POST 7: Changes to your Study Program.

 

There is no doubt that I have questioned the changes that my study program at University could have. Actually, in fact, when I entered school my generation was the first to experience the new study program at Acting mayor in years. Before that everything was different, now  it is more theoretical than practical, and I think that has to change, it’s very important for me to have theoretical approaches but to put the on the field later, and that did not happen here, in fact, on this present, realizing that I’ve less than six months to finish the career I still feel there has been a bad distribution of how they taught the subjects or even why some classes where being taught at all. I think there were a lot of gaps in the program I had and my generation was kind of a lab rat for the theater department because some things didn’t actually work as they thought and they only realized that when it happened, and that was with us. So that wasn’t fun. Of course I learned a lot of things but the experience was intense, it was like being in the middle of something that anyone really knew how to do, so that I hope changes for future generations. 

So, about that. It also happened that there was a very bad distribution of time destined to each subject and we ended up having to read about 10 texts for each week, no mention of the practical work we had to do outside class. Even though there is a good communication between teachers they could equiparate times much better. This actually got better when the pandemic started, but when we got back to non online school it’s happening again.

Now if we talk about infrastructure I think that Acting Mayor has the worst conditions for their students, the classrooms are not fit for us to train and the electronic sistem it's obsolete, meaning that students can get electrocuted by plugging in their cell phones. And I know this because it happened to a friend. So this is urgent to solve. It’s also a problem that every year they admit more and more students and I don’t see them fit at all in a few years in the tiny space we have so I think they can't rely on staying here and they should maybe start thinking on moving somewhere else and bigger.