Magazines created by and for students in secondary school. four examples at IES Besaya in the late seventies and the early eighties
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Abstract
Although education laws began to consider extracurricular activity in 1985, at the end of the sev-enties and the beginning of the eighties, several secondary school students published four journals, where they included aspects of both their academic life at IES Besaya and the reality they had to face.
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Extracurricular proposal, Secondary School, IES Besaya, Literature, Magazine
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