Hey everyone! I can’t believe that only one blog until the end of the course, so I hope you enjoy this two last topics. Let’s begin!
Today I’m going to talk about my favorite subject this semester, but first I’m want to tell you guys the third semester of the career has been very difficult to me, I don’t have a preference for this semester because if I like the subject I don’t like the professor, so this election has been hurting to do. You currently know that my favorite things about Public Administration it’s the political aspects, that’s the reason why I choose the theoretical class called “Estudios de los fenómenos políticos”. I really don’t know if I like the dynamics with which the teacher teaches the course, however the topics that are taught really attract my attention class to class, especially when analyzed from a historical point of view.
One of the things that have caught my attention the most are the multiple anti-democratic practices that are perceived in countries that we call democratic. I recommend to you that you make a search about the concepts of “gerrymandering” or “shirking” in a political context.
The class is about the teacher talking from beginning to end about the theoretical issues, I must be fair to add that he gives spaces to know our opinion on the topics we learn.
Technically I didn't choice with the schedule because all the teachers had the same schedule, in addition to that I didn’t know the references of any of them, I made a random decision.
Today I’m going to talk about my favorite subject this semester, but first I’m want to tell you guys the third semester of the career has been very difficult to me, I don’t have a preference for this semester because if I like the subject I don’t like the professor, so this election has been hurting to do. You currently know that my favorite things about Public Administration it’s the political aspects, that’s the reason why I choose the theoretical class called “Estudios de los fenómenos políticos”. I really don’t know if I like the dynamics with which the teacher teaches the course, however the topics that are taught really attract my attention class to class, especially when analyzed from a historical point of view.
One of the things that have caught my attention the most are the multiple anti-democratic practices that are perceived in countries that we call democratic. I recommend to you that you make a search about the concepts of “gerrymandering” or “shirking” in a political context.
The class is about the teacher talking from beginning to end about the theoretical issues, I must be fair to add that he gives spaces to know our opinion on the topics we learn.
Technically I didn't choice with the schedule because all the teachers had the same schedule, in addition to that I didn’t know the references of any of them, I made a random decision.
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ResponderEliminarThose are things that also call me the attention of that subject!
ResponderEliminarPS: Really look for Gerrymandering.
Hi Maria Elena, "Estudio de los fenómenos políticos" was my favourite subject too !!
ResponderEliminarHello Maria Elena! We are together in that class, the teacher seems a good person but I do not like the class, it's boring :(
ResponderEliminarI also like political phenomena, the things that teachers teach are very interesting!
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