San Cristobal Hill.-

A place that not visit me frequently, but I love is the San Cristobal Hill. I like for because in this place you can run, do exercises, stroll around the hill, do picnic in the day, go the piscine, visit the Japanese Garden and other activities, for example go the metropolitan zoo. Also you can see everything Santiago from the top of the hill. I’ve gone few times and I remember that the last time I went was with my ex-boyfriend and we went to know the Japanese Garden and it was beautiful place because simulating a real space in Japan, with lotus flowers , trees, water wheels , etc. All this taken together makes it appear to be in Japan.

But now I've been looking at pictures and comments on the Internet, where they say that the garden is not the same as before. This sloppy, dry, and do not care much to keep.

I wish to recommend that everyone knew, but I prefer not to risk because they may not enjoy the same way I did I also remember once I went to Cerro San Critobal to ride a bike. That day finished very tired from the climb is super heavy. But it is worth making the crossing.

And finally also I remember the first time I went to Metropolitan Park as a child and visit with my brothers and parents the National Zoo in Chile and was the first time I saw so many animals other than dogs and cats.

Something that I really happy is can contemplate the nature, and I will can travel for different place for the only incident of see and be for one moment part of the place. Maybe I not can to make this every day, but I resign with see in my routine a little of nature in the day. For example contemplate the moon or the universe in the night, the stars, the trees, or stop me in the university for example and lean back me in the grass.

When I get the National Park “Torres del Paine”, I could feel my connection with the nature and enjoy. Particularly, when I was in Tierra del Fuego, only was wild animals, pampa, and desert places, that is, the nature in all her vastness. Many unspoiled places and we cannot see every day.  

So, what I will truly happy be can live in the south from Chile, in specific in the region Araucania, should be Temuco or too in the region tenth for example Valdivia or Chiloe, above everything in the last place, because when I was lover completely of the tranquility and also of beautiful landscape. Still there’s some here some sites without man intervention so I have that enjoy of this.

I hope know others many places and can escape of destruction of human. 

I THINK THAT THE AREAS I HAVE NEED WORK IS PRINCIPALLY THE LISTENING AND SPEAK IN ENGLISH BECAUSE I HAVE PROBLEM WITH THE PRONUNCIATION. I CAN´T MANAGE THE PERFECT SOUND WHEN I HAVE TO SPEAK ANY THING.

ON THE OTHER HAND, THE LISTENING EVER ARE A PROBLEM FOR ME, BECAUSE I CONFUSE IN SOMEONE WORDS. IN GENERAL  ALL ENGLISH IS VERY DIFFICULT FOR ME L

I will speak about a Brazilian man in exile he did things very important for Chile, in relation with the literacy. His name is Paulo Freire and was born in 1921 in Brazil. Since childhood he was interested in the education of the poorest because he was pedagogue. So Freire created a literacy system for all levels of education, but focused mainly for illiterate adults. When he was exiled from his country, He arrived to Chile and started working in towns, mainly workers in the educational system that he himself proposed. An informal, educational system much more relevant focused on meaningful learning. His ideas about human beings are mainly based on freedom, emancipation, dialogue and community. And how are your ideas and stress from education. That is to say, education as a tool human liberation. Freire wrote several books, of which all speak of the topics postulated. Some books are: Pedagogía de la libertad (written in Chile) Pedagogía del Oprimido, Pedagogía de la esperanza, Cartas a quien pretende enseñar etc.

For me, this man is very relevant in early childhood education, because he devised a different way of learning to read and write. Attaching importance to the community, local spaces and most importantly, taking into account the lessons learned from each person, that is to say, prior knowledges. And from there, start building with other meaningful learning.