Sixth Blog: An evaluation of your blogging experience

I think that the overall blogging experience was very didactic, recreational and relaxed, it does not generate the same stress as other evaluations and I appreciate that very much. I also feel that my writing skills have improved, I feel more comfortable doing it.

In the future I would like you to be encouraged to use this modality in other English courses because it is more relaxed and you learn in a fun way. In addition, I would like to include instances of debates or discussions around current news or topics, which, in addition to enriching our English, will allow us to know other points of view.

Likewise, I don't know how possible it is, but I would like to be able to speak sign language in English, to break the language barrier with deaf people. I think it would be extremely inclusive to do.

Personally, I would like to write about feminism, gender issues, antispecies, veganism and / or vegetarianism. In order to learn and teach others.

P.D.: Ronda, thank you very much for your classes, I really enjoyed them<3

Fifth Blog: A subject you have enjoyed studying this year

In the first semester we had the subject of Workshop 1: The work of the anthropologist. In this class, Flora Vilches and Jorge Razeto taught us different spaces and investigations in which the social anthropologist, physical anthropologist and archaeologist develop and can carry out. 

During the course of the subject we made reports with the topics addressed during the class, within these, were the materialities, gender, sexual dissidence, indigenous problems, environment, among others. In this way the teachers introduce us to an anthropologist or archaeologist who developed within some of this areas and they themselves explained to us how they carried out their work.

For me the subject was incredible because I came to the career with the idea that I was not going to have a job in the future. However, as the course progressed, I realized that I could work in too many spaces, I could help and learn from many people and realities.

I would have loved to be able to take this course in person, no through a computer. However, I loved everything we learned in it.