THE GOOD THING ABOUT ENGLISH.
English is crucial because it serves as the indispensable global lingua franca, unlocking essential gateways in science, international business, technology, and popular culture.
TOPICS COVERE THAT CAN HELP YOU DEVELOP A SECOND LANGUAGE.
1. Introducing a Family Member.
In this activity, describe my father: his tastes, age, physique and, above all, what I like most about him.
2. Presentation of Cucuta.
I gave a presentation about the places I like most in my city. This time, it was Cucuta, as it's a very attractive place for both locals and tourists. I talked about its culture, cuisine, and cultural heritage.
3. Academic and Professional Career Path on Flexibility and Adaptability:
If i had to make decisions about my career path, i would studying in the SENA
4. Iconic Figure in Graphic Desing.
For this activity, I decided to use Paul Rand as an example. Born in 1914 in Brooklyn, New York, Rand began his career at a time.when design was seen more as a commercial tool than an art form. From a young age, he showed an interest in painting and art, which led him to study at Pratt’s School of Design.
5. Mapa Mental.
I share a mental map with my strategies learning a foreign language and its application to my work environment through the method PLE (Personal Learning Environment).
6.Writing about Sending an Email to Apply for a Position.
The idea was to be able to write an email with all the skills we have and be able to sell myself as a graphic designer to fill the position.
CRITICAL THINKING AND MEDIA LITERACY.
In today's fast-paced digital world, where information is just a click away, it's super important to know how to think critically and cut through the noise. Critical thinking is all about analyzing what you see and hear, questioning everything, and not just accepting things at face value. On the other hand, media literacy helps you navigate the wild web of social media, news articles, and online content, so you can spot what's real and what's fake.
Together, these skills empower you to make informed decisions and stay savvy in a sea of info overload.
CRIME AND PUNISHMENT
Crime and Punishment follows Rodion Raskolnikov, an impoverished ex-student who murders an elderly pawnbroker, justifying the act through his intellectual theory that extraordinary men are exempt from conventional morality. The novel chronicles Raskolnikov's intense psychological torment, paranoia, and internal struggle with guilt following the crime, as he interacts with various characters who challenge his nihilistic worldview.
CONCLUSION: Ultimately, Dostoyevsky concludes that true justice and redemption are found not through intellectual justification or evasion of earthly law, but through suffering, confession, and the profound spiritual renewal that comes from accepting moral responsibility.
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