Alex-Inglés Beginner A

 Overall, I think it was a fun experience. The coolest thing was reading other people's blogs and commenting on it. In addition, the topics that were touched were interesting in each one that he read. I had never developed my writing skills in English. I think that with these activities I have been able to improve a little. At least in me I notice a little progress in this. Regarding to include something new, this blog format is very good. However, it would be fun to be able to share videos and songs or other things, like recommendations, etc. It would be a lot of fun to know the tastes of others in those areas. Regarding the things to write, I would have liked to speak about contingency, things of daily life, perhaps some things of our personal tastes or to comment on a specific topic. I think that talking about these things would generate small discussions and opinions in the comments. It would be funny. But overall, the topics covered were fun to develop and discuss. It is an ex

  I really liked studying in the hunter-gatherer subject. I think it is a subject that analyzes hunter-gatherer groups from physical anthropology, from social anthropology and from archeology. During the class, despite being online, interesting discussions and analyzes are formed about the hunter-gatherer lifestyles. Through PPT presentations, pictures, and other things. Despite being online and we do not take full advantage of the experience in this modality, I think it is very dynamic. What I remember most of having seen are the hunting modes, the gathering methods, the tools used by the hunter-gatherers, their ways of life, the distribution in the territory of the hunter-gatherers, the gender roles within the hunter-gatherer societies and the main rites along with their expressions. I think the most interesting thing about this subject is that despite being based on data and archaeological studies, it also has a lot of social analysis, where the relationships and social configuratio