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close this bookForestry Training Manual: Inter-America Region (Peace Corps, 1986)
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View the documentSession I - Welcome, expectations, and evaluation criteria
View the documentDaily schedule for technical training I
View the documentSession II - Special projects
View the documentSession III - The forest of the world, Peace Corps forestry goals, the individual volunteers' roles
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View the documentSession VI - Journal keeping and setting
View the documentSession VII - Flowers, seeds, the beginning
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View the documentSession X - Basic site selection, planning and layout of a nursery
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View the documentSession XII - Cultural values
View the documentSession XIII - Soil preparation, seed bed sowing, and reproduction by clippings
View the documentSession XIV - Spanish language
View the documentSession XV - Communication through illustration
View the documentSession XVI - Fertilizers, watering and containers
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View the documentSession XIX - Individual interviews
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View the documentSession XX - Planting trees
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View the documentSession XXII - Introduction to extension
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View the documentSession XXV - Volunteer's role as an extensionist
View the documentSession XXVI - Pacing, plane table, rustic transit and compass
View the documentSession XXVII - Spanish language
View the documentSession XVIII - Forestry extension
View the documentSession XXIX - Forest menstruation
View the documentSession XXX - Spanish language
View the documentSession XXXI - Working with groups as an extension worker
View the documentSession XXXII - Agro-forestry
View the documentSession XXXIII - Spanish language
View the documentSession XXXIV - Lesson plan and use of visual AIDS in teaching
View the documentSession XXXV - Small research projects
View the documentSession XXXVI - Individual interviews
View the documentSession XXXVII - Soils
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View the documentSession XXXIX - Community analysis introduction
View the documentSession XL - Soil erosion
View the documentSession XLI - Spanish language
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View the documentSession XLV - Review of expectations - Mid way
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View the documentSession XLVII - Species report
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View the documentSession L - Field trip overview
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View the documentSession LV - Spanish language
View the documentSession LVI - Resources
View the documentSession LVII - Compost heap. Insect collection. Light gaps
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View the documentSession LIX - Cultural shock - Are we ready for it?
View the documentSession LX - Grafting and fruit trees
View the documentSession LXI - Spanish language
View the documentSession LXII - Professional approaches to interaction with host country officials
View the documentSession LXIII - Final interviews
View the documentSession LXIV - Graduation

Session XXX - Spanish language

Total Time: 1½ hours

Overview

During this session trainees will review the different instruments they have made up; diameter tape and cruiser stick and try to form sentences describing how these instruments are used. More advanced students will prepare charlas describing use of instruments. Vocabulary is reviewed for pronunciation and sentence construction.

Procedures

Time

Activities


1. Review in Spanish of instruments that have been made. Includes forming of sentences to describe their use.


2. Vocabulary review.


3. Sentence construction.

Language Instructor's Note: You may want to start giving simple assignments for future classes at this point. Remember that trainees have other assignments they are working on. Assignment time should not exceed ½ hour outside class at this time.

Vocabulary

Monoculture - monocultura
Contour - contorno curve de nivel
Contour planting - siembra a nivel
Contour map - plano topografico
Level - nivel
Terrace - terraza
Teeth - diente
Terminal bud - baton terminal; yema terminal
Path - sendero, senda, pique
Ox - buey
Landslide - derrumbe
To freeze - congelar, helar
Frost - escarcha, helada
Broadcast seeding - siembra al voleo
To dig - cavar; excavar
Slope - pendiente
To destroy - destruir, destrozar
Bare roots - raices desnoda
Horizon, layer - capa
Azimuth - azimut
Sand - arena
Sandy - arenoso
Measuring tape - huincha pare medir
Porous - poroso
Meadow - prado
North pole - polo norte
Mud - lodo
Flat, plain (flatland) - llano
Volume - volumen
Fill - relleno
Epidemic - plaza
Surveying - agrimensura