The 3rd year of ESO represents a pivotal stage in the Spanish secondary education system. It acts as a bridge between the generalist nature of 1st and 2nd ESO and the more specialized, academically rigorous demands of 4th ESO. In the autonomous community of Galicia, the curriculum is regulated by the regional government (Xunta de Galicia), necessitating specific textbook adaptations. The Santillana edition for Galicia is a primary educational resource used in this region. This paper examines how this specific resource navigates the dual mandate of teaching general Spanish history and geography while emphasizing the specific heritage and socio-economic reality of Galicia.
In 1716, the Nueva Planta decrees did not abolish Galician law, but they did reorganize the military. The big event was the creation of the Department of Ferrol (1726). xeografia e historia 3 eso santillana xunta de galicia
The textbook and its associated materials are designed to comply with the organic laws governing Spanish education (historically LOE and modified by LOMCE, and currently transitioning under LOMLOE) alongside the specific decrees issued by the Consellería de Cultura, Educación e Universidade of the Xunta de Galicia. The 3rd year of ESO represents a pivotal
The primary objectives for 3rd ESO Geography and History in Galicia include: The Santillana edition for Galicia is a primary
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Under the Austrias, Galicia lost political capital but gained strategic value. The king's advisors saw Galicia as the perfect defense against Protestant corsairs (English and Dutch). This led to the fortification of A Coruña (Castelo de San Antón) and Ferrol.
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