El imperio inca Posted by: Online Spanish In: A2 Elemental El Imperio Inca Hacia el año 1200, los incas eran uno más de los numerosos grupos aborígenes que habitaban la zona andina, en el actual Perú. Unos dos siglos después comenzaron a expandirse, hasta constituir un vasto imperio. El Tawantinsuyu El imperio inca, cuya capital era la ciudad de Cuzco, recibió el nombre de Tawantinsuyu. En quechua, la lengua que hablaban los incas, Tawantinsuyu significa “imperio de los cuatros regiones”. ¿Por qué este nombre? Cuando el imperio se hallaba bajo su dominio alcanzó una gran extensión, el Inca Pachacutec desidió…

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Increasing student interaction Submitted by admin on 27 September, 2006 - 13:00 I have noticed in many of the classes I have taught that there can be a tendency for the learners to want to interact with me but less enthusiasm when it comes to interacting with each other. I should emphasize that this reticence only applies to interaction in English but it does seem to apply to groups of all nationalities, ages and levels. Why student to student interaction is desirable Problems we face when trying to increase interaction How we can promote an increase in student interaction Conclusion…