For me
English has always been a difficult subject to learn, because when a child
first fight with an English teacher when I was 11. The discussion was started
because I had not done a homework because I had devoted to studying for a test
to change the school (at Carmela Carvajal), the teacher began to insult me
saying it was ridiculous that I aspire to be better educated, and children we
were going to that school came from poor families and had no future. To this I
replied that if we were poor, it was because we had teachers like them, did not
think that these children could learn. That was the first time I cried in
public.
Already in
the other school, I started having serious English classes, at first it was all
good, the only thing it cost me was to have alternative tests (because they
always put similar alternatives). But then came another problem, my friends
began attending institutes and began learning English in particular. This
produced the level of what they knew from school girls to rise, so the tests
became more difficult. There I began to lose my notes and be absolutely out of
level, because the spent material for teachers who knew more and did the tests
according to their level. Also in this time I hadn’t internet or anything that
could help me learn this language on my own. Such things conducive to
increasingly learn less.
Nowadays,
in the university I tried to be more
willing to learn English, but remember what I learn is what I find most
difficult, in addition I have a class of human paleontology where I had to read
quite a few papers in English, the problem is I get used to such a language
where there is much language in biology and things that are not of everyday
life.
As for the
challenges with the English language I think I've proposed a lot, I've met, but
I have not worked, have not been effective, always plan to learn more, but my
learning has been the short term. So my challenge is summarized in that a
lasting learning English.