miércoles, 18 de mayo de 2011

E-mail (22035)

Dear Janet,

I was very happy when I received your e-mail. These days I am very nervous because in a few days I have exams.
When I finish university I am going to work in a school. But for this, it's necessary to pass an entrance exam.
Also in the future I would like to open a kindergarden with three friends from the university, but before this it is necessary to have some experience with children.
Next year I'm going to go to London to improve my english. In London, every morning I'm going to work in a Kindergarden and in the afternoon I'm going to go to an english school.
I'm going to stay in London for six months and I'm going to live with an english family.
Well, these are my future plans. I hope to hear from you.

Best wishes,
Laura

Education essay (22035)

Many years ago schools used traditional methodologies but now methodology at school is changing. However, many people think that traditional methodologies are still better than the modern ones.
Some time ago people learned with the traditional way, and them became very good professionals and studied a career at University.
There have always been doctors, teachers, nurses, etc. and these people are an example because they studied with the traditional methodology.
On the other hand, many people think modern methodologies are better than the traditional ones. They say that when you study with the traditional method as soon as you learn the subject, you forget the information.
Also teachers don't motivate children to study and this is another reason why modern methodologies are better than traditional.
In my opinion, the best option is a combination of traditional and modern methodologies because not everything is traditional or modern, better or worse. But now the question that I think is: Do modern methodologies help people to become good professionals in the future?