A Study On My Favourite Maths Extension 2 And Chemistry

I think for me it would be the “study skills” since I have been out of school for a little while.

Saint Mary’s Academy was my high school of choice. I attended Saint Mary’s academy through all four years

Over the summer while in El Salvador, I had the unique experience of being able to engage in nonverbal communication which resulted in more than a few blunders. The reason I went to El Salvador was a week long mission trip. In which, I worked quite closely with a group of locals who understood absolutely no English at all; making verbal communication almost impossible. Although, most of the time our communication was just fine, and I would even go as far as calling many of the men we worked with my friends; however, we were not always able to communicate effectively. Early on in the work week I found myself alone with the El Salvadorian work crew. We were throwing buckets of dirt to one another up a steep hill to build a foundation for the

My favorite calculus topic was learning how to solve integrals. I like solving derivatives, and solving integrals is the same thing in reverse. I find it fun to think about what numbers the solution will be. I also liked doing integration by parts. I had researched integration by parts and had made a presentation on it in a previous math class, so I knew a lot about it and was good at doing it.

2. The study of ethics (foundational underpinnings of the course and topic) This is hard to itemize without giving

To further my understanding of the profession, i independently organised a work placement shadowing a GP which was highly informative regarding life as a doctor. I witnessed a consultation involving a patient suffering from a subtle skin rash, even so, minor signs may lead to major consequences such as skin cancer hence the doctor decided to refer the patient to the hospital. Observing the ability of the doctor to think critically and operate effectively led me to acknowledge the level of professionalism involved with treating patients to provide high quality care. The manner in which the doctor dealt with the patient empathised the importance of collaborating well in a team, exercising strong leadership skills and possessing the ability to communicate clearly to treat the person, not just the illness. I believe i have enhanced and honed these skills myself whilst partaking in NCS:The Challenge

What experiences (volunteer or paid) contributed to your interest in the field of public health?

Through our discussions I have also gained a more realistic idea of maintaining work life balance in the field of medicine. TAll in all, this experience was very valuable to me because it taught me the patience required to be a compassionate doctor. This opportunityEven more, it instilled in me the humility and dedication it takes to interact with individuals from diverse backgrounds, specifically through the practice of cultural

At Hoopers Pharmacy, I was predominantly a cashier with other tasks on the side such as Inventory, keeping money records, organizing pharmaceutical receipts and occasional cleaning. Aside from these tasks I would regularly assist costumers in finding the best products for their needs (best vitamin brands, etc.)

I realized the importance of developing those connections with patients to improve not only their physical health, but their mental and emotional health as

I work for an organisation called Londonwide Local Medical Committees (LLMC). LLMC is the ‘clinically led independent voice of GPs in the capital’. We aim to support all general practice (GPs) in London; LLMC’s mission statement is ‘Securing the future of general practice’; this is achieved through the work we do with our partners in the Health and Social Care sector. There are over 7,000 GPs and over 1,300 practices in London that we support and represent through our 27 locally elected committees (LMC). LMC are a part of the NHS landscape and are recognised in statute which makes them qualified to provide advice, guidance and support on a range of issues that affect general practice. LMC are the only independent, elected and representative body for local GPs. Here at Londonwide, a central team provides London GPs and their practices with support on three

My youth Education in elementary school I went to port Royal Elementary In Middle School I had good grades I made the Honor Roll 3 times I Also won Award in 7th grade

Based off of my interest in biology, or more specifically, genetics, the mathematical topic I found most engaging and that most viably connected to these scientific subjects was probability. Probability is involved in a multitude of occurrences in

Personally, I’d love to study physics because it’s a perfect balance between mathematical theory and real-world practice. In Applied Math this year, for instance, I explored general relativity and

Subject I like is music theory. The things I learn is so interesting, It’s not just do class work you have to sing Eddie ate dynamite goodbye Eddie.