Cascada Language Solutions

Cascada Language Solutions introduces you to Hybrid Language Courses. Part of the course is given onsite and the other part is delivered online, using the Moodle platform. The name "Hybrid" is used nationwide to describe courses that combine face-to-face onsite instruction with computer based learning at home or the workplace. Hybrid courses as a result reduce the amount of onsite seat time yet increasing the amount of actual practice time and interactive learning in the classroom.
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Feb. 5: Time is winding down for you to get your ballot in

King County voters have until Tuesday night to be part of the February special election. Nearly 1.1 million ballots were sent to all active voters three weeks ago and ballots must be postmarked by Feb. 9 in order for them to count.

Here is a brief description of our courses:

Medical Spanish 1 (S&KCPH)
- Teacher: Freed Aguilar
Cost: $15.00
This introductory lesson was designed exclusively for employees of Seattle & King County Public Health. This lesson will introduce students to the basics in Medical Spanish. By the end of this lesson the student will be able to hold a basic conversation, take vital signs and understand the main reason for the patient's visit.
Woodin Spanish Level I
- Teacher: Freed Aguilar
Cost: $50.00
Spanish language online class for beginners. This course will introduce students to the basics of the Spanish language. Special introductory promotion $100 $50! Cascada Language Solutions will donate 20% of the total sales to Woodin PTA and 20% to Woodin Elementary.

Archived Programs of Conferences Available

Conference: The archived programs of the Midwifery Today conferences in Ann Arbor, Michigan, ("Hope and Healing" 2008), and Eugene (2007 and 2009) are now available online. More to be added.

Mediterranean Diet May Prevent Stroke-Related Brain Damage

Following a Mediterranean diet may help lower risk of brain damage related to silent strokes, new research shows.
Less TV, More Family Dinners Fight Childhood Obesity

Simple lifestyle habits at home, such as having more family meals, could reduce obesity in preschoolers, new research suggests.

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