From now on, each month we will ask a local English student\u00a0in Ecuador to write about his or her experience with Local Dreamers. Fifteen-year-old Keila\u00a0is one of our most advanced students. She is attending\u00a0our language\u00a0course in Quito for more than a year now.<\/strong><\/p>\n Hello, my name is Keila and I am going to talk about my English student experience on Local Dreamers. I have been here one year, I have learn a lot of things and I have improved my speaking, my writing and my listening because we do exercises on our books and in the computers and our teachers are speaking with us all the time.<\/p>\n The classes never were boring, because we do different thing every day sometimes we watch a movie or play games and I think this is important to learn English. Sometimes I am the translator in my class, sometimes I understand things that the others can`t and I translate for my classmates what is the teachers means and what is the classmates want to tell for my teacher.<\/p>\n I like coming here because I learn more and more everyday, my English was weak but in the year I came here my friends and my family constantly told me \u201ccongratulations\u201d and I am so happy with that words, I understood that to know English is very important.<\/p>\n Bye,<\/p>\n Keila<\/p>\n A local experience From now on, each month we will ask a local English student\u00a0in Ecuador to write about his or her experience with Local Dreamers. Fifteen-year-old Keila\u00a0is one of our most advanced students. She is attending\u00a0our language\u00a0course in Quito for more than a year now. Hello, my name is Keila and I am going… <\/p>\n\u00a9 Local Dreamers, English student in Ecuador<\/em><\/span><\/h5>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"