Finally...
Creating this
blog was actually an assignment, but I cannot deny that I liked writing in it
almost every week. I especially liked talking about my passion, linguistics,
and designing the blog to fit the theme of linguistics.
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From: https://www.froggyz.com/en/blogroll-top-25-blogs/ |
The second thing that the course had taught me
and got me interested in is soft skills. Before taking this course I didn’t
know soft skills and I didn’t know their importance in my career life. But,
turns out I already am working on developing some of them without knowing. My
interest in the emotional intelligence has helped me develop some of the soft
skills and made me more interested in searching more about them. In addition, I
developed my written and spoken communication skills in the course by writing
business letters, memos, etc. and by doing presentations in front of class.
What is my next step?
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From: http://reviste.in/careers/liberation-of-knowledge/ |
Next semester will be my final semester at the
university. I would say that I made a good decision by choosing my major and
minor because I enjoyed taking classes and doing assignments related to my
interests. My next step after this term is over is to keep gaining knowledge
through reading more and experiencing more. Also I will continue learning my
languages that I love, English, Arabic, Korean, and French. I will continue
developing my soft skills and small talk skills because I know that I will need
them.
Next semester also is my capstone semester,
where I will use my developed written and spoken communication skills. I know
that I write even more than now and that I will present in front of more
people, which is nerve-wrecking, but I am glad that I developed my
communication skills this semester, thus I believe that I will be fine.
After university I would definitely have
developed lots of skills, like communication skills, and lots of knowledge related
to my major and minor. I will take all this and use them in my master’s years,
where I will gain more knowledge, do more research papers, and talk more in
front of people I do not know.
“The end of one chapter is just the beginning of another. Read on…the best is yet to come.”-Susan Gale