Traveling I just read a quot from Miguel de Unamuno, who was a Spanish essayist, novelist, poet, playwright and philosopher, which says "El fascismo se cura leyendo y el racismo viajando" ( fascism is overcome if people read and racism if people travel). And I totally agree with him. Many people are scared about what is happening in all the world, but How can we face it? Traveling and reading, I think that is the key. Education is the only way to get openminded people.

Working abroad I didn't have the possibility of working abroad before and it's something that I looking for because I want to challenge myself and learn as much as possible to develop my career.

Influencing people to be more environmentally friendly At no time in recorded history has our planet faced such dreadfully situation, which should be a wake-up call for the entire world. It is certainly true that ordinary people are not able to stop industrial emissions or rainforest clearance, but being eco-friendly is more about doing little things than knocking down the system. One of these things is improving education. Never before have children had to be more encouraged to think of environment. Reaching this goal means an effort of parents and schools. The former need to be highly imaginative, telling stories about saving endangered species or cleaning a forest would be the first step to make them well aware of the importance of environment. Meanwhile schools ought to complete this formation by developing programmes which teach children how to be good citizens in the future, and obviously, environmentally friendly. Media is the other tool to take into account. What is more, not only do public channels contribute to influence people about it as until now, private channels must do the same. Showing as carbon emissions are the cause of melting icecaps, where animals as polar bears have their habitat, might be a means of collective awareness. Personally, media and education both are needed to do their part to ensure the global challenge of turning people more environmentally friendly. Supposing both initiatives would be undertaken, I believe that education would be the most effective to achieve this purpose.

Maths Maths are seeing by many people as a difficult subject at higschool and for that reason they try to avoid it after in their studies. However, are maths so hard to learn? Or maybe is the teacher who is not doing an effort to make it interesting for students? Calculus, algebra or statistics don't seem the best friends of a young student, but changing the way these subjects are taught could make a difference and stimulate students minds. One way to reach this goal is to make young people see how maths work in real life, how important is in economic, engineering and also history. Bringing to class some profesional workers who can explain them how they use maths everyday could be a possibility. Another way would be to do some scientific trip to a science museum. Feeling real science close to them or even doing experiments by their own hands could encougare them to study this kind of subjects. Personally, I believe that both are two good methods to encourage young people to study science. Nevertheless, if I had to choose one, it would be the first of them, which show students maths is not only a boring subject in their schedule.