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  hi everyone! today i am going to write about my experience learning english at university. Honestly, it is very stressful to study English :c is not something that is easy for me because even in Spanish it is difficult for me to speak, especially when it is in public and with other people. For me it is a challenge, all the classes I feel nervous and when it is my turn to speak my voice and hands shake, I think that if the classes were not online I would simply have panic attacks :c at least the classes are fun and there are always people laughing, that makes me feel a little more relaxed. I think that blogs are very useful, they allow us to be constantly looking for words in English that can help us in our daily lives. Writing every week is a good exercise to learn English, there are also very interesting topics and it is great to read the experiences of our classmates. It is easier for me to read and write in English but I am very very very bad at listening: c I generally listen...

Hi everyone! first of all, sorry for this post and the "hate-moment"  I consider that the worst thing about the university are the class schedules, the damn "ventanas" between bouquets, sometimes we can be used to eating or finishing our work, but there are days when classes begin at 8am and end at 20:30. When the days have irregular hours, a lot of time is wasted, which can be used to work and buy university materials or pay for transportation, in my case I had to work at night on the weekend in a supermarket and on Monday go from the I work at the university and I was just exhausted all the time If we compare the University of Chile, the Faculty of Arts with other private universities, there is an abysmal difference! Heated rooms, decent floors, well-built ceilings, ventilation  and equipped workshops. I also think that the art school is too traditional, although we are in the midst of contemporary art, there are traditional teachers but we live in a very differen...

  Hi everyone!  Now that I almost finished my studies, I wonder what I will do next year, my fifth year is a thesis but I will have time to work on personal projects. I recently started working and studying 3D modeling and sculpture programs, I think this is what I need for my projects. I can make volumes and paint them, on YouTube I have found many tutorials but I would like to take courses on specific topics to continue learning. Studying 3d is closely related to graphic design, architecture or other similar disciplines, but I don't want to pursue a new career xD, I just want to learn from these software, if I studied something new it would definitely be gastronomy. I have researched on the internet about 3d courses, on pages such as domestika or udemy there is a lot of paid content but it seems like a good option, people from different parts of the world make videos of the process and stored classes to sell the content to students, many of them They are Latin American and...