GA4-240202501-AA1-EV03 - Blog Juan Luna

 The life of the literature novelist  In the tranquil municipality of Aracataca, Colombia, on March 6, 1927, one of the greatest literary figures of the 20th century came into the world: Gabriel García Márquez. From his childhood, surrounded by stories told by his grandparents, he began to forge his passion for narrative. He began his educational journey in schools in Zipaquirá and Barranquilla. Later, he enrolled at the National University of Colombia, where he studied Law and Journalism. Although his heart beat more for literature than for the law, his university years were crucial for his intellectual and literary development. In 1958, he sealed his love with Mercedes Barcha, with whom he shared his life until his last days. Their marriage was a fundamental support in his career, providing him with stability and companionship through life's ups and downs.  After completing his university studies, García Márquez immersed himself in journalism, working for various newspa...

Access link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14h_AmU05BOUenJ_k-tiVa1olZsOhXcJv/view?usp=sharing  This evidence helped me explore my attitudes, beliefs and responsibilities in the academic, personal and professional spheres, so i carried out a critical and reflective activity on my personal values ​​and how they shape my actions in different contexts and situations. Thanks to the training materials and other complementary materials, i was able to obtain a satisfactory approval, materials that were possible thanks to different sources of information.  

  In order to make a presentation about the person i admire the most, i needed to carry out a detailed analysis of the people around me, that is, i carried out critical thinking that allowed me to investigate each person, make comparisons and question various aspects. Thanks to all of the above, i came to the conclusion that my sister Luisa is the most suitable person to talk about in this case.

Critical thinking and media literacy are crucial skills and tools in today's society, as humanity is exposed to a wide variability of technologies and a vast amount of information available at all times. Therefore, the ability to effectively evaluate and understand it is indispensable for most human activities, and allows us to make informed decisions, develop logical opinions, and protect ourselves from manipulation or misinformation. Now, critical thinking is a skill that involves analyzing ideas, exploring different perspectives and establishing a concrete one, questioning assumptions, and drawing conclusions based on objective facts and real evidence. This type of thinking is superior to literal and inferential, so it requires a mindset that balances openness with skepticism, allowing us to consider multiple perspectives before making value judgments. This ability is particularly human and important when addressing complex issues or solving problems that demand thoughtful eva...

  Crime   and   punishment   are essential components of any society, serving as a reflection of its core values ​​and legal/normative frameworks. Principles such as justice, accountability, guilt, repentance, and the potential for rehabilitation work collectively to maintain social order, safeguard citizens, foster equity, and ensure the rights and duties of individuals. Crime  encompasses actions that contravene established laws designed to protect the well-being and harmony of a community or society, acts such as minor infractions and serious crimes that endanger people's safety, rights, and disrupt social stability. Addressing crime effectively requires the implementation of strong systems and committed individuals that not only enforce accountability but also consider the deeper, often systemic, factors that may lead people to illegal conduct. Punishment , as a social response to crime, serves the dual purpose of enforcing the law, making citizens who commi...