Interventions. I Have Worked With Catherine, Lily Cate’S

The word hoarding was originally used to describe the behavior of animals storing food for future use, and then moved into use as a descriptor of human behavior. There are also different types of hoarders. These include Clinical compulsive hoarding, OCD or perfectionist hoarding, animal

The essay “On Dumpster Diving“, by Lars Eighner is based on a man who speaks of his survival as a homeless man accompanied by his dog named Lizbeth. Not only does he explain his strategies living out of dumpsters, but also the lessons he has learned as a scavenger. Most importantly I think the true message he was trying to get across is that we waste way more then we think we do, it’s in our nature.

Pollution is an issue that could potentially cause damage and recycling conveys an important role. An issue we currently phase is trash segregation, students aren’t recycling or separating trash as they should. As mentioned earlier, mindset is just as important as action - they have careless, ignorant mentalities. What my project proposes, are two main part the action and the mentality transformation. The action idea is to develop as community service recicle trashcans with that from the outside look the same as what its entering in them, an example could be a trash can full that physically look like a plastic bottle, so students only troth there there plastic

While the activity was heartfelt, educational and rewarding to all involved, this show and tell should have been in the form of pictures, not left in the front of campus for the entire community to see. Tomorrow, the same people who visited our campus today will witness the same pile of wet trash. A clean-up activity entails pick-up and disposal. We had one mama-san on campus today, and her supervisor instructed her to leave the trash as she wasn't able to remove it all by herself.

When a child has experienced a crisis or trauma, the play therapist should consider intensive play therapy in which the child is scheduled for play therapy sessions two or three times a week for the first two weeks in order to speed up the therapeutic process (Landreth, 2012).

On one occasion, Jordan and Geoff helped build a recycling station at their school. They decorated each recycling bin by painting vivid images of the materials that were to be placed inside. They covered one bin with pictures of plastic bottles and another with metal food cans.

The members of the recycle club will collect recycled items that teachers/students have placed in a separate container from each room. These items will be transported to the designated area once they are collected. Students that participate in the program will receive community

It has become a habit for people to be throwing away containers and or plastic bottles , many people like Sarah don’t seem to notice that throwing away different kinds of plastic when you think it’s just trash or just throwing it away in the wrong trash can. Americans today tend to believe that throwing away plastic idem’s can affect many people and or even animals without no shelter .

Also, the behavior of those who litter. People want trash to seem indiscernible to themselves and the aroma that the trash carries, so they do so by littering or relinquish the trash and leaving it there, which isn’t right.

In order to reduce littering in Briarwood, one way is to make contact with the residents who have lived there most of their lives; the school within the neighborhood should raise awareness through a community day. Essentially, it would be taking the job of all the environmental clubs, but put it in one day. This day would be a school day, but instead of learning hypothetical subjects, they would learn about the potential risks of not cleaning up in Laurel, and get the chance to show what they learned. The demonstration part will have the students create their own project ideas to clean up the neighborhood, and to inform others. With an adult and a group, they would choose the best solution out of all proposed solutions, then get it approved.

“There has been great progress within this community in the amount of materials diverted from the landfill for reuse and recycling. I ask people, often students, do you know what happen to you trash. If not, find out. Think about where it goes and when you are done, and whether you wants piles and piles of trash everywhere. Don’t think someone else is going to do it. Know that you can do it, and when you do, it sets an example for others to follow”, she

Turn your trash into someone else’s treasure and put a little cash in your own pocket.

I thought it was a good idea to have Ms. Orbach prep the living for the Cleaning Services. She has a lot of bins with toys, shoes clothes, and other fabrics. There is a smell lingering for some of the bins where the cats used the bathroom. I had her start in the front of the living room where the flyers are mostly at, the shoe bins. I had her divide the shoes in to a three piles, Keep, May Keep and Donate. Ms. Orbach did not want to throw any of the shoes.

place. Now they hang in a toothbrush holder. That's right, her best friends, the toothbrushes, finally

I personally feel that we have been conditioned and trained since elementary school to pick up our own trash. We already have table washers at lunch and if we spill anything we go get a mop and wipe it up. If we add an extra 15 minutes a day doing these simple things that we already do, it’s just a waste of instructional time lost in the day. These 15 minutes really add up