Dan's Scores: A Personal Narrative

She talked about how studying night after night was very stressful for her. I have also stressed about school work on many occasions, making me know the feeling very well. We both had to work hard to keep up or try to get ahead. “ I did not sleep during those years”(223.) I was tired and stressed out like her, even with the education we both already knew. After some time I realized I needed some help. Jordan’s help was a small study group that her roommate formed. My help was also a study group and a tutor that made me feel just about how she felt. I feel like if she had a tutor she could have felt the education earlier like how I did. “ Finally, I felt I was really learning things, really going to school.”(223.) Having that group and tutor made me feel just about how Jordan felt, not stressed anymore because we finally understood what was going on and being said. We both can reach out and defend ourselves with our own

I had the opportunity to interview Dane Brewer, the former owner of a Utah local business called Advantech. Dane now lives where I grew up in Moab, Utah. Moab, being a small town everyone is pretty tight-knit and that is how I had the opportunity to talk with Dane on the phone for this project.

The two passages, ‘’Checking In’’ and ‘Your Life : The Game’’ address the theme of turning everyday activities into games. Both have very different approaches, but have the same goal. To make people more active , and competitive. For example in passage one it talks about an app that a person can check in for points in a friendly competition. On the other passage 2 talks about a few games that are used in other ways, such as learning a new language.

|By encouraging this interactivity and by getting learners to work together, those who are stronger and more confident can assist weaker |

Bessel van der Kolk (2014) in his groundbreaking book, “The Body Keeps the Score,” explores how trauma memories are stored nonverbally in the physical body and brain. He recommends yoga as one pathway to release that somatic memory and re-establish equilibrium. Many of the benefits of art therapy are also associated with yoga. They are both experience-based, guided by intention, promote self-awareness, encourage a state of flow, activate the limbic brain, reduce stress, encourage observation rather than judgement, are adaptive, and encourage change and healing (Gibbons, 2015). Yoga stretches can be incorporated into art therapy sessions to address the large muscle movements associated with the ETC kinesthetic component and to reduce tension. Yoga can also induce a state of body-based present-moment awareness and sensory calm.

In the book Daniel's story it is the story of death, and survival, of desperation, hope, evil and also lots of love. The story is told from Daniel’s perspective as he is experiencing the atrocities of the holocaust for jews in central Europe. When the story starts, he is a fourteen year old boy, riding on a train while looking at his pictures in the photo album. Daniel uses a photograph album to spark back his memory of the events from when he was six years old until the day he and his family are forced on to a train bound for the lode of ghetto. But after spending two and a half years in ghetto, Daniel is riding on a train again, but this time to Auschwitz labor/death camp and he has a few pictures with him that tells the times when he was in ghetto. He took pictures of

This demonstrates how trying things is better than not trying; if you do you get some independence and learn the ways of critical

My name is Yetunde Dan; I am a dedicated educator with the desire to inspire and motivate students to achieve their best. My primary mission as a teacher is to help students build their self-esteem and increase their thirst for learning. While also demonstrating profound work ethics, cultural sensitivity, and

Coach Drew Sullivan’s first recollection of a man desiring to play with his meaty ass happened after being drafted to the famed NFL Wranglers. His Mom, elder Sister and collegiate teammates were all aglow with pride. After the numerous press conferences, Drew Sullivan was requested to see the team’s Athletic Physician for his final medical exam.

Dan Newlin is an injury attorney based in Florida, who has been awarded millions of dollars for his clients. He has based his life on public service. First he worked as an EMT at 18 in Indiana before going into law enforcement. In 97 He attended law school while still working for the sheriff’s department. He worked for the Sheriff full time while going to night school for a degree in Business Management before going on to attain a law degree from the law school at Florida state. Mr. Newlin was very grateful to Sheriff Kevin Beary who kept him on staff while he was in law school.

Dan Gable was born on October 25th 1948 in Waterloo Iowa. He had a sister named Diana Gable. These two were very close. He was traumatized when she was raped and killed in her home while the family was away. He started wrestling when his swimming was almost over just so he could make his sister proud. He trained day in and day out to try to become undefeated. His senior wrestling career ended with 64-0, he was undefeated throughout the whole year. He was going on to be a College for Iowa. Dan’s motto was to wrestle with the toughest man in the room (Smith Russ 63). Gable won his first one hundred and seventeen matches and held a NCAA record before he lost during the NCAA finals his senior years to Larry Owings. This was one of his harder matches

During dog-ball at PE Braden was hit in the ear with a ball. He was then bumped into by another student. Braden then hit, pushed the student to the ground and kicked him in the side of the head. After the student got up he chased Braden and Braden went outside the gym. Braden will be sent home for the rest of the day and have one day in-house suspension

Summary The two members of my group that I chose to compare are Cecilia Valadez and Ashlyn Jackson. Cecilia Valadez’s major is construction management and she knows her way around a lot of computer applications. Unfortunately, when the time comes for her to work on electronics, she has a hard time so she looks it up on google. Ashlyn Jackson is currently majoring in engineering technology and is very good at doing research,

I'm unable to explain this to many people. I don't exactly know how to explain it myself, but I at least have the simple courage to say it to you in a text. This may seem stupid. This may seem pitiful. This may seem silly. And many of you can't even or won't begin to understand this. Some of you may know, youtubers and radio hosts, Dan Howell and Phil Lester. I am incredibly, overbearingly in love with them. I know, I'm too young, they'll never notice me, I'm just another one of those fangirls. I get it. But I'm not exactly sure you do.

Two of Aaron Beck's dysfunctional thought patterns that I fall most prey to are Polarized Thinking and Personalization. My family is from the Middle East and they have very high expectations for me. This puts a lot of stress on me because I want to make them proud and at the same time I can’t afford to make any mistakes. There have been many times where I have been disappointed at myself for getting a bad grade. Last semester I got my first C in math and I thought it was over, that I wouldn’t be able to get in to a good university, then I talked to my counselor and they told that one C wouldn’t affect me that much. I know that I am pushing myself a lot, but at end I know it’s going to pay off.