Hermeonee Reflection

I give this movie a six out of five-star rating. How it managed to keep me on the edge of my seat the entire time is beyond me; I am still in disbelief that I was fully engaged for the entire two hours and twenty-six minutes. Although I had heard many great things about the novel, the film exceeded all of my expectations. The Natural teaches many valuable lessons about perseverance, determination, commitment, karma, relationships, and staying young at heart.

Over the course of this semester, I have learned a lot about who I am. I have discovered things that I did not know about myself. Choosing Spelman College as an institute to education myself at was only the first step that I took. Overcoming the challenges that it has brought is the second step that I am yet taking. I am slowly, but surely transforming into a Free Thinking Woman.

After my critical care HESI in October, I came up with a plan of action to help and improve my weak areas. I followed this plan to review the materials and prepare for the Exit HESI and NCLEX. The plan worked very well, but there were some part that did not. By using my HESI review book, Evolve adaptive quizzing, and Evolve case studies, I was able to get a better understanding with the weak areas. It also improved my ability to answered NCLEX style questions. I was able to review the materials, and answered questions, which allows feedback and allowing me to review on the areas that I still have to work on. On the other hand, I was not able to use the critical care textbook or listened to the old lecture liked I mentioned. This was very time

Growing up in a little South Carolina town, Chesnee taught me so much and I would never give it up for the world. I found myself humbled to the utmost of levels and with only an undersized family practice centrally located in the town, the importance of having access to health care was monumental. The doctors in this community were astounding and more so than anything, they had developed relationships with the people of Chesnee that surpassed their call of duty.

At approximately 0134 Hours, Cortez Dispatch advised me Breback, J. called 911 and hanging up. Cortez further advised that upon call back Breback, J. advised everything was ok for the moment and hung up. Sgt. Minor and I responded back to the residence, upon arriving at the residence we walked from the roadway in the dark watching the residence. The residence had all the first floor lights on and the lights on in the upstairs bedroom. I watched the residence for any signs of Breback, C. being in the residence. The two dogs located at the residence where outside barking at me. I watch Breback, J. move from the living room to the front door of the residence calling the dogs back into the residence. I watched for a short time, I did not see anyone

2016 was a year filled with substantial changes, especially for myself. Not only did I make the transition from a small high school to one of the most prestigious institutions in Texas, I discovered new characteristics and how to use them to my advantage. I have blossomed into a woman who is not afraid of taking on new challenges. I am able to take risks, assess my mistakes and develop myself in order to be a better individual for both the present and future.

For my office hour meeting, I met with my EDUC 123 professor, Cailen Birtles. This was meeting was because of the attendance policy in the class. I had missed a class due to being on vacation and had to set up a meeting. In this paper, I will reflect on how I set up the meeting, how the meeting helped me, and how I felt during and after the meeting.

This semester I learned a lot about writing in English 151. It has been a roller coaster ride with these essays for me this semester. I learned step by step how to write a good essay and how to have your readers be engaged in what you’re trying to tell them. Each essay I did has taught me something valuable I can take to the next level of English. I feel as if as the semester went by I did not take my writing that seriously and that reflected in my grades I received in each essay. It made me a better student and writer and it will reflect next semester. In this essay, I will reflect on what I learned throughout this semester that you should apply in your writing when you begin English 151.

This week at Trevecca Health and Rehab, I set with Lekia and watched her use the ECS system some more. I learned that the system is set up to scan x-ray results but not lab results. Also, last week I stated that while the majority of their information was electronic, something’s were still on paper. Each patient still has a physical chart, in the charts is discharge summaries, physician order scope, post forms, etc. This is done because patients see physicians outside of the facility and they do not have access to the ECS system.

Since the first story of the unit is about a girl named Maria who moved from Puerto Rico to New York City with her father. Maria is slowly transitioning to her new life in Spanish Harlem when her mother comes from Puerto Rico to offer her to move back to Puerto Rico. Throughout the story, the students are able to view Maria slowly transitioning becoming a New York Rican like her fellow neighbors. Additionally, a text that would work hand in hand with this story would be The Challenge of Graduating On Time for Newcomer Immigrant Youth in New York City High Schools. The article states how obstacles for newcomer immigrant youth to graduate from high school on time. Moreover, the students must read and annotate any information that resembles Maria’s situation or even their own experiences. Lastly, when students annotate and read the article they will have a group discussion, sharing all the differences, similarities, and disadvantages of moving to a new country.

I, Hannah Herzog, am very happy to be here today to be confirmed in my Christian faith that I started learning about at a young age. I have learned very much through my life, having gone to church every Sunday and attending Youth Group on Wednesdays since 4th Grade. I plan on always continuing to learn more whenever and wherever I can to be able to grow in my faith.

My goal is highly challenging as creating the magazine would require extensive knowledge and understanding on a topic which I have minimal knowledge in, as psychology is not a subject in the MYP curriculum. I had no prior experience in creating a magazine, from design to publishing. I must work out details carefully, constructing logical timeframes. My unfamiliarity on the topic and selected media defines a highly challenging

Within the text, I really didn’t have a take for many of the other stories besides Candide itself, which seemed to be the highlight of the stories as it seems to be more humane based compared to the others. When looking at the other stories, I felt that many of them strayed from key ideas of humanity and relatableness that didn’t really make me want to read them. For this reason, I’ve focused more on understanding Candide since it was a very odd and compelling story that I both took joy in reading along with a bit of confusion. Throughout it, I’m often surprised with how the story goes not because it is complex,but because it takes some weird turns in terms of plot. For instance, we see that many characters “die” but within just a little bit later they are suddenly alive for some random reason even though they should be dead. It kind of brought an odd feeling as I was reading not only because elements similar to this were scattered about the story, but the story itself was also comprised of many irregular elements.

“Once you learn how to die, you learn how to live” (Albom 82). This is a famous aphorism from Morrie Schwartz and for good reason. It informs people that they never truly did everything they wanted until they couldn’t. This inspires people to think more thoroughly and act upon their dreams and wishes. Morrie is a retired professor who has been diagnosed with ALS, a disease in which the brain’s messages to the parts of the body are cut off, resulting in loss of mobility, but no change in the ways the brain functions and thinks. After hearing this tragic news one night, Morrie’s former student, Mitch Albom, reunites with his favorite professor from college. The pair met every Tuesday up until the heartbreaking day of Morrie’s death. Mitch then went on to tell the great lessons taught by his past teacher in the form of an inspirational novel. Morrie of Tuesdays with Morrie teaches people to live life through staying focused on the present, accepting love, and not allowing society to change one’s values.

As a former co-worker and adviser, I decided to observe Carmen Macias from East Los Angeles College (ELAC). I wanted to interview her because I knew first hand of her impressive work ethic. In addition, she serves at an institution that services students who come from my home high school of South Gate, CA. ELAC is located in Monterey Park and is one of the nine community colleges apart of the Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD). The class profile consist of first year students who are a part of Adelante, a first year student program. Many of the students in the class are in a cohort and will be taking various classes together. The classroom itself is in a horseshoe style seating. When talking to Carmen about the purpose of this,