Hello Angelica, it is a pleasure to interview you for
the official CLM Blog. My name is Dario Conde and I’m a teacher of English and
I’m the Reporter4aDay. I have got 5 questions for you, are you ready?
Do you believe in
public education? Why? Of
course! I think we have so many points to make better in our public education,
but the things come changing with the time. Before, we had difficulties to have
access to school materials, to have books in ours classes, mainly for the high
school students. Today, I can see that the students have more access to
materials, to books, to surf in the internet (because the institutions have
computer laboratories now). This is a big step for schools, because we didn’t have
decent blackboards. I believe in the public education because I was part of
this as a student during all my school life and I think, even with
difficulties, I could make good use of my student time. Many times, the teacher
that is in the public school is in the private school, too. The main difference
is the valorization of the person. The teachers have one of the most important
papers in the society and are not treated as such. There are places where
everyone go to public school without social or economic differentiation. I hope
that one day it happen here too. People complain about public institutions, but
also complain of private institutions. Anyway, people complain (Hahaha). Some
of them want to see improvements; others only like to live complaining.
Do
you think English changed your life? Yes, I think. My English is not fluent yet, but I will
get this point soon! Today this language is essential and helps me a lot in
personal, academic and professional subjects. Sometimes, I want to find
something in the internet, for example, but I don’t find it when I search in
Portuguese, so I search in English and WOW! It’s there. I believe that how many
languages you learn more things you are able to know. If you compare life to a
game, each new language you learn might be a new phase you unblock. Ok, I do
not know if the analogy was really cool (laugh).
What are you going to do abroad? Do you remember that I said that English is important
to academic life, too? Let me give an example of why. The college where I
studied, Fanor DeVry , has a program called DVB International Academic Award,
which awards the best students with a trip to California to meet the US DeVry ,
and several famous companies . The last group met Google, for example. One of
the requirements to compete is to have a great level of English. I tried the
first edition of the program, about two years ago. Although I fulfilled all the
requirements, I did not pass the English test. This year I tried again and I
was really nervous and almost giving up, I have passed. I am so glad! I am an
Academic Winner! Two lessons that I learned with this: study a lot and never
give up.
Why did you choose to study at
CLM? Well, I had heard
about Culture Houses and CLEC were renowned and accessible language courses.
But to study in one of these institutions, I would need to move me constantly
to a place far away, in other city. CLM was a chance that I needed to study in
a good school of language, close to where I live and without paying anything. This
kind of school to our city is an important step in the education development of
Maracanaú.
Please, say something to motivate
the new students of languages. Hey, guys. All right? People say that if advice was good, would not be
given, but sold. For your luck ( :D ), I am a cool person ( :D :D ) so pay
attention in my advice for you: Study! Seek learning new things and especially
new languages. You have a good Language Center that is paid with your taxes. Enjoy
it! If you lose the opportunity to learn now, you may miss opportunities really
greater in the future.
Thank you so much and I hope you come back to CLM in order to visit us. It’ll be such a nice pleasure.
17 Comentários
interesting
ResponderExcluirNow i will visita this blog everyday
ResponderExcluirAngelica, you're right, we have to study a lot and never give up. Thank you for your advices. Congratulations :D
ResponderExcluir-Andressa Vieira J7
For me, this is so inspiring because you showed us that is possible to achieve our goals no matter if is private or public school it really depends of our motivation. Congratulations Angelica I'm happy for you.
ResponderExcluirAna Katarina J7
Thank you, Dário, and congratulations for the work with this blog. XOXO.
ResponderExcluirAngelica is true, the CLM is very important for the education development of Maracanaú. Thanks for the advice.
ResponderExcluirWyllane - J7
Congratulations Angelica
ResponderExcluirI agree with you.
dailon maciel J7
You have a great future in your life, and i confirm with you, the education it's so important to your life sociable and professional, very good...have luck ;)
ResponderExcluirAngelica e verdade nos temos que aproveitar nossas oportunidades, adorei o conselho.obrigado Luciana oliveira 7J
ResponderExcluirI was very happy with the testimony of Angelica, as she also desire to have an opportunity to study outside the country. It serves as inspiration, Congratulations Angelica.
ResponderExcluirLuciane de Sousa, J7
Angelica congratulations , you're a very friendly person. Your interview can serve as an example for us never give up our dreams and always believe in ourselves.
ResponderExcluirTaynara Gadelha - J7
Very interesting , we have to strive to succeed in our goals!!!
ResponderExcluirKarytia Nayara J/7
Very cool, a great incentive to students who want to study in another country. Gislania Meneses - J/7
ResponderExcluirAngelica is a big influence for us, it is proof that a public school does have its values, after all, who does the school is good or not us, I believe that just as her I'll get there one day want meet other countries and cultures and I know the CLM is a big step to get
ResponderExcluir-Thais Estefany J/7
A great interview, have a good luck in your life
ResponderExcluir-Paulo Henrique K/4
Contrats... We are really pround of you.
ResponderExcluirGabi Rodrigues :)
Contrats. . . We are really pround of you.
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