Mini Bio

 

Hi! I'm Raquel! Nice to meet you all. 

I love watching series and spending time with my family. Right now, I'm into Dark series and The Avatar. Dark is about some adventures of boy across time, last time I checked it was available on Netflix, lol!  I use several platforms to keep track on my favorite series. I'm not sure if you know The Avatar, it's a series about a 12-year-old boy who becomes the new Avatar. I'm passionate about teaching English specially to kids in interactive ways to enjoy the learning process. I'm writing this journal to portray my undestanding of the TESOL strategies content reviewed through the entire semester.

 



Mini professional bio: Raquel is a Salvadoran young woman whose native language is Spanish. She has studied English for 5 years. Her way of studying English is academic. At the age of 17, she decided to go for a bachelor degree in linguistics because of her dad who is also an English  teacher, so he has been her main motivation along the way. Raquel found the major very interesting,  however; she eventually fell inlove with it. This blog is created for academic purposes for a class project in fullfillment of a lab activity. The content of this blog will represent the bloggers understanding and learning of the theories discussed in the TESOL strategies seminar class. This is an EOR.



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