I was born in 198

I was born in Cali

MY LITTLE BIOGRAPHY

When was I born?

Where was I born?

I could walk when I was three

I Could speak when I was four

HABILITIES THAT I DEVELOPED THROUGOUT MY CHILDHOODWhat could I do? What couldn´t I do

I could ride a bike when I was eight years old

I could read when I was five years old

When I was five, my parents registered me to primary school.

At that time I could talk a lot and make new friends

ADOLESCENCE

When I was thirteen, my parents registered me to high school

My friends at that time were very cool

UNIVERSITY LIFE

PAST AND PRESENT TIME

When I was_____ I registered to U.T.P.

When I was in first semester, I had a lot of free time, so:

I could go out with my friends frequently.But now I can´t because I keep busy.

I could practice some sports. But now I can´t because I have to design my lesson plans.

JOG

PRESENT TIME AND ABILITIES

Now I am a teacher

I Can speak Spanish, English, French, German, but I can´t speak Mandarin

In peers, you are going to interview each other, asking questions about your life:

Where were you born?

When were you born?

198_199_

Walk

Read

Ride a bike

Use a computer

How old were you when you could :

What do you do at the present time?

What are your abilities?

What you can´t do at this moment?

AIM: AT THE END OF THE CLASS, STUDENTS WILL BE ABLE TO EXPRESS BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION.

Carlos Gaviria is 72 years old.

Carlos gaviria was born in May 8, 1937, in Sopetrán Antioquia

On may 28, 2006, Gaviria achieved the largest vote ever for a leftist party in

Colombia, with more than 2,600,000 votes (22.04% of the vote).

Gaviria has a Doctorate in Law and Political Science from the Universidad de Antioquia.

*He was dean and teacher of the Law Faculty of the University of Antioquia.

*One of his former students was his current political antagonist, President Álvaro Uribe..

He attended classes at Harvard University as a special student in the area of

jurisprudence, constitutional law, and political theory.

During the 1990s he became president of Colombia's Constitutional Court.

In 2002, he was elected senator, representing the leftist political formation

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