Fotos Desnudos De Paty Nadad

Recently I read that the FMF (Mexican Football Federation) during the month of April will use for the Premier League a commemorative ball to support the fight against childhood obesity, which is applauded and I think there are more institutions should join the cause, but as it is now against obesity, I know that is against ignorance. What is done against the lack of interest in class or simply go to school just because their parents send us?

So, in recent days had a visit from one of my nephews from the DF, which fills us with joy because my nephew was raised by my family and since there are few days that comes to visit we try to put the red carpet and all possible comfort, from which it is very nearly hung up the control TV on the neck for the child to see what you like.

In one of those moments when we saw the television mention a mathematical operation, the sum of 75 + 40, did not mention the result and the first thing I did was ask the child who is 11 and is in 6th grade. After thinking about 20 seconds I answered: 105!

HECF Here comes the first: how the hell took so long to make this operation and besides all bad answer? In my time at school gave you 5 seconds to respond and if we did not like fools we were taken apart if you answered back sent to the corner and make flat with the same operation and the correct result.

When passing the afternoon we went back to ask the same question (75 + 40) which again takes over 10 seconds to respond and now he says: 110! The kid does not happen to her that a sum involving two numbers, one ending in "0" and another that ends in "5", the result can not end in "0." Then came the second HECF. Already to finish, is absolutely amazed when I discover it functions of television and I knew that the equipment to, ask him about the Transformers movie and I know that almost all the names of the robots. Meet the television programming of cartoons, he moves up and down the Play Station and games happening much faster than I, finally, in the case of games, TV and phones, the child knows. But simple math knows absolutely nothing, which leads me to wonder: What happened to the education system in Mexico?