Kris Caldentey's Blog

English has always been something that’s been very present in my life since I was little. First I learned it in school together with its deepening in some extracurricular courses, and now in the university. I think it’s very good that english is considered in the curricular program, since it’s a language that opens many doors to the future and allows access to other professional aspects, added to the great importance and consideration that’s being taken to handle it. In the case of the blogs, I feel that they’ve been an important tool to develop and improve the writing and handling of words at the time of writing, in addition to being very useful to practice the way in which sentences are formed along the way throughout the text. Regarding things to improve, I feel when I have to speak I need to improve the modulation of words, since generally all the English with which I interact are things that I read or listen to and I never feel the need to speak it, so I feel that I should pra

(FACSO, my faculty that I stil don't know) I started the career of anthropology in 2020 and I am currently studying in the 2nd year, so I do not know the program of subjects in its entirety so I do not know if I could comment much. One thing is that I feel that the approach that is given does not take much into account the mention of physical anthropology in the early years, and is much more focused on deepening in social anthropology and a little in archeology. That would be the big flaw that I can see with respect to the academic program, however, there are a couple of things that have bothered me throughout these intense semesters in the online mode. One of the things that have bothered me the most in this regard is that it seems that the academic load is much heavier under this modality. Before, I studied psychology in person for a few years and although it had its difficulties like any university degree, it is the first time that I feel so tired and exhausted. Added to thi

I think doing a postgraduate degree is very useful to deepen knowledge about certain specific areas that are of interest. In addition, it allows professionals to take on a different and more qualified workload, which is why it can increase remuneration levels. I would like to do some specialization in biological and forensic anthropology, the ideal would be to do it outside the country since I would like to learn more languages ​​while I am abroad and traveling. There are many universities that I could access, one is the University of Granada and there is a postgraduate degree in biological/forensic anthropology. It would be good to be able to do it, since I have relatives in Spain and the language would not present a major problem. Another similar one that I found is a master in forensic anthropology and archeology at Bournmouth University, UK. It would be interesting to be able to access but I would need a scholarship since the cost is very high for me, both for this and for othe

When I think of a job that I may have in the future, I think of one that allows me to balance my profession with other aspects of my life and allows me to improve both personally and professionally, with real possibilities of promotion and meeting people who can contribute to my training and development. With this I hope that this job does not promote individuality or competition among its workers and supports teamwork. In addition to this, I would like a job outdoors but at the same time have an office-type place where I can organize and manage everything. I imagine it as a spacious place when I can concentrate on what I am doing. About the salary, the ideal would be that it can allows me to live calmly and without borrowing debts if it is not necessary and allows me to generate savings to be able to use them later. If this job gave me the opportunity to travel I would do it happily, hopefully to complement and improve what I have already learned. I hope once I finish my undergr