Mentee David Reflection

I hope I will be able to divulge to them many of the resources I myself have utilized to obtain my goals. Programs such as the Equal Opportunity Program which I was able to use to assist in my quest for higher education, but I would not have known about had I not had a guidance counselor provide this information to me, information on different career opportunities and how to draw on ones on skills and passions to obtain your own personal success is something I would really love to impress upon these students given the

Daniel Tammet sees the world a bit differently than most, and his uniqueness always made him stand out. His story tells of how the things that made others look down on him in his past now make him someone I and many others look up to. While his experience is so rare and only few people have gone through, somehow, his journey, his struggles, and passions are relatable. It’s quite ironic actually, while Daniel suffered from a disability which made socializing and empathy difficult, he was able to share his story in a way where I felt like I’ve had very similar experiences. I believe I loved this story so much mainly because I have quite a few things in common with Daniel. He’s a gay Christian who has a mental illness and I’m a gay Christian raised young man whose parents both suffered from mental illnesses. It was astounding to me to read about how much Daniel was able to grow personally, not even to mention the other things he was able to accomplish because of that growth.

In the play, The Crucible by Arthur Miller, Reverend Hale faces his own crucible. John Hale is minister who specializes in witchcraft. Hale comes to Salem in 1692 to examine Betty Parris. John did not fall into the ideology of “fake” witchcraft like others in Salem. He does start the hysteria that is happening in Salem when he encourages the girls to rat out on the other girls and people in town. With later regret, Reverend Hale follows his religious and puritanical beliefs. John Hale follows idea of puritanism by trying to keep the court fair, keeping god in his life, and maintaining his intellectual abilities throughout the play.

Throughout our lives we often have to make changes to accompany to other people or our situations. Adam is no exception to this statement. He has chosen to take a path less traveled and must also face the struggles that come along with his risk. Earlier in the book Adam really struggles to find a job, but thanks to a pep talk from one of the other boarders at the shelter he decided to confront the employer. Shortly after he received the job he was assigned a permanent partner, Shaun Caldwell. He was very pleased with their performance and his progress. They were a true team despite their apparent differences. Things seemed to be looking up for the new life of Adam Shepard and his journey. The job at the Fast Moving Company became an oasis from

He readily shared what he had learned when he returned to campus. Despite the age difference (6 to 8 years), I found Stanley to be held in high regard by his peers and indeed there was close cooperation instead of a coldness often accorded excellent students.

I would like to help the amazing and talented students at Richfield High School before I graduate from Normandale Community College this year. This semester, I have strengthened my understanding of various coursework such as Algebra, Pre-Calculus, Calculus, and Chemistry by tutoring in the Normandale Tutoring Center. I believe this will help me tutor the students more effectively than before. I also have acquired more leadership experiences through the Phi Theta Kappa and Leadership Through Service programs. I would like to share my advice with the senior Upward Bound students on the importance of campus involvement. All in all, it is my desire to help Upward Bound students achieve their academic goals and prepare for college life.

I want to recognize both Doctor Garmon and Ms. Hilleary King for going above and beyond the call of duty to provide patient care. There was a power outage in building 302, on July 21 2016 at 4:30 pm and a patient appointment scheduled for 5 pm in the same building with Ms. King who happened to be working an extended

This week’s meeting topics for my mentees were academic advising and planning for future semesters. I felt pretty confident with the materials with my mentees this week because of past experiences with these topics. My mentee Jennifer was interested in knowing more about her upper GE requirements, so we went over some questions that she had first and then met up with an advisor. As for my mentee David, he wanted another professors input on what major classes he should take since he was unsure of what to take still. Although, I felt knowledgeable on these topics, I still went over some recommended classes for their concentration and help brainstorm questions with them for their advisors.

In the spring of 2016, Cedarcrest High School senior Josh Budig was readying for graduation, preparing for college, and getting ready for what the future had in store for him. However, Budig was also thinking of giving back, taking a moment to give thanks to an educator who left a lasting impression upon not only him, but countless students over the years.

Maybe you still aren’t sold — okay. You try explaining what’s happening — You can’t. It is not because you’re dumb. It is because there is no reasonable explanation to be found. Repeating the mindless banality one hears from the news pundits is just another form of compartmentalization. The best people can offer are bits of accompanying facts that contribute to the rise of Trump. What makes it unbelievable is how the whole thing has been assembled.

Hello, my name is Godson Joseph I decided to take this class because I needed a historical, political or a Global perspective course as a requirement. My major is business administration and I am currently working towards my AA, I may transfer early to USC to continue my college education. Furthermore, I love football I am currently training five days a week so I can get a huge opportunity to play at the college level. But mainly I like sports, and video

Jeremiah deals with the reality that he was groomed and chosen for his position before the Lord. He grew up in Anathoth(Jer. 1:1), which if you look at the history of Israel was where the Solomon banished the old Priest Abiathar (1 Kings 2:26-27) to, so you can guarantee that there was education based on the old ousted priesthood in Jeremiah’s teaching in Anathoth. Which would have contributed to his theology of state. However, being that he was groomed for this position, identified throughout his call narrative in Jeremiah 1:4-10, he was setup to be this voice of the Lord to the people. Now, while you may say that Jeremiah was different because of his special role as a prophet, and while I would agree that does play into an extent, the role that we as God’s people are to be in the world is that of a prophetic voice for those who need to hear the Lord. Accompanying people who are going to live out the values of God and speak with the insight and revelation of the Lord will be surely met with hostility and rejection. While this idea might be surprising to some it also reveals the lack of biblical literacy because this was that case with all the prophets (those who spoke on behalf of the Lord) and to the most important representative Jesus himself. Now, I will also say that not every situation gives rise to this hostility, but it is going to definitely something that Jeremiah has to be warned about and even built up by the Lord to defend against it, however only in the

In the theoretical literature of this thesis, this dissertation has learnt that the three levels of reflection (descriptive, comparative and critical) can represent many of the classifications in terms of reflection. Of these level of classifications, reflective category one (Descriptive/technical reflective) is common for the majority of student teachers at the teacher education though category two (comparison/dialogic) is attempted by some student teachers (Colliver, 1999, Yost, et al, 2000). Very few student teachers, however, demonstrated a more open-minded approach to their experiences- an attempt to see things out of the norm, which can be taken as the third category, critical, of reflection (Yost, et al, 2000). Other authors, Hatton and Smith

The Giver is a morally driven and thought-provoking story about a young boy called Jonas who lives in a society free of crime, sadness, pain, death, music, color and love. The story follows Jonas as he receives the memories of the past, good and bad, from the current Receiver, who is called the Giver. The Giver transfers memories by placing his hands on Jonas 's forearms. The first memory he receives is of a thrilling sled ride, which he will remake in the end of the movie. Jonas discovers the dangerous truths of his community 's secret past. Armed with the power of knowledge, which he knew about from memories (Ways of Knowledge), Jonas realizes that he must release all the memories to the community to allow them to feel

Kenneth Simpson born September 15th 1967 to the late Estella Freeman and Henry Simpson. I have seven siblings Anthony, Tyrone, Leslie, Angie, Marian,, Henrietta, and Jackie. Three of my siblings are no longer here physically (Tyrone, Marian, and Jackie), but in spirit I feel them rejoicing and proud of their brother. Growing up I was destined to be great because I had positive influences from family, friends, church and other community people that wanted to see me Excel. I am very proud of my heritage, I'm very grateful to God for giving me the opportunity to serve Mankind and society as a whole. I look at my story just like a dream, a fairy tale that came true. Nothing came easy for me, but because of hard work and perseverance I'm man that I am today. It's amazing to me how God can use such a person like me that came from nowhere in Chattanooga to impact so many lives for the better. So, as I reflect today I think about all the people who have poured into my life throughout the years. I've always had confidence that God had a plan and a purpose for my life.