Eva 23 Reflection

To be perfectly honest my recollection of Comp 121 is a little foggy, i took the course roughly a year and a half ago and during my first semester and it was one of my first college level courses. From what i can recall it was a interesting and enjoyable, The professor Jacob Sherlock is no longer with the school, but was a professional writer along with a life-long lover and student of the written word. We regularly discussed current events and the class wide give and take of various ideas and viewpoints was truly enlightening and are easily amongst my most enjoyable and memorable college experiences. In particular i vibrantly recall a passionate debate on gun-control which was to be frank, dominated by a extremely Conservative former Army

In your view, what are the three most important key ideas in regards to Infant and Toddler care and curriculum?

I had the pleasure of interviewing Ms. Irene Rademeyer, LPT of 1945 Barcelona Drive. Dunedin, Fl. 34698. In talking with Ms. Rademeyer, I learned that she obtained her Physical Therapist license 43 years ago in 1972 (I. Rademeyer, personal communication, June 22, 2015). Ms. Rademeyer developed an interest in this profession from the influence of her mother who was a nurse. Although she did not want to follow directly in her mother’s footsteps, she had a desire to help others in a medical capacity and the independence physical therapists have in managing the care of their patients appealed to her (Rademeyer, 2015). Ms. Rademeyer expressed that she had a desire to be able to change the lives of people by helping them to regain functionality and

When starting college this January, it was a major transition from how high school allowed students to write papers. In high school, the writing prompts and essays that were given were not too lengthy and very specific on what to write about so it was not too difficult to clasp everything together. However, going in to my EN100 class it showed me how to open up my mind more and use a lot more of my own natural style on a paper rather than keep it solely based on research. Taking this course was very different from high school because you are allowed to write about what you want and that leaves a very broad option of choices to go for which may be extremely hard to narrow down. Even though it is difficult to eliminate down to one topic of choice,

Our group didn’t have a specific leader. The meeting was held at Young at Heart: Club Yana. The address is 111 Howes Street Port Orange, FL 32127 (386-761-3533). The date of the class was 7/8/15 at 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm. There were approximately 15 attendees. The 12-Step concept of recovery has been used for other drugs as well. Participants benefit from a 12-Step program because they have support and if successful have abstinence of alcohol. The 12-Step program is free to addicts of alcohol and narcotics and other substances. The programs are scheduled throughout areas and meetings are frequently held during the week. An attendee may attend as many meetings as they would like, but more meetings and abstinence of alcohol is encouraged. If an attendee is suffering from an addiction of more than one substance, they could go to several meetings, not only one in particular. Al-Anon, Nar-Anon, and Alateen are groups for families and friends of the attendee that is in recovery. These groups provide free education and support.

The class COM 231 overall has helped me in many different ways throughout. I personally feel like I’ve learned many new things as well. Going into the class I thought I was going to have to surmount a big conflict because public speaking isn’t one of my strongest suits. I do always recommend this class to all of my peers because indeed it does help with public speaking. Through the class I have improved skills, learned new ones, and even had some tough moments.

During my time at ALC, I’ve learned a lot from my peers. Prior to coming to this course, I thought I had a good understanding of how I projected the attributes and competencies of a good NCO on subordinates, peers, and my leadership. However, after discussions with my classmates about the qualities of a leader, seeing how they react in different situations, and the feedback I received from my peers about my performance has shown me a lot of areas that I can improve in as a leader.

In Journal 1, from The Alternative, Galen Leonhardy expounds what it was like during the first few months as a teacher in a brand new alternative school. Galen Leonhardy illuminates on how to be an effective teacher, and how to be a terrible teacher. Mr. Leonhardy also delivers insight into his students’ lives, along with their learning processes, and his role in it. Galen Leonhardy also justifies how using the textbooks provided is not always the best option, and how negotiation is a key principle in teaching. While reading the first journal, it brought me back to my own experiences throughout my thirteen years in public schooling. I am taken back to the days when I had Mr. Perkins, my Sophomore English teacher. He was intelligent,

I did too enjoyed this class all the material was related to serve the ELL students.  In some of readings differents strategies were point out by content teachers to instruct the ELL students. In my personal opinion,  there should be more training in assisisting and supporting ELL students in learning English. This class has been provided it me with a great source of  knowledge to teach the ELL student in more effective and efficient way.

I received an email about incomplete registration for ECON 103 in regards to the lab portion of the course, but all the lab classes are filled up from what I assume is individuals forgetting to drop both sections of the course. I'm wondering if what I need to do is show up on the first day of the class, and ask the professor which one of the labs has an open spot, or if I'm supposed to do something

For new students, you have now been at RVEC for a month, how has your experience been thus far? What are your likes and dislikes? What are your favorite classes, your worst classes, and why? What is different about you experience at RVEC than it was at your previous school? Is RVEC what you heard or thought it was going to be?

Writing takes an enormous part in our daily life: it represents in many occupations; it assists the communication and thinking skills; more importantly, it is a tool that helps us to refine, but at the same time explain our ideas. Knowing that, two months ago, I decided to register for an English class, with a pretension of advancing my writing plus reading skills. However, what I accomplished from the ENG1101 is beyond my expectation. Not only did it bring me numerous of valuable experience, but it also helped me prepare for my upcoming courses and future.

The time is spring semester 2008 and the location is Hofstra University – I was a sophomore Broadcast Journalism major growing a great disdain for that field, but didn’t know what to do. Ironically, it was during that semester that I was assigned the task of interviewing a graduate speech-language pathology student in Hofstra’s Saltzman Center as part of a career exploration video for incoming freshman. In addition to the sit-down interview, I was allowed to film her and her fellow classmates as the tended to patients. Put it this way, to say I was fascinated with the work would be an understatement. However, after speaking with advisors and financial aid counselors, it wasn’t feasible for me to change my major as I would have had to extend

Overall, I find my feedback for my AT1 in HNN215 very frustrating and upsetting which makes very sad. I think its too much for me to get a mark of 0/40 for the first criteria. According to her audio feedback when she started reading my essay “It was difficult to understand”. Most of the comment on the audio were mostly heart breaking (mostly negative comments) I know something in there I have done correctly.

In the book The Kite Runner, by Khaled Hosseini, the main character, Amir, has a rough and bumpy past that catches up with him later in his life. Amir is from Kabul, Afghanistan, and is the only child of his rich family. He lives in a above middle class house with two slaves, Ali, and his son Hassan. Almost everywhere that Hassan is able to go to, is because he is with Amir. Hassan is Amir’s protector when the neighborhood bullies come around.