Catalina Yevenes (E4)

 Hello everyone!  Today I will tell you about my experiences studying at the university.  I have been studying psychology for only 3 semesters, so I can't talk about it completely yet. However, in these 3 semesters I have gone through quite a few subjects, I will tell you about some of them and what I know about the rest of my curriculum. First I want to debunk some myths, in psychology if you see mathematics haha, at the University of Chile (my university) we have statistics (I and II), for me it has been very entertaining although it has its degree of difficulty, I like it and one notices how fundamental it is for research in the area. Mathematics is fundamental for the development of psychology. On the other hand, we also have history, although only one and very introductory, if we have haha. Then there are the branches that imagine the different currents of psychology, such as social, behavioral, clinical, judicial, educational, etc., where you read a lot, many authors, with ma

 Hi everyone! On this occasion, I'm writing about English as part of my academic syllabus. My experience learning English at university and school has very good, most of time I have had very friendly, kind and nice teachers, wich I appreciate, because a class wtih an  unfriendly teacher becomes eternal and a bit unpleasant haha. Since my first English lesson at universityy I have been writing blogs, wich I like because I think I'm a influencer (and tiktoker but this is other story), although I must admit that sometimes I forget to do them haha sorry about that teacher. I think something I've always struggled with is pronunciation, although I've noticed that embarrasssment has a lot to do whit it  (I confirmed in class) I also finde it hard erite in English, that's my biggest horror haha my " Aquiles heel" Lately I don't have much time to meet people haha but when I worked as a cashier, I had to serve many foreigners and many of them spoke English. Thos