a new blogger

Hi classmates, here we are, for the last time :(
I hope your experience as a blogger has been good, for my part it was.
I had never thought before that I could write a blog. It was an incredible experience ...
The truth is that I do not consider myself good writing, I have a hard time expressing myself through writing, but doing this blog has helped me a lot with that. Especially for my career, which does not have that "humanist" side.

From time to time it is good to write, even just for you ... for example Sometimes, when I am sad, I take a notebook and start writing what I am feeling, then I read it and think ... really this is so important to be this sad? Is it life or death?, Etc ... and that helps me a lot.
I think that the English blog is a very original and entertaining experience, where we can meet our classmates without the need to talk to them, that's why I would like more blogs to be included about:
-important trips in your life
-family, friends
-what you like most about your home
-the most important person in your life
and more ..
Anyway friends, I hope to find you in English 4 <3

my friend, anxiety

Anxiety is an emotion, sensation (or whatever you want to call it) that we have all experienced at some time in our lives. It makes us feel restless, nervous, worried with fear and panic. It is expressed with tremors, palpitations, cold hands, sweating, etc.
It is normal to worry about situations that may seem stressful, complicated or new, such as having to face an exam, an important date, a presentation to your classmates, etc. These are not situations that do not represent a real threat to our security, but they can make us feel threatened by possible shame, worried about making a mistake, adapting to the situation, getting stuck in words or being accepted or rejected. this we call "normal anxiety"
But when you spend too much time worried or nervous, or if you have trouble sleeping because of anxiety, pay attention to your thoughts and feelings. They can be symptoms of a problem or an anxiety disorder.
Anxiety disorder is a mental health problem that is related to experiencing too much anxiety, fear, nervousness, worry or terror. Too steady or too intense anxiety can make a person feel worried, distracted, tense and always alert. Studies showed that women are twice as likely to suffer anxiety as men, it could be due to differences in brain chemistry and hormonal changes in the female sex. On the other hand, people living in Europe and North America are much more affected. For example, social anxiety in the West usually manifests itself with an intense fear of social situations, a lot of self-awareness and fear of being judged or criticized when interacting with others. However, in Asia, there is a similar construct called taijin kyofusho, which manifests as an irrational fear of offending or distressing others due to personal self-perceived inadequacies.

Marie

"I belive that science has great beauty. A scientist in his laboratory is not a mere technician; he is also a child confronting natural phenomena that impress him as though they were fairy tales"

—Marie Curie

I remember that when I was in 7th grade of primary school, my chemestry teacher told us about Marie Curie, my teacher spoke with great pride, as reflected in her...from that day I have not stopped admiring this great woman.

Marie Slodowska (her name before marrying Pierre Curie) was born in Poland in 1867, there, at  that time women were forbidden to go to university, so despite everything she went to study in France. There, she got a degree in physics and mathematics. 

Maire was looking for an interesnting topic for her doctoral thesis, based on the discovery of Bequerel: natural radioactivity, that how it went she descovered 2 new chemical elements: polonium (that was called like that his native country) and radium. For this and many other investigations, she was the first woman to win two Nobel prizes, of physics and mathematics. 

I wonder, how not to admire this remarkable scientist, who despite born in a macho country, living with scarce economic resources, and having a daughter , never left the investigation aside, she was a woman passionate about science. she simply dedicated her life to science.

Finally she died of aplastic anemia, as a result of the radiation to which she was exposed in her work.