among others.

Nowadays there are many causes for taking care of the environment, for example the "Tree Day" celebrated on the 21st of March, in order to make people aware of respecting the preservation of the good of nature. So if everyone does their part, we will take care of our home and guarantee comfort in our own home too.

Evolution of corporate debt in 2020 by Fátima Afonso ( ENSINUS ETP/ INETE)

Evolution of corporate debt in 2020

In this article, I intend to address the topic of the evolution of the debts of Portuguese companies in 2020 compared to 2019 due to the pandemic, highlighting certain factors of activity.

In 2020, corporate debt grew 1.6% compared to 2019 due to the pandemic.

The sector of activity stands out the growth of the debt of the industrial sector and the sector of commerce, accommodation and restaurants in 8.6% and 7.4%, respectively.

Many of the companies and commerce had to close down because they did not have the chance to continue their business due to lack of customers. Conversely, the debts of the electricity, gas and water sector decreased by 11.9%.

If we look at it closely, companies that present the highest annual growth in indebtedness, with an increase of 8.6% in 2020, are small and medium-sized ones.

The evolution of corporate debt is being measured using the annual rate of change, excluding the impact of changes that have not been motivated by previous transactions.

Monday, May 17, 2021

Europe Day, May 9 (by IES Adeje, 4th ESO)

Europe Day

During this day, different groups from 4º ESO prepared a notice board to show the High School relevant information about Europe because we are a great continent that develops many projects all together. It is fantastic to learn more about each of us to enrich each other.

What does "Europe" mean to you? https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=835217160415317

How much do you know about Europe? 👀

Monday, May 10, 2021

World Book Day (April, 23 by IES Adeje)

Celebrating World Book Day!

We celebrated that day with the participation of different High Schools from the South of Tenerife. The students presented their work (sketches, stories, presentations), chatted online and finally, they watched and listened to "The Giants" a Scottish couple of storytellers.

We upload some videos here where the students tackle different CLIL topics: 👀

3 ESO B C Language: Changes at school

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nKsELVdiumCezNsZhoBN2x6G3-FIbLCp/view?usp=drivesdk

1º ESO I GEOGRAPHY: Negative and positive environmental effects.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qSS3TvNjUuHKQn_-H2XqlDdF8RwoKyMH/view?usp=sharing

2ºESO A - MATHS: HowManyBooksDidYouREad - LockdownBeforeandAfter

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iSNvuebqq7ek6ABbwUzEJ4JfAGFwiMND/view?usp=sharing

4 ESO B- PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY: Genetic engineering

Tests, recognition of viruses

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1LHlUpISvKXLjZpR-9oFdYVa47DiFv4q9?usp=sharing

3ºA- BIOLOGY: Prevention measures

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NJUHNJ_zzXf_TOx3HMVwpoU679jASDf0/view