A student's blog

 My blogging experience was very good and entertaining, the minimum of words was not an excessive amount, which allowed the task not to become so tedious. Most of the topics we had to write about also pleased me as they helped me recall past experiences, which was great.  I think my ability to write in English improved but it could have been even better, I just lacked more commitment, what happens to me is that I know what I want to say, but it is difficult for me to put it in writing. The best thing about blogging is that I got to know new English words. I would like to see topics like creating stories, short stories, or prototyping academic articles in the future in order to develop future skills that we will need when we graduate from college. I think it would be interesting to write about more varied topics to let our imagination run wild. In this way we could develop new skills and have greater confidence in ourselves.

     Although I am just finishing my first year of college education, there are certain subjects that have already become my favorites. Among these subjects, and the one that is my favorite is Social History of Latin America. The class is held virtually through the Zoom platform and consists of a lecture class directed by Professor Carlos Ruiz. Once the teacher finishes presenting, there are times to ask questions and give our own opinions.      The course begins by showing us the establishment of the colony after the conquest carried out by the Spanish and Portuguese in Latin America. Right now we are about to start studying the 20th century.      I love this subject because at school we only study the history of Chile and there is no knowledge, or very vague, about the history of the rest of Latin America. We have learned to value our own history and to be able to detach ourselves from Eurocentric thoughts. What I liked the most was realizing the specificity that Latin America has an