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Zustand: very good. Gut/Very good: Buch bzw. Schutzumschlag mit wenigen Gebrauchsspuren an Einband, Schutzumschlag oder Seiten. / Describes a book or dust jacket that does show some signs of wear on either the binding, dust jacket or pages. Infante Toro, Juan Jesús; Archivo SM,; Lorenzo De Las Cuevas, Antonio Moisés; Jiménez, Juanjo; Chicote Juiz, Marta; Noa Creación Artística, S. L.,; García Nieto, Pablo; Filella García, Lluís; Rubio Rincón, Eduardo; Herrerías Silva, Alejandro; Garatea, Marta; Alonso Rivero, Daniel; Labari Ilundain, José Ángel; Shutterstock,; Biel Tres, Marta; , Arianeta; Garay Molina, Ester; García Simavilla, María José; Varela Ramos, Ana; Arumí Casanovas, David; Bridda, Roberta; Delgado, Jesús; Knox, Benoit; Pérez Gómez, Helga; Diana García, Esther (illustrator).…

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Zustand: New. Idioma/Language: Inglés. Revuela is an educational project that has been conceptualized hand in hand with more than 150 teachers, specialists and students and that reflects the needs of the school. We believe in an active, critical and global citizen model, so we look to the future, challenging teachers, students and families to be generators of change. Revela longs to bring about small big changes. It is a global project designed for all students to learn, develop their skills and transfer learning to their lives. It has a virtual learning environment that facilitates communication and favors a more effective learning mode. With Revuela, four main principles are addressed:- Respond to the need for social transformation. - Develop a new person model. - Accompany in the challenges posed by the new curriculum. - Ensure equitable and quality education, which promotes learning opportunities for all. The project responds to the following axes:- Global citizenship. From SM we approach citizenship as the main axis of our project and we develop it from two areas of intervention: the sustainable development goals and the ethics of care. We start from a transversal sequencing, to work on sustainability objectives and objectives linked to the competence to learn to take care of in a global way in all areas. In addition, Revuela includes an Emotional Education program, which focuses on the importance of developing emotional competencies in a rigorous, continuous and coherent way, and that brings together students, teachers and families. - Personalization of learning. With Revuela we are committed to personalized education to allow the creation of learning itineraries that best adapt to the particularities of the curriculum and the needs of the classroom, valuing the pedagogical autonomy of teachers and centers, and therefore:* Groups the contents in block. * Sequence the areas transversely from the contents of Knowledge of the medium in Primary. * Allows for editability in the digital environment. * It presents two sequencing options: vertical, organized according to the contents, and horizontal, following a thematic unit. - Competential learning. At SM we are committed to inductive and experiential learning. All the elements that constitute the competency learning process are integrated into learning situations, which involve the implementation, in an integrated way, of competencies and knowledge, through a motivating, relevant and significant problem. In each situation, the student works in a practical way following the learning sequence, APRENDO, which ends with a deliverable or challenge. - Comprehensive evaluation. The curriculum structure of the LOMLOE establishes that the evaluation must be based on the degree of development of the established competencies. Following this scheme, Revuela presents a comprehensive evaluation model based on key evidences. - Attention to diversity. Revuela offers learning accessibility measures, which guarantee that all students develop the necessary skills to achieve the objectives set by the educational law. It conforms to the concept of Universal Learning Design (DUA in Spanish) to meet the needs of all students and addresses diversity globally through:* Competency methodology. * Visual presentation of the contents. * Transversal programs that offer learning scaffolds (Cooperative work program, Learning to Think Program, Expression Program),* Materials that facilitate the change of stage. * Curricular adaptations. * Specific resources such as paper apps, index cards, manipulative material, templates, video tutorials, activities catalogued by level. . . *** Nota: Los envíos a España peninsular, Baleares y Canarias se realizan a través de mensajería urgente. No aceptamos pedidos con destino a Ceuta y Melilla. Infante Toro, Juan Jesús; Archivo SM,; Lorenzo De Las Cuevas, Antonio Moisés; Jiménez González, Juan José; Chicote Juiz, Marta; Noa Creación Artística, S. L.,; García Nieto, Pablo; Filella García, Lluís; Rubio Rincón, Eduardo; Herrerías Silva, Alejandro; Garatea, Marta; Alonso Rivero, Daniel; Labari Ilundain, José Ángel; Shutterstock,; Biel Tres, Marta; , Arianeta; Garay Molina, Ester; García Simavilla, María José; Varela Ramos, Ana; Arumí Casanovas, David; Bridda, Roberta; Delgado, Jesús; Knox, Benoit; Pérez Gómez, Helga; Diana García, Esther; Suri, (illustrator). …

Zustand: Nuevo. Workbook music 3ºprimaria. m£sica en ingls. revuela 2022 editado por Sm. Infante Toro, Juan Jesús; Archivo SM,; Lorenzo De Las Cuevas, Antonio Moisés; Jiménez González, Juan José; Chicote Juiz, Marta; Noa Creación Artística, S. L.,; García Nieto, Pablo; Filella García, Lluís; Rubio Rincón, Eduardo; Herrerías Silva, Alejandro; Garatea, Marta; Alonso Rivero, Daniel; Labari Ilundain, José Ángel; Shutterstock,; Biel Tres, Marta; , Arianeta; Garay Molina, Ester; García Simavilla, María José; Varela Ramos, Ana; Arumí Casanovas, David; Bridda, Roberta; Delgado, Jesús; Knox, Benoit; Pérez Gómez, Helga; Diana García, Esther; Suri, (illustrator).…

Zustand: Nuevo. Cuaderno de m£sica 3ºprimaria. revuela 2022 editado por Sm. Infante Toro, Juan Jesús; Archivo SM,; Lorenzo De Las Cuevas, Antonio Moisés; Jiménez, Juanjo; Chicote Juiz, Marta; Noa Creación Artística, S. L.,; García Nieto, Pablo; Filella García, Lluís; Rubio Rincón, Eduardo; Herrerías Silva, Alejandro; Garatea, Marta; Alonso Rivero, Daniel; Labari Ilundain, José Ángel; Shutterstock,; Biel Tres, Marta; , Arianeta; Garay Molina, Ester; García Simavilla, María José; Varela Ramos, Ana; Arumí Casanovas, David; Bridda, Roberta; Delgado, Jesús; Knox, Benoit; Pérez Gómez, Helga; Diana García, Esther (illustrator).…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. What if the Messiah simply never returns?In The Post-Messianic Era, Daniel Jimenez Batista explores one of the most unsettling symbolic transformations of the twenty-first century: the moment artificial intelligence begins to replace historical functions once occupied by religion.For centuries, Christianity organised time, suffering, guilt, and hope through the messianic promise. Waiting became virtue. Suffering became pedagogy. The future became more important than the present.But what happens when a civilisation stops waiting?Blending philosophy, cultural criticism, technology, psychology, religion, artificial intelligence, and deeply disturbing autobiographical experiences, this book argues that we may not be witnessing the "end of religion", but the operational collapse of messianic logic in a world that demands real-time responses.Artificial intelligence does not need to become God in order to make the Messiah obsolete.With provocative, sharp, and deeply reflective writing, Batista examines Christianity as a symbolic technology for managing suffering, guilt, and collective waiting. The book explores themes such as: - messianism and digital culture; - AI as a new ontological mediator; - the gamification of religion; - guilt, redemption, and behavioural control; - the collapse of eschatological waiting; - spirituality without a Messiah; - the cultural future of Jesus; - religion, algorithms, and technological acceleration. Part philosophical essay, part cultural critique, and part manifesto, The Post-Messianic Era challenges not only the future of faith, but the very psychological architecture upon which Western civilisation was built.Perhaps the real scandal is not the death of God. Perhaps it is the fact that the world has learned to function without waiting for Him. A provocative analysis of how artificial intelligence is making messianic logic operationally obsolete in a world that no longer tolerates waiting. Religion, technology, guilt, hope, and the collapse of the Christian promise. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Rústica. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Nuevo. 01. Obxectivo:áAprendizaxe musical activa. Aprendizaxe vivencial, sen necesidade de definicións teóricas. Un enfoque práctico e próximo.Revoa conségueo mediante:- Enfoque competencial. Transferencia e contextualización en situacións reais.- Traballo de imitación e progresivo: propostas de interpretación musical, audición activa, movemento e danza. Infante Toro, Juan Jesús; Archivo SM,; Lorenzo De Las Cuevas, Antonio Moisés; Jiménez González, Juan José; Chicote Juiz, Marta; Noa Creación Artística, S. L.,; García Nieto, Pablo; Filella García, Lluís; Rubio Rincón, Eduardo; Herrerías Silva, Alejandro; Garatea, Marta; Alonso Rivero, Daniel; Labari Ilundain, José Ángel; Shutterstock,; Biel Tres, Marta; , Arianeta; Garay Molina, Ester; García Simavilla, María José; Varela Ramos, Ana; Arumí Casanovas, David; Bridda, Roberta; Delgado, Jesús; Knox, Benoit; Pérez Gómez, Helga; Diana García, Esther; Suri,; OTHER LANDS, (illustrator). LIBRO. …

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. What if the Messiah simply never returns?In The Post-Messianic Era, Daniel Jimenez Batista explores one of the most unsettling symbolic transformations of the twenty-first century: the moment artificial intelligence begins to replace historical functions once occupied by religion.For centuries, Christianity organised time, suffering, guilt, and hope through the messianic promise. Waiting became virtue. Suffering became pedagogy. The future became more important than the present.But what happens when a civilisation stops waiting?Blending philosophy, cultural criticism, technology, psychology, religion, artificial intelligence, and deeply disturbing autobiographical experiences, this book argues that we may not be witnessing the "end of religion", but the operational collapse of messianic logic in a world that demands real-time responses.Artificial intelligence does not need to become God in order to make the Messiah obsolete.With provocative, sharp, and deeply reflective writing, Batista examines Christianity as a symbolic technology for managing suffering, guilt, and collective waiting. The book explores themes such as: - messianism and digital culture; - AI as a new ontological mediator; - the gamification of religion; - guilt, redemption, and behavioural control; - the collapse of eschatological waiting; - spirituality without a Messiah; - the cultural future of Jesus; - religion, algorithms, and technological acceleration. Part philosophical essay, part cultural critique, and part manifesto, The Post-Messianic Era challenges not only the future of faith, but the very psychological architecture upon which Western civilisation was built.Perhaps the real scandal is not the death of God. Perhaps it is the fact that the world has learned to function without waiting for Him. A provocative analysis of how artificial intelligence is making messianic logic operationally obsolete in a world that no longer tolerates waiting. Religion, technology, guilt, hope, and the collapse of the Christian promise. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. What if the Messiah simply never returns?In The Post-Messianic Era, Daniel Jimenez Batista explores one of the most unsettling symbolic transformations of the twenty-first century: the moment artificial intelligence begins to replace historical functions once occupied by religion.For centuries, Christianity organised time, suffering, guilt, and hope through the messianic promise. Waiting became virtue. Suffering became pedagogy. The future became more important than the present.But what happens when a civilisation stops waiting?Blending philosophy, cultural criticism, technology, psychology, religion, artificial intelligence, and deeply disturbing autobiographical experiences, this book argues that we may not be witnessing the "end of religion", but the operational collapse of messianic logic in a world that demands real-time responses.Artificial intelligence does not need to become God in order to make the Messiah obsolete.With provocative, sharp, and deeply reflective writing, Batista examines Christianity as a symbolic technology for managing suffering, guilt, and collective waiting. The book explores themes such as: - messianism and digital culture; - AI as a new ontological mediator; - the gamification of religion; - guilt, redemption, and behavioural control; - the collapse of eschatological waiting; - spirituality without a Messiah; - the cultural future of Jesus; - religion, algorithms, and technological acceleration. Part philosophical essay, part cultural critique, and part manifesto, The Post-Messianic Era challenges not only the future of faith, but the very psychological architecture upon which Western civilisation was built.Perhaps the real scandal is not the death of God. Perhaps it is the fact that the world has learned to function without waiting for Him. A provocative analysis of how artificial intelligence is making messianic logic operationally obsolete in a world that no longer tolerates waiting. Religion, technology, guilt, hope, and the collapse of the Christian promise. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. The Post-Messianic Era | Daniel Jimenez Batista | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Hermit Carnival Press | EAN 9788398067935 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.