AAMC Reflection

The SIMSOC program allowed our class to create not only small individual societies, but also one large society together in which every decision had an outcome that must be addressed in order to thrive. Such dynamics of a real society were put in place to ultimately show us how various social situations can have power us. Specific situations were set up before hand without us knowing and we unconsciously and impulsively conformed to certain roles and conditions.

I just spoked with SUNY - Nassau Community College, they promised almost certainly that if they find proctor, They will call tomorrow to confirm, next week I can go and take the ATB Accuplacer test with them and they will fax you the scores.

My first week at ACS was very exciting. I met a lot people and was introduced into the new changes pertaining to the quality payment program (QPP) that came into effect this year. I learned that the physicians’ quality reporting system (PQRS) along with the EHR incentive and value modifiers are being consolidated under Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS). The Medicare & CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015 (MACRA) created two tracks, MIPS and Advanced Alternative Payment Models (APMs). The goal of MACRA is to improve overall quality of care, reduce medical errors, eliminate redundancy, and improvement of health. Health care entities have the option to comply with one or the other. These entities include physicians, nurse practitioners,

I excited that teaching in the DPP is about to become reality. Daniel and I have enjoyed meeting everyone over the past 3 months. I know Ms. Yates preferred Monday or Tuesday evening. I am going to contact Morgan Kirkland today about April’s Class zero or setting up another meeting time. I will send any updates I get from Ms. Kirkland.

From the first day that APUSH began, a question that has plagued us is how do we honor those that moved this country in a positive direction, without forgetting their failures. We tend to reduce our nation’s most famous historical figures to either heroes or villains, but history has taught us that no person is wholly good, and no person is wholly bad.

I think the most challenging courses I took this year was AP Lang but not because of the work or reading but because I did not give me 100% in that class. I think that is something I did wrong and I should have changed that as fast as I could. My grade could have been better in that class then what I got both semesters. The expectations I wanted to meet did not end up that way and actually ended bad for me which I regret. Some of the strengths I discovered this year was being able to ask questions and participate in class without being embarrassed and also talk to my teachers individually which was something that was really hard for me freshman and sophomore year. There are some assignment that I am really proud of and other that I think I

The Agency I will be spending this semester at to complete my practicum is called Pro-Act. Pro-Act’s major focus is on recovery and helping those to achieve their goals in whatever area they are struggling with via (substance or alcohol abuse). My plans are to sit with my agency’s supervisor to get a better understanding of the activities that go on at the agency and find where I am able to help and support with my degree of knowledge. Pro-Act provides a calendar each month for both locations and gives times and dates of different group meetings and certification classes that are available to be taken. I plan to use this time to grow as the possibilities seem endless; my supervisor has informed me that I am able to sit in on any of the meetings

Learning about the history of the United States is an incredibly valuable journey. As a part of this learning process students better understand society and how it works, and can more fully discern different mindsets seen through history and how that is significant. History is also important because in every generation of students there are future leaders, presidents, fathers, mothers, etc. These people need to be properly educated in the past so they can see how to live their own lives to avoid the mistakes of people in similar roles in the past; and also to see what worked well for them. Before APUSH, I struggled with many academic skills. I never understood the value of reading a textbook word for word. I couldn’t see connections between

Apollo Career Center partnership with MRC in 2016 through 2017 has been excellent. Apollo works with Brandon Fisher from allen county health department here in lima ohio. Brandon has helped us and MRC us and MRC grow and continue growing with us seniors involved. He has given us his own study material for FEMA test allowing us to participate as patients in lima memorial hospital evacuation drill. These opportunity giving us students insight of how things work and how things are ran and how much planning and preparing it takes.words can't express our thanks it is something we will remember long after this competition.

During the course of everfi I learned a lot. My knowledge of financial literacy grew as well as my skill of responsibility. Everfi has also shown different ways I can help my future or make it become easier in general. Whether it is unexpected accidents or just trying to earn a few extra dollars every month, the tips I learned are going to be useful.

After touring the campus with the AAT program from SPC, I know in my heart that LCU is where God is calling me to be. I went to a private school until my freshmen year and it was the best thing my parents could have done for me. I loved the atmosphere and values that were instilled into me. I hope that I am able to attend LCU so that I can receive a quality education while developing a deeper relationship with Christ and being surrounded by people with the same morals and values as

This is Evelyn Lilley, a former ABI teacher, and I am writing to ask a favor regarding my verification of my employment with ABI. I had been searching for a while to locate you. Your profile is awesome—you are doing well, and your background as an educator and scholar are most impressive—an earned doctorate, Wow! I got your information from the Internet.

On Wednesday morning, I wondered if I will do well on my AP Lang test. For one, the thought of not knowing if the essays provided on the exam would be harder or easier was uncomfortable. However, I know everyone else is in the same situation as me. Mrs. bandelier instructed us with care, but the moment she said we may open out packet and answer sheets, the pressure and the stress all come pounding down on me. “This is it. I either pass or fail” is what I tell myself. The fact that I read slower and answer slower doesn’t assure me. What surprises me was on the exam this year, 5 essays were included instead of four. This means I have to read one essay than what we have practiced in class. However, the essays were interesting, and I

Many amazing events have had great influences on me, and I am so grateful for all of them. However, the most influential event in recent years would have to be winning the ISSMA band competition with the highest possible award. Our band had been working for upwards of six months on our music pieces, and our hard work paid off in the best way possible. The process began in September of 2015, when we were first given the pieces. They were titled Abandoned Treasure Hunt (Rob Grice), Black Forest Overture (Michael Sweeney), and Entrance of the Tall Ships (James Swearingen). We were given the new pieces sporadically throughout the fall of 2015. Instantly, we all began to work very hard and put our best effort into the music. Each piece was unique, and featured different sections in different ways.

Its great to be back again for the fourth (and last) of the TMAs of this module.