[Jenny Chinchilla, IEP student]
I am Jenny Chinchilla. I am from El Salvador.
I have improved so much. For example, speaking in public...
... writing also, listening.
So I think these are the skills I have improved.
All my teachers are very kind.
And one of the things I have enjoyed so much...
Here, I have the opportunity to call them by their names...
...not like a teacher or professor, so calling them by their names...
...makes me feel more confident.
The places here I like because they are accessible.
People with disabilities, we can study here.
For example, this desk it doesn't have a standard design.
So people that use wheel chairs, we can use this desk because they have different designs.
The accessibility I have enjoyed so much because this means inclusion.
One of the things I can say to my friends, to my family is that...
Oregon, and Eugene, especially Eugene is a nice place
respects so much the nature, the right space for diversity...
And for the respect of any people.
It's a nice place to learn about other cultures...
because Eugene has people from a lot of places, and a lot of countries of the world.
[American English Institute]
