Week 6 (9/30/2019-10/06/2019)

                                 SUMMARY AND REFLECTIONS OF THE 

MEETING WITH THE LEVEL 5 STUDENTS


As a level 6 student in the dual enrolled program which means that I take my classes from my major

is criminal justice and also English as second language, I had the opportunity to give some advice

ESL 5 students to talk about my experience but also my difficulties that I met during my ESL 6 term.


We went to the class of ESL 5 student and our instructor gave us instructions to follow in order to

carry out this meeting. Before I begin to explain in detail how this happened, I want to emphasize we

that had to explain clearly and in detail what must be done during our ESL 6 class, so it was not

necessary but it was even better to send materials such as how to make a schedule or that kind of

thing. It was really interesting to share my experience with people who want to do the same thing as

me, it was a good time with them.








                                              DO YOU KNOW CIRCLEVILLE ????

For those who have never heard of this place and wonder how I know this little village, I can tell you

 that Circleville Circle is a small village 1 hour 10 drive from Cedar city, it is also, a town of only 480

 inhabitants and like all the old town hides a story. Circleville is the hometown of my homestay

parent, so it was a way for them to show me the famous circleville they talked to me about but it was

 also a way for me to learn a lot more about the history and traditions of Circleville. In addition to

visiting Circleville we also participated in the baptism of the niece of my homestay mother, it was a

pleasant moment of communion and sharing.


We visited the cemetery of Circleville where I could see the tombstone of their parent but also, their

 gravestone. I find it scary to see his tombstone in his lifetime but it still remains a few things of

interest. Let me know in the comments if you also already have your gravestone waiting for your

death. We also visited an antique object shop, it was too cool to see these objects of several hundred

 years still on sale. Finally, We have a dairy farm belonging to the father of the best friend of my

homestay mother, it was such a great opportunity to see more closely the process of making milk we

drink day and night. I really like this little trip. Do not hesitate to do a little everything circleville, it's

a nice town.