Javiera Muñoz Tapia

Hi! In this blog I am going to tell a little about my experience in this English course. First of all I would like to tell a little about my previous experience with English. I have always been very detached to this field, in school I was doing very badly and it was very difficult for me. Many times I tried to learn on my own, with applications, with music, reading, and with any activity that was not so academic and structured. When I entered the university I realized that it was not so bad, because nobody is bad, only that I had not managed to find the right way to learn, I took English tutorials and really tried hard. BLOGS really seem like a very entertaining and didactic way to learn, talking about different topics is totally positive when it comes to learning, I was also very interested in reading the blogs of my colleagues. I still have to learn a lot, especially the subject of spelling and grammar, it is difficult for me to write in English. Although every time I learn more. At

Hello! I hope they are well. I really find this space very opportune, since it helps us to communicate and express our opinions. In the first place, from the University of Chile, from what I have experience, the study plan of my career is at least quite good, the problem actually lies with the administration, since all the "CFG" be it sports, cultural and theorists are overexploited and do not perform for the entire academic community. On the other hand, the issue of time and workload is something very important to address, especially in this new context of pandemic, I really consider it essential to reduce post-Jordanian academic times, since many of the students are trying to coordinate our time. Finally, I think that regarding the infrastructure and the use of materials, the university of Chile leaves much to talk about, since despite being such a prestigious university, the quality of the infrastructure is very minimal in the faculty of social sciences, You have to distri

The truth is that thinking about a postgraduate degree is not something I think about repeatedly but it is something that I have considered. One of the main reasons why I plan to obtain a postgraduate degree is to specialize in a certain area that I really like, since this way I could develop more easily and obtain more tools to work in the future. This is why what I would like to study after finishing my degree is community psychology or specialize in the area of ​​gender, since they are topics that I really like a lot and that also address problems that in my opinion are fundamental to solve. Community psychology draws my attention because it has a much broader approach, also observes the subjects and the social context, on the other hand, I would like to delve into gender theories because one of my goals is to work in that area. Personally, studying in Chile is not a problem, but if I could and were given the opportunity to study abroad, it would be something super interesting. What