1. What is a typical day like in Mexico?

         A typical day in Mexico is a day when I go to school, and then attend extracurricular classes such as Tango. After my classes I go home to eat with my family, afterwards I do my homework and read a little bit per night. Finally I organize my schoolbag and get ready for dinner.

 

2. What do you do for fun?

         I like to paint and to design clothes; it’s the activity that calms me when I’m angry, sad or upset. I also like to go for a ride in my bike and to hang out with my closest friends. With my family I usually go to the movies on weekends and I love it, even thought I have a lot of homework to do.

 

3. What is IB like at your school?

         IB is difficult, it’s demanding, exhausting and upsetting but it’s also beneficial, entertaining, good and it gives me a lot of opportunities. It is an everyday-challenge but it’s worth it.

 

4. What are the types of extracurricular activities offered at your school?

         There’re art and sports, I have been enrolled in contemporary dance, carving, tango, guitar and soccer.

 

5. What languages are offered at your school?

         There’re a lot of languages taught in school such as Portuguese, French, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, German, Russian, Arabic and Náhuatl. I have learned Italian and French.

 

6. What type of government do you have in your region?

         We have a democratic government.

 

7. What historic or geological landmark is unique to your area? 

         We have a lot of archeological and historic areas such as Teotihuacan, the Xitle, and the Main Square etc.