Hi All!
I don’t study Psychology, but as a hypothetical case I think I would like Social Psychology because I think it focuses on the interactions between people and how the real or imagined actions of one fellow affect the other.
To the studying Education the field to specialize is very wide, it varies between specialization in Language, Mathematics, Artistic Languages, Sciences, and the methodologies such as Montessori, Reggio Emilia, among others.
We can also relate to any career that has to do with society and its behavior. If I think about it, I'm interested in a kind of Social Education, a mixture of Education and Social Work. It motivates me a lot to think about that because I feel I could complement my abilities for the families of the children, having the necessary tools to educate and contribute to well-being.
I know that it is ambitious but I think that specializing in Social Education will allow me to do it although I don’t know if the title of Social Education really exists.
I would like to specialize in the Office of Protection of the Rights of the Child (OPR), I did my observation practice and I consider it a good opportunity for a “Educadora de Párvulos” since it provides spaces to create new projects with a multidisciplinary team.
My plans are to do professional practice and thesis in the OPR environment and generate new spaces in my community, I think it is important for my career because it is something innovative and I realized this semester that really is what I want to do.
Regards c:
