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Hello, my name is Julio César Pulido Ayala, I was born in January 18th 1999, which makes me 21 years old. I'm currently studying the English Teaching major at FES Acatlán university, and I'm also a proof-reader on my free time, for a little bit of money and as a productive hobby, also. Besides that, I like to talk to native English-speakers on a daily basis, through the app Discord, where I have made a lot of friends who share similar interests in movies, videogames, and other stuff, so we chat every day as I don't really go out much in real life besides whenever I get a job as an English teacher, usually while on a break from classes so the schedule doesn't interfere too much with school, since I live pretty far away from college.
This blog will be dedicated to the class of ''Professional Practice'' where I will be posting assignments and stuff related to it.

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  1. Pablo Avalos11 de febrero de 2020, 5:13 p.m.

    Thanks for sharing Julio. Don't forget to share your blog and entries on twitter so you can get more suscribers and interaction. Could you please tell us more about DISCORD app during class?. It seems like it could be very useful for all of us as well.

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