Guía de trabajo autónomo

Self-Study Guide for 10th Grade (week 1)

El trabajo autónomo es la capacidad de realizar tareas por nosotros mismos, sin necesidad de que nuestros/as
docentes estén presentes.

Centro Educativo/ School Name: LICEO RURAL DE PUERTO VIEJO

Educador/a Teacher: Arelis Mayorga Zúñiga
Nivel/ Level: 10th
Asignatura/ Subject:l English

1. Me preparo para hacer la guía/ Getting ready to do my self-study guide

Pautas que debo verificar antes de iniciar mi trabajo./Aspects to verify before I start
working:
Materiales o recursos que voy a Suggested materials:
necesitar/  Notebook, pencil, pen, eraser, highlighters, etc.
Materials needed  Computer & Internet access if possible
Condiciones que debe tener el  Work in a place where you do your assignments
lugar donde voy a trabajar/ and homework daily.
Conditions of the place to
work
Tiempo en que se espera que  This self-study guide will take you 80 minutes to
realice la guía/ be completed.
Expected time to work this
self-study guide

PART I
INSTRUCTIONS: vea el video, escribe la información y tradúzcala al español.
See this video and write all the information on a paper, then, translate to Spanish.

https://youtu.be/YkgAriLjbxE

Costa Rica And The Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Last Updated: September 19, 2020
The novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) is a hot topic these days for travelers. We’ve
had many readers and clients inquire about how Costa Rica is dealing with the
Coronavirus, if there are any travel restrictions, and whether they should modify
their plans. In this post, we will give you as much information as possible about the
situation in Costa Rica along with links to official government websites so that you
can ensure you have the most accurate and up-to-date news. 
Important: On August 1, Costa Rica’s international airports reopened to tourists
from some countries. Beginning September 1, travelers from nine U.S. states were
approved to enter. Ten additional U.S. states were added to the list on September 15
and the state of California will be added on October 1.  
To see the complete list of allowed countries and U.S. states, the full entry
requirements, and what to expect once you arrive, read our post: Traveling to Costa
Rica During Covid-19: Entry Requirements, Protocols & What to Expect. 
During the partial travel ban, Costa Rican citizens and legal residents will be
permitted to enter no matter what country they depart from (see Travel Restrictions
section below).  
Current Data: As of September 19, there have been 63,712 confirmed cases of
Coronavirus COVID-19 in Costa Rica. 23,552 people have recovered and there
have been 706 deaths, leaving 39,454 active cases. We will be updating this post
with any relevant changes as much as possible.
Recent Developments:
 Costa Rica saw its highest daily increase of new COVID-19 cases on
September 18. There were 1,556 new cases over 24 hours. The second
highest increase was on September 12, with 1,485 new cases. 
 For the month of September, a modified reopening plan has been put into
place. During the month, most businesses will be able to operate, with some
exceptions (see sections below).          

About Coronavirus
Coronaviruses are a large group of viruses that typically cause respiratory infections.
COVID-19 is the most recent addition to this group of viruses. We won’t go into
detail about what COVID-19 is, but here are the major symptoms:
• High fever
• Cough
• Shortness of breath and/or difficulty breathing
• Severe cases can lead to additional complications, and in rare cases, death.
For more general information on the virus, visit the World Health
Organization’s website.
If you are in Costa Rica and think you may have symptoms, call the Coronavirus
Hotline at 1322 or use 911 in case of an emergency. Costa Rica will treat anyone
with COVID-19 for free through the public health care system (CCSS). 

Costa Rica Cases of Coronavirus

Current Data
Currently (as of September 19), there have been 63,712 confirmed cases of COVID-
19 in Costa Rica, 23,552 recovered, and 706 deaths. The first death was recorded on
March 18.
Of the deaths, 270 have been female and 436 have been male. The age range for
those who have passed away spans from 19 to 100-years old. 
Of the 63,712 accumulated cases, 51,308 individuals are from Costa Rica and
12,404 are foreigners. The range of ages is infant to 100-years old. 
Geographically there are reported cases in every Costa Rican province. Active cases
are spread throughout all of the country’s 82 cantons. The cantons of San Jose,
Desamparados, and Alajuela have the most active cases. For the complete
breakdown by canton, see the daily info-graphic shared on the Ministerio de Salud’s
website here. This daily breakdown is updated each evening and also includes the
number of recovered in each canton. 
All confirmed individuals are being isolated either in their homes, hotels, specialized
housing, or hospitals and are under medical supervision. The government is doing
contact tracing for infected individuals and requiring a 14-day quarantine for those
with possible exposure. 

Instructions: escribe 5 preguntas con sus respuestas, como el ejemplo

Write 5 question and its answer, about this reading. For examples:

1. What is corona virus

Answer: _____________________________
2.