Marco Polo Hernández Cuevas - Teachers Make a Difference

The speaker reflects on the profound impact of Professor Lydia Jaramillo, who taught them to embrace their African heritage and see the invisible aspects of Mexican culture. Through personal anecdotes, the speaker describes how Professor Lydia's teachings on pride and unsung heroes helped them understand their identity and cultural history. The narrative highlights the importance of educators in revealing hidden truths and fostering self-awareness.

What did Professor Lydia help the narrator realize about themselves?

• Their interest in science

• Their ability to teach

• Their African heritage

• Their potential in mathematics

Where was Professor Lydia from?

• Oaxaca

• Guerrero

• Mexico City

• Puebla

What was discussed during the dinner at Professor Lydia's house?

• The future of technology

• Lesser-known heroes and pride

• The history of Mexico

• The importance of education

What did the narrator eventually understand about Professor Lydia's teachings?

• The need for environmental conservation

• The value of traditional music

• The importance of seeing the unseen

• The significance of Mexican cuisine

What is still invisible in Mexico according to the narrator?

• The African presence

• The economic growth

• The political changes

• The technological advancements