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Bienvenido/a Guest

     a la página de Reto Académico

Debido a la falta de fondos la competencia

para 2010 se canceló

HAGA CLIC aquí para bajar el Boletín de 2009
 
{see you soon}
2009 WINNERS (LOS GANADORES)
La primera competencia fue impartida en
la escuela Preparatoria de Strongsville 
el 7 de marzo de 2009
Primer Lugar: La prepa de San Eduardo
Segundo Lugar: La prepa de Brecksville-Broadview Heights
Tercer Lugar: La prepa de Olmsted Falls
 
The first schools that participated in 2009 in all of Ohio were: 
1. Strongsville High School (home of the mustangs)
2. Brunswick High School (home of the blue devils)
3. Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School (home of the bees)
4. Olmsted Falls High School (home of the bulldogs)
5. Berea High School (home of the braves)
6. St. Edward High School (home of the eagles)
7. Maple Hts (home of the mustangs)
8. Worthington Christian School (home of the warriors)
9. North Royalton High School (home of the bears)
10. Wickliffe High School (home of the blue devils)

PROPÓSITO (Purpose) DEL RETO ACADÉMICO
(1) Compartir su conocimiento de español
(2) Conectarse con otras escuelas cercanas en un ambiente académico
(3) Premiar 3 equipos con dinero y su
      "profesor-representante" (teacher) con unos cheques regalos (gift certificates)
(4) Premiar a un estudiante sobresaliente (MVP) que de cada escuela. 
     Este/a estudiante ganará un/os cheque/s regalo/s
(5) Para "retarse" más en el idioma


WHO CAN PARTICIPATE?
The challenge is open to students who are enrolled in a Spanish course at your school for the 2009-2010 academic school year.  The higher the level the more prepared the students will feel.  All students are eligible but it is advised that the advanced/higher level students are selected because they will be most prepared.  We suggest that the higher levels be selected because they will be next to graduate and also have the most experience with the language.  However, in the end the decision is up to the discretion of the teacher representatives of each school because often we find that there are some talented and ambitious students in lower levels.

A student team must have 4 students and at least one alternative (equaling 5 students).  A student
team can have up to 2 alternatives (equaling 6 students) for your team. Per round only 4 students can play.  Those alternate students can rotate in and out of categories.  It is up to each school's discretion to decide how it wants to rotate students :)

TEACHER REPRESENTATIVE/S:
There has to be at least one Teacher Representative from each school who has to be present on Challenge day.  Teacher Representative/s aren't permitted share answers with students.  On
the day of the competition the Teacher Representative/s will take on the role as a judge
for a category.  He/she will receive the questions and answers for his/her category on
the day of the competition.

QUESTIONS FOR CHALLENGE:
(1)  Questions will be made up by the participating schools and will be posted for all to see.
(2)  Each school will be will be responsible to create 3 questions for each category. 
      The questions will be submitted along with answers and with websites used.
      The websites must be credible (please don't use websites that require passwords)
(3)  Teacher Representative/s must attend an Orientation to receive more information
      as to how to create the questions.
(4)  On competition day all categories must be answered in Spanish.