CHANGES TO MY STUDY PROGRAMME

I'm just in the 2nd year (in total there are 6, if you don't fail anything).

Most of the subjects that I'm taking at the moment are theoretical and I feel that they all have their purpose, to train a good professional, so I feel good about them for now, However, something that shocks me a lot and that I would change without question is that when failing a subject (biannual subject), you have to wait a whole year to be able to give it again, Not to mention that the exemption grade is 5.5 and if you get a grade lower than 4.0 in the exam, you fail it, a madness.

Regarding the academic charge, I must say that several times it becomes very demanding, I remember in first year I had tests almost every day and had no time for myself. It is something that would definitely change, since mental health is considerably affected due to this overload (own experience), maybe, instead of so many tests, it would be good to do a more relaxed and dynamic evaluation method once a while.

The facilities and infrastructure of the faculty leave much to be desired, the classrooms are very small, so many times there are students sitting on the floor (I saw it), the casino is small, you have to get there early to make sure you have a table and chair to sit on. Technology is fine.

As for teaching methods, it is varied, it depends on each teacher, all are excellent in knowledge, but some lack vocation.

PERSONAL OPINION

The topic I will talk about today is about exotic animals.

 

I chose this one because a couple of hours ago I watch on the news that a family had captured a chilla fox to keep as a pet, this being a protected species, it made me very angry and sad! 

He was in full lactation period and in the stage of receiving the teachings of his mother to survive in his environment, so it was vital that he be with her and in her habitat, and because of that, the poor animal will not return to his home of origin, as it will not be able to survive alone in the wild. 

                                            

Having an "exotic pet" is not a game, NOT A FASHION !, it requires a previous preparation of the home, of the availability to give it what is necessary for its survival, the owner must know its needs, its behaviors, where they come from, what care require and most importantly, that this animal is allowed by law. 

If you move them away from their natural habitat, they will most likely feel disoriented, and clearly their development will not be the same, their health could be affected, and it could also be dangerous for both humans and animals. 

 

Exotic animals are beautiful, many people would like to have one as a pet, but that would be attacking and changing their life, it is much better to appreciate their beauty seeing them in their natural habitat, happy. 

MY FUTURE JOB

 I´m recently studying 2nd year of a dentistry, And since I have been studying this for so little time, it is very difficult for me to project myself based on what job I would like to have. but clearly I would like to practice my profession, and that is why I would like to focus on oral health and aesthetics.

To be more specific, I would like to work in two places simultaneously, in a public hospital or CESFAM practicing as a general dentist and at the same time, in a consultation in which I carry out the area of aesthetics (lip filling, rhinestone, etc).

I would not like to travel a lot to get to my place of work, It would make me more comfortable if these places are in the same city where I live at that time, because traveling is very exhausting and I would go home very tired.

Regarding the salary, I am only interested that it is according to my abilities and performance.

For now, I can't decide on a specialty within my career, since there are too many options, and as I said at the beginning, I have been in this very little time to choose something specific, maybe in the future I will find an answer.