My English Learning Journey

  To provide a quick overview of my program, I created a brochure which I'd like to share in this post.

 Practicing job interviews in English is crucial for building confidence and preparing for real-world professional opportunities. I recorded my interview, and I'd like to share it here.

Bill Gates is one of the most well-known figures in technology and philanthropy. As part of my English studies, I created a chronicle detailing aspects of his life and work.

 Crime and punishment are complex topics that have been debated in societies throughout history. They touch upon justice, societal norms, and human behavior, often prompting deep reflection and discussion. As part_of my English learning, exploring such themes can also expand vocabulary and understanding of different cultural perspectives. Understanding Crime Broadly speaking, a crime is an act that violates a country's laws and is deemed harmful to society or its individuals. The definition of what constitutes a crime can vary across cultures and change over time, but it generally involves actions that disrupt public order or infringe upon the rights and safety of others. Perspectives on Punishment When laws are broken, societies typically respond with some form of punishment. The stated purposes of punishment can vary, often including: Deterrence: Discouraging the offender and others from committing similar crimes. Retribution: Ensuring that offenders face consequences proport...

 In today's information-rich world, the ability to think critically and navigate media effectively is more important than ever. These two skills, Critical Thinking and Media Literacy, are essential tools for learning and for making sense of the vast amount of content we encounter daily. What is Critical Thinking? As I understand it, critical thinking is the ability to analyze information objectively, question assumptions, and evaluate arguments logically before forming a judgment. It's about not just accepting information at face value, but actively engaging with it to understand it more deeply. This skill is vital for academic success and for making informed decisions in everyday life. What is Media Literacy? Media literacy is the capacity to access, analyze, evaluate, create, and act using all forms of communication. In an age where we are constantly surrounded by media – from social media feeds to news websites and advertisements – being media literate means we can understan...

  Hi everyone, I want to share about a time I had to be flexible at work. I work in healthcare administration. In 2020, we all faced the big change of the COVID-19 pandemic. Healthcare always changes, but COVID was very new and we didn't know much at first. It changed many things, like how we handled patient visits and approvals for new treatments. It made our administrative work difficult and uncertain. My first reaction was to accept the change. I knew we needed to adapt fast. So, I was very flexible. I was ready to learn new rules and ways of working quickly. I didn't follow the old process; I just tried to find the best new way to do my tasks in administration. Here are the answers to the questions: 1. What was the result of the experience? We managed to continue giving healthcare services. Our administrative team quickly changed how we worked to help doctors and patients. Later, we even improved some processes, especially with technology. It showed we could be strong and a...

 A Personal Learning Environment (PLE) is a concept that helps us reflect on the tools, communities, and services that make up our individual learning spaces. For me, developing a PLE has been fundamental to my English studies because it allows me to be organized and disciplined in my English language studies. In conclusion, my PLE is a dynamic space that I continue to build and adapt as I progress in my English learning journey. Having a clear idea of my resources and strategies keeps me motivated and organized.