Sep 6, 2011 16:58
12 yrs ago
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Non-PRO English to Spanish Other Education / Pedagogy
Mil gracias
Students engage with a constantly evolving range of projects offered by the Music Faculty and, in negotiation with the course team, agree an individualised programme of study each year.
Los alumnos participan en una amplia gama de proyectos en constante evolución que ofrece la Facultad de Música y, junto con el equipo a cargo del curso, cada año acuerdan un programa de estudio individualizado.
Proposed translations (Spanish)
5 deciden
3 +12 acuerdan
Change log

Jun 14, 2013 17:47: abe(L)solano changed "Level" from "PRO" to "Non-PRO"

Votes to reclassify question as PRO/non-PRO:

Non-PRO (3): Rosa Paredes, EngtoSpaTrans, abe(L)solano

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Proposed translations

14 hrs
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deciden

"cada año deciden un programa de estudios individualizado junto con el equipo educativo responsable (a cargo) del curso"

"Acordar" o "llegar a un acuerdo" me suena mejor en otro contexto. Normalmente en contexto educativo, los alumnos "deciden" su programa consultando a los profesores o responsables, o "configuran" su programa de estudios.
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+12
1 min

acuerdan

Así de sipmle.

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Note added at 2 mins (2011-09-06 17:00:55 GMT)
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Woops, simple
Peer comment(s):

agree isabelmurill (X)
1 min
Gracias, Isabel. ¡Saludos! : )
agree teresa quimper
6 mins
Gracias, Teresa. Saludos. : )
agree Charles Davis
8 mins
Gracias, Charles. Saludos. : )
agree Ruth Wöhlk
8 mins
Danke, Ruth. Saludos. : )
agree Pablo Julián Davis : perfecto! (el inglés me parece que está equivocado, debería ser 'agree on' o 'agree to')
14 mins
De acuerdo. Gracias, Pablo. Saludos. : )
agree Marina56 : OK.
16 mins
Gracias, Marina. Saludos. : )
agree Juan Manuel Macarlupu Peña
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agree eski
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Gracias, Eski. ¡Saludos! : )
agree Cecilia Rey
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agree Beatriz Ramírez de Haro
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agree anademahomar
3 hrs
Once. ¡Armamos el equipo de fútbol! Gracias, Ana. : )
agree desdelaisla
1 day 8 hrs
Gracias, Desdelaisla.
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