Saturday, March 7th, 2026
Introduction
After
completing the online course "SanaMente LibreMente: Jóvenes por la Paz y contra las Adicciones," I had the opportunity to give a reflective
presentation on the topics I had learned. This experience was a significant
challenge for me, as it required me to express my ideas clearly, critically
reflect on sensitive issues such as mental health and addiction, and do so within
an academic and professional context. Throughout the preparation and
presentation, I was able to strengthen not only my communication and
pronunciation skills but also my awareness, as a future teacher, of the
importance of creating safe, empathetic, and respectful environments for
students.
Reflection
Giving this presentation was a challenging yet enriching experience. At first, I felt nervous and insecure, especially because I had to discuss sensitive topics and demonstrate what I had learned during the course. However, as I practiced and organized my ideas, I felt more confident and prepared. This activity helped me develop greater confidence in public speaking and improve aspects of my pronunciation and fluency in English.
Furthermore, the course allowed me to reflect on the crucial role
teachers play in students' emotional well-being. I understood that, beyond
teaching academic content, it is also necessary to promote empathy, a culture
of peace, and risk prevention in the classroom. Finally, I believe this
experience not only strengthened my academic and linguistic skills but also
contributed to my personal and professional growth as a future teacher.
I am very proud that you were able to deal with your nerves and successfully deliver the speech to share what you learned during the course Sanamente Libremente. I also appreciate that you recognized how important we are in the children’s context and development.
ResponderBorrarI agree with you , this sesitive issues are very important for students learning
ResponderBorrarI agree with you on the importance that these topics have for students’ learning.
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