📖 T R A N S L A T O R

Hi workers! 🔨👷  I am Carmen Díaz and this first week I am in charge of the translator role. We have been working on Conceptual photography, really interesting and challenging by the way. 
 My work consisted in gathering 5 terms that would be useful in order to understand our work.
Hint: a CONCEPTUAL PHOTOGRAPHY consists in a photograph which involves a whole and complex idea in it.

• OVERWHELMED: when someone gets annoyed, upset, affected or devastated because they have too much work, or due to a difficult situation, feelings or any other reason.
  In this case and task, overwhelmed is associated with schools in which teachers tend to send too much homework, tasks, or exams. Therefore students feel overwhelmed, becoming more easily bored and depressed due to schools' tasks.

• ISOLATED: to be or feel alone or left behind.
  We can link isolation with schools because many children feel solitary, perhaps because of bullying or family problems. This is a big problem which schools, families and most of the people are trying to solve each day, in spite of its difficulty.

• BRAINSTORM: writing down ideas and sharing them. This ideas come from inspiration.
  Brainstorm is very used in teaching students. It is a fun way of learning and participating in class, where students can share their ideas with the rest.

• DIFFERENCES: something or someone which has other qualities, colors, shapes, appearances, and so on. It is not the same as others.
  Differences are pivotal in schools. We have lots of differences, from different ways of thinking and solving problems to physical differences, such as sex, race, ethnicity or sexuality. Differences are common, and teachers, as everybody else, should learn how to deal with them and therefore treat everyone with the same criteria, being fair and ethical.  

•  TO JUDGE: criticizing someone or somebody without knowing anything but appearance.
  Judging is very common in schools and everywhere around the world.
  Children feel sad and inferior when they are judged, and even more if they are judged by their appearance. We should help children to be more open minded and to accept everyone despite their differences.