Mel's Miniblog

English language challenges Hello! This's the first semester that I have english at university. The first class was funny, with most of my classmates with the camera on interacting with each other in english. But from the second class, it was pretty boring. The classes weren't similar to the ones I had in high school, because there are no units, specific content or a presentation. During the classes we only do some random stuff, like visiting a virtual museum or watching videos without sound, trying to make us interact in english. The blogging seem fun to me, because it's similar to telling our lives through social media (as we usually do) but more "elaborate". Also, you can choose what to talk about more specifically without losing the central theme. I would like to receive some feedback on them, since I have no idea if I'm writing something wrong (probably yes). My english vocabulary isn't completely bad, but I don't know how to pronounce many of the

 Changes to my study programme Hello, today I’m going to talk about the study program of my career, which is psychology at the University of Chile. To be honest, when I was in high school and needed to decide what to study, I didn't know what a study program was. I found out about the different subjects that I was going to take once I was already enrolled in the university. So, I wasn’t able to judge whether it was a good program or not. However, after three semesters, I can say that I‘m truly in love with my career and with most of the subjects I’ve had to take. It’s easy to know what knowledge they are giving me for the future, because even if they all correspond to different areas, they all relate to each other. The teachers I have met so far are so passionate that they manage to convey their motivation to learn and encourage us to become good psychologists. Even in this context of virtual classes, they have done their best to adapt themselves, and the content and skills that