Wednesday Morning Blog Club

This has been a busy semester for me so far. I usually teach 3 English courses and an a cross-curricular elective n Manga & Anime which I participate in with FAU Academic Diego Vallejos However, this semester, I started teaching a pilot of a new CFG FAU called English for Work Purposes. Also, for the last 12-months I've been the coordinator of Home Working (teletrabajo) in FAU.  The English for Work Purposes course has been very time consuming because I'm creating all the materials from scratch and trying to teach career-related content to students from the 4 careers in FAU. I enjoy doing this sort of thing but I think I'm going to get a teaching assistant or do some co-teaching next semester. The teletrabajo work was very busy in August and September but it's been a little quieter since fiestas patrias.  On a personal note, life in general has also been busy. It was my wife's birthday in September and her sister visited (she's from Santiago but she lives in

I read ¨Millions in Florida told to leave their homes amid threat to life warning¨ It was written by Martin Belam and published as a main headline today. The main topic is Hurricane Milton and the possible damage it could cause. Basically, Florida residents in the predicted path of the hurricane have been told to leave their homes due to the chance of winds of up to 130 mph. The storm is currently grade 5 with winds of 160mph. The main news is that people are being told to leave their homes because this threatens to be one of the most devastating hurricanes in recent years, I think this topic is important because of how climate change is visibly affecting our lives and how it could impact our future.

Visit The Guardian newspaper (https://www.theguardian.com/uk) Choose an article. Fill in the worksheet your teacher provides. Link the article you read in your post and upload a screenshot/mobile photo of the article. Leave a comment on your teacher´s blog, and the blogs of at least 3 classmates.

 A school teacher I remember was Mrs Burrows, who was my first English teacher when I moved to school in England. I was born in Wales between Mold and Buckley, but I moved to Chester, in England, when I was 6 years old.  I don't really remember any of my teachers in Wales but Mrs Burrows made a big impression. She was always jolly. She smiled a lot, and I remember her as a very gentle person. The main thing I remember from the English classes is the stories she used to tell us. Her and her husband had lived many years in China working as missionaries and she loved to tell us about her travels and experiences.  I also remember we read short stories and poems in class and then worked to create our own stories and poems. It was a long time ago but I distinctly remember being very proud of a poem I wrote about a leaf. I can't remember how many years Mrs Burrows taught me but it can only have been 2 or 3. Unfortunately, her and her husband died in a car crash whilst on holiday in It