Blog 1: My autobiography

Hi!

My name is Joise Guzmán, I am 24 year old, I was born in Quinta Normal, Santiago, Chile. My family in general is from Quinta Normal. My father was born in Barcelona and he speaks two languages (spanish and catalan). 

I studied in primary school, España school. I studied in Vicente Pérez Rosales (SOFOFA) high school for secondary education. I study at University of Chile, where he carried 4 year.

My family is normal like any other, My dad is an engineer industrial, he work in a sawmill. My mom is an engineer, she is specialist in the food area and I have three sisters, wich study.

My hobbie is play chess and practice soccer. 

Currently, I teach mathematics classes in a public library, which makes me very happy and helps me in my process of becoming a teacher.

Thanks, bye.



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