CRAZY CHOCOLATE: VERSION INGLES

MISSION

Company dedicated to the manufacture of chocolate, looking delight the palate of customers with our passion for chocolate.

VISION.

Inroads into the domestic market as the best company of chocolate always notable for its quality, price and good customer service.

OBJECTIVES

1. Example of excellence and integrity through our products where the key to success are the partners

1. . Being recognized worldwide as the innovator brand of chocolate

2. . Offering excellent quality chocolate

3. . Provide excellent customer service

4. . Satisfy the tastes of customers

COMPANY DESCRIPTION

Partners:

· David Robinson Orbes Capera

· Johan Andrés Gamboa Dimate

· Beltrán Ruiz Yeimy Carolina

· Deisy Chila Jazmín Castillo

Karol andrea gruezo montaño
willian david pinzon

TYPE OF POPULATION

· Children 4 to 13 years

· Teens 14 to 18 years

· Adults age 19 and older

TYPE OF COMPANY

Regular collective

LIST OF PARTNERS

v Robinson David Orbes Capera

v Johan Andrés Gamboa Dimate

v Yeimy Carolina Ruiz Beltrán

v Deisy Jazmín Chila Castillo

william pinzón

karol andrea gruezo montaño

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CALAMEO

INTEGRANDO ANDO ¿ How do children of the institute for the blind are included in the activities of social integration? Search Children with visual disabilities Foundation José Antonio Pardo Ospina develop social skills through integration activities to avoid exclusion from society  Promote sport for blind kids Institute José Antonio Pardo  Generate leisure equal opportunities and social  Transmit human values in children In today's society there is a tendency to adapt the environment and public spaces to the needs of people with disabilities are perceived as such as long as the person is unable by itself to interact with their environment. That's why it comes our proposed integration with visually impaired children, an integration in which you have educational content, but it focuses on an encounter socialize in the game is the main engine of union between children. JUSTIFICATION The differences in socialization between children with visual impairment and children who do not, is relevant because previously a misconception of children you had with this deficiency; for example in the Middle Ages, in the Renaissance it was believed that people were possessed by the devil, they were forced to work in circuses. Sometimes locked them with prostitutes and insane at the time did not treat them as human beings, viewed as strange beings, not respecting their rights. Research on this topic is important, because even as they did in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, many people discriminate against children who had this syndrome; eg some parents when they learned that the child would have had this need, the first thing they thought was an abortion, when they were born they thought change in lock him up for adoption or at home. Today the knowledge that most people have on children with visual impairment is not null, poor or incorrect This problem is intended to encompass the integration of blind children and manage self-esteem and that therefore they dismuyen self-esteem with the criticisms of others. The fact of giving much importance to the environment in which the child develops, is because we understand that the process of maturation and learning of a child at this age is the result of their daily experiences. And that the main driver of all this will be an emotional, intense and positive relationship between the child and the people with whom he is related.

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