Dear all, this is the end of our journey. Let's have a round-up of the most important aspects we've had to bring about learning outcomes. Tell me: What comments can you make about your experience learning English at university? What about the use of blogs? What aspect of your English need to be improved and how do you plan to do this? Outside of your English class, how much are you using English these days? what for? A quality blog post should be in no less than 260 words. Don't forget to make comments on three of your classmates' posts and one on mine too, please. Allow me to share with you an excerpt from my master's thesis report on self-efficacy beliefs. The reason why I thought this could be useful for you is the fact that whatever you decide to do with your life, you'll have to sort out a successful way to cope with problems. I focused my research on teachers' self-efficacy beliefs, but this theory could perfectly go along with your own though...
Almost there! This is gonna be our penultimate blog post. You have to write about some changes that could be made to your study programme. Keep in mind as you write: The curriculum (The subjects you have to study) Workload and length of studies Faculty facilities (buildings and infrastructure) Use of technology Teaching methods Or any other ideas you deem necessary A quality post should have no less than 250 words this time. And remember to leave comments on three of your classmates posts and one on mine too. 3D-printed Jesus, I'm lonely! (A Dissapointing Rhetoric Post) Back in the day, I would have liked to be much more prepared to face my study programme. I think I would have had a thoroughly different attitude towards what I studied; my teachers/professors; and, obviously, my classmates. However, I feel the need to say that I am thankful for what I got because I wouldn't be most certainly the person I am now without it. You know that there's always som...