

Who's Mao?
MAO" is a character that was born in the English classroom of the teacher Nancy Esther Ruiz, it was donated by a student, who never imagined the impact that a small cactus would make in the UNACENSE community. So small and so telling, he began his story as a pet requiring care in the office of the teachers of the Faculty of Education and the Language Centre, he was received with great fanfare, and everything was going very well until the holidays arrived and Mao was left without his beloved traveling companion through life, yes, the teacher went on holiday and he was left with a caregiver who soon began to notice that his little arms were sad and yellow, his traveling companion had left him. As soon as the teacher returned, she noticed that he needed help and took him to give hope to a group of ladies with similar characteristics.
They, like the woman who gave hi only two coins quoted in the bible, told him the most beautiful and hopeful things he had ever heard before.
In making the evidence to remember that scenario, teacher Nancy Esther Ruiz heeded one suggestion, in particular, a larger and more comfortable container. Today MAO is a resilient, inspiring, cross-cutting thread, hero, teacher, entrepreneur, pedagogical strategy, and a brand for LICEI and ULC. The first intake students receive MAO as a brand of both programs from the virtual or face-to-face classroom of the teacher, explaining to them that they are the good soil and MAO is the English language which is planted by personal decisions in their life projects and which requires two hours a day of their valuable time for them to become proficient in the foreign language.
They, as well as the woman who gave his only two coins quoted in the bible, told him the most beautiful and hopeful things he had ever heard before.
In making the evidence to remember that scenario, teacher Nancy Esther Ruiz heeded one suggestion in particular, a larger and more comfortable container. Today MAO is a resilient, inspiring, cross-cutting thread, hero, teacher, entrepreneur, a pedagogical strategy, a brand for LICEI and ULC. First entry students receive MAO as a brand of both programs from the virtual or face-to-face classroom of the teacher, explaining to them that they are the good soil and MAO is English. which is planted by personal decision in their life projects and requires two hours a day of their valuable time so that they can be proficient in the foreign language.

Transversality has been a strategy used for teaching-learning in the different disciplines of knowledge. Foreign languages are of great importance for the integral development of the individual, not only as a complement to their primary and secondary studies but also as a support for their professional development.
The skills developed in this teaching-learning process of achievements and competencIes throughout their years of study are of vital importance for the exercise of these skills.