Observation Reflection Paper

Writing an observation paper on myself is kind of difficult for me. I did learn a lot over this past five weeks in this course. The assessment test helped me out to understand what type of team member I am in the workplace and also with my group. The reef and heart transplant exercise was very thought provoking and you really have to take your time with understanding what you considered important with the surviving a ship wreak and also who would think it would be important as far as getting a heart transplant.

We all have things we do to help us relax at the end of the day. Some people have an alcoholic drink, while others smoke a cigar or a cigarette, or relax and watch television. Now people these days go to a place called Coffee Rush every day after work to get away from their hectic life. When arriving at Coffee Rush, the aroma of freshly ground up coffee beans is in the air along with the bustle of everyone in the shop, and the baristas making the drinks. Everyone in the shop is in a good relaxing mood drinking coffee. As you sit down on the cold metal chairs, you are in a different world, a world away from reality with no cliques or stress and acceptance between all.

In Observation, chapter 12, Gift and Task of Salvation are internal faith towards God. Listening to some of the ways that the author has presented the gifts and task in and out of scripture, I would like to live and thank God repeatedly rather than the preach it to people. The flow of positive prayer energy is always high. People will pick up on this energy. I say the belief of salvation is the application in the face of tough tasks, non-believers, and to energize believers. The question I have here is how long can I show an interest and keep asking and living like Christ? Does it pay off in people’s faces action and will my body react differently?

I sat and observed my surroundings on campus I observed some really interesting things. As soon as I started my timer I immediately noticed a common situation of my generation. The first thing I saw happened was a group of boys staring at one girl, just one and I thought to myself why are they all staring at one girl for such a protracting period. The ratio was 6:2, I didn’t understand why they never approach her they just stared at her as if it was a challenge to see who was the “bravest man of all”. As time progressed I noticed a girl standing all by herself with such a confused daze as if she was lost another girl approached her pointed her in the right direction then sparked a conversation. It was such a comfort and reassurance to witness a selfless act of humanity.

The second field observation performed took place on the second and third floor of the CSUMB Chapman Science Academic Center. Under the concept of feminism, the purpose of the study is to observe how female students dedicate and excel in math and science program degrees at Cal State Monterey Bay. Another important observation is woman continuing to become independent and truly taking advantage of their right and opportunity of pursuing higher education.

Officer BOWMAN and myself observed a male with an unsteady gait while he walked. The male was observed in the area of the LYRIC. We attempted to relocate the male with difficulty doing so. We eventually found him stumbling while he walked northbound on the unit block of North Chestnut Street.

On Sunday 10/15/17 at 1300 hours I was dispatched to a found property report at 6401 Elizabeth Ave SE in the City of Auburn, Pierce County, WA. Dispatch advised the reporting person, Linda Helm, said she found a backpack and laptop computer, which were next to a garbage can at the park across the street from her residence.

For years I passed up a billboard on a busy highway in my town that read “Want to teach?.... When can you start?” I never thought anything of it, and it didn’t really register that the billboard was speaking to me until one day it did. I had what I have come to know as a “come to the carpet” moment with myself. I realized that in my current job I could help a few, but in becoming an educator I could pour kindness into others that I would like to see more of in our current trying times. Of course there is a lot to be done, and it is my deepest desire that I join the forces of dedicated individuals who become masters of education such as the teacher I will write to you about today.

I don’t remember since when I got the habit of observe other people in public place, passengers on the bus, my teachers, my classmates, my friends, people on the streets and among everything else that I could observe. But since I move to America, It have been difficult for me to make conversations with other people due to my English. I became shy and avoid to make conversations. Because I don’t talk to people around me so the only thing I can do is watching them. Whether in class or in a restaurant or any public place, I usually pick a corner spot where I can observer most of people there. Day by day, my habit became more and more of a hobbit. I start to enjoy watching other people and I realize that I could learn so many

A month before I graduated from high school I signed up for a volunteer program with the intention of changing the world. I spent my life savings on a plane ticket, and the obvious food and homestay finances. After everything was set in stone I decided to tell my parent about how I was going to Peru to volunteer. She was filled with many different emotions but overall she was happy that I was trying to give back to the world.

Our service learning project, was to conduct surveys for student athletes. The surveys were about the athletes and their tie to the community. Our goal was to get at least 200 surveys completed. Besides getting the surveys completed we also had to get their school Z numbers are proof.

As some children grow, they may find themselves in the presence of an educator more than their biological parents. For these students, the relationship they forge with their educators are fundamental and invaluable. It is because of this relationship that students forge with an educator, or lack thereof in some circumstances, that students make the decision to enter the education profession as a “teacher”. The majority of individuals who enter this profession, do so with the mindset of creating bonds with students and preparing them for life. I, myself, wish to enter the education profession. This is due, in part, to some fantastic educators that I have had the privilege of knowing and the absence of a firm familial

The school that I am observing has an enrollment of 561 students. Out of the 561 students, only 42% qualify for free/reduced lunch. There is still little to no diversity in this school. 90% of the school’s students are white. However, in addition to the 90%, there are an additional 9% of students in this school that are to be considered a part of a minority group. Only 2% of the school’s population is Hispanic, and another 5% is African American. The teacher to student ratio for this school is 18/1. This ratio is higher than the average student to teacher ratio in Missouri, and that ratio is 14/1. Furthermore, the percentage of students with IEP’s that attend this school is 11.5%. Surprisingly, there is only on student in the entire school

Observing a classroom has a certain metaphysical edge. Merely by your presence and watching, you cannot help but feel that you are somehow changing or influencing the class and the students that make it up. My observations took place in two settings, the first and my primary observation source, was at Children’s Garden Montessori School in El Cerrito, my daughter’s school, it is a private pre-school with children ages two to five. My second observation was the Fit Kids program at my local Berkeley YMCA, this program was created for

As children, we absorb information and learn from experiences that mold us into who we are. Many individuals impact a child’s life, but the most powerful and influential role lies in a devoted teacher, a teacher provides growth to students as a gardener would to a garden of flowers. Each child can bloom into a thriving flower so long as you water their garden with optimism, love, patience, and guidance. Throughout my educational experiences I was lucky enough to have educators who poured their knowledge and optimism into me, and now I would like to reciprocate that back to students who are in the position I was once in. Balancing life and school is hard enough for a student, but a powerful and caring teacher can steer you in the right direction. In this autobiography you will read about my educational background, experiences that influenced my decision to become a teacher, and what I believe the role of a teacher should be in a student’s life.