My english classes

In this, my last post, and I'm going to talk about the english language challenges and my experience learning english at university. In school I had a good experience with this language because I had good teachers and good activities. I always remember that I had to do a video with my friends in the last three years of school, and that was a little bit stressful, but it was fun too. Here at university, I liked the blogs because I never did something like that before, and I find them a good way to learn to write and to explain our ideas. I think the second part of the class could be better because it wasn't fluid, but I think that's our fault because we were a little bit shy (maybe because we didn't have many classes) and we didn't enjoy talking in english with our partners. I think that a very good way to learn english is to talk and practice, but, I think we have to be more used to this language for that. We have to lose the fear to talk, to practice our pro...

For this, my antepenultimate blog, I'll talk about my career in the University: psychology. I'm in my third year right now, and I have been learning a lot of academic things and a few practical things too. So, let's talk about that. First of all, I have to say that I love the curriculum of my university, because I had a lot of subjects that wasn't necessarily about psychology. For example, I had a sociology class, an anthropology class, and I even have a history class too. So I really appreciate that kind of classes, which allowed me to learn different points of view about social realities.  Besides, my curriculum is divided in two parts. In the first one we have all the basic subjects, and then we start to specialize in the areas we like. And I think that is a very good idea, even when you hate one or a few subjects, because they allow you to know all the possibilities that you have, before you decide where to go. So, that's why I think that the curriculum ...