Thursday, August 29, 2019

Eloísa Díaz


I will write about Eloísa Díaz, I think she was a very important person that influenced in the history of all Chilean and Latinoamerican women and thanks to many things she did we (women) have had reach a space in a patriarchal society.
She was born the 25th of June in 1866, and she was the very first medical woman student in Chile and Latinoamérica at this university. She graduated in December of 1880 with an interesting thesis about observations of puberty in girls.
Eloísa also was the first headmistress of the Servicio Médico Escolar de Chile. In this institution she tried to establish an obligatory student breakfast with her own money, she also promoted massive vaccines for students and she fought against alcoholism and many others medical problems.
This important woman is a real fighter because in those years where she lived it was very difficult to live as a woman and especially if you wanted to be a professional or do something else that just be at the service of men. Even though many times she was the only woman surrounded by men, she kept her eye on her goals.
I would definitely ask her what kind of comments she received in her professional times and in who did she rely on when the society was intolerable for her.

Thursday, August 22, 2019


I did not really enjoy any subject when I was in the school but I had good grades in chemistry so I got to like it a little bit.
I had a really good teacher, she was very nice and she really knew how to keep calm while teaching my class.
As I said before, my grades were quite good so I felt happy to know that I was good for something that I could probably join in the future.
I learned a lot about how nature is as we see it and why it is the way it shows up to us. Understanding how the atom is composed and how becomes bigger is an interesting thing to know. However, the main thing that I got to know, was that it is not enough to be just good at something if you don’t feel anything while you are doing it.
It is important to be grateful about what have we learnt during our short lives and that we have had, and actually have education because nowadays our rights are seen as something that can be bought.