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AEP Blog #2.4 “Half a term, half a term”

 Welcome to 2024 folks~ I really wanted to make this blog have your typical blog introduction that you see on this page but lets make it a little more personal this time. 


This interesting academic chapter of my life will surely come with twists, Im sure my classmates are wondering about the same thing of themselves.Since 1st semester has finished, and the half of 2nd semester has as well — leaves us with another half. But whats interesting about this half is how much faster time will fly here in comparison to the earlier ones. It feels like as if it is the end of the year, and its not helping when we have several responsibilities packed up — its much more easier to lose yourself in the concept of time. 


NOW! On to the good stuff — an introduction of AEP 2024.


For the games we play in class, I always find the most fun whike playing contexto. I think I remember explaining how the game works in a previous blog, so I wont this time. However, that meeting we played contexto after such a long time made me realise you have to be consistent even if its just for the warmups you do in class. Its normal afterall to feel a little woozy after you see your own classmates woozy too. Domino effect! 


Most of the vocabulary we are learning right now are very interesting; something that is hard to understand but is so much fun to actually know.We are working on vocabularies related to domestic violence and such terminologies work different with how the british and americans say it, as well as a reason behind it. Its so interesting to listen to the history behind these words because knowing the root origins of anything makes you understand it so much more. 


Its a little funny because Ive been sharing them to my own family as fun facts. (Hahaha) 


A quick one for now, have an awesome day ahead dear reader! 


P.S. Praying for a good year for all of us💖

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