Personal Narrative: A Career As A Biologist

I chose to critically analyze the argumentative Sean Curtis’ essay, “Why Cats Make Better Pets Than Dogs.” Curtis is essentially saying that keeping cats is better than dogs. His position is that it is easier to keep cats in the house than would a dog. As much as he loves dogs, he claims that keeping them as house pets is as daunting as having a baby. Mr. Curtis argues that having a dog around changes one's life drastically. This is opposed to cats which are easy to manage. He further affirms that dogs need to be constantly fed, walking with them during winters and one’s free time, and more attention. This is opposed to cats which are easy to manage. In this regard, I concur with Sean Curtis

I remember being awaken by the loud commotion going on from the living room, so I decided to go check. I went out calling for my parents, but to my surprise, I only saw my mom on the phone crying from the reflection of a mirror. I wondered where my dad was. I got closer towards the living room and stood by the wall. I witnessed my dad sitting down on the floor having trouble to breath complaining about chest pain while my mom stood next to him. I closed my eyes in fear. I then heard something calling me to open my eyes. It was a siren that got louder and louder each second. I stood up and saw red lights shining through the window. There was a knock at the door and my mom went to open the door. Two men and a woman came through the door in navy

Through life I have had no Idea what I was going to do as a career. At one point, I wanted to be a Doctor; at another point a Marine Biologist; and a teacher, a nurse and the list goes on. I have a love for learning and the more I learn the happier I have felt. Over the course of many years I have learned a great deal in various areas, still not sure of where I wanted to settle on as a career. Till now with my current employment with the local library.

Ever since I can remember I have stayed busy by participating in every activity I could get my hands on. Spending so much of my time working on getting that perfect pass, mastering a triple pirouette, and focusing on school  has taught me what it means to have a hard work ethic. Through being involved in so much and having many people’s support I have learned who I want to be. My grandmothers have impacted my life in unimaginable ways and encourage me to strive for what I want to be: a marine biologist.

School is out! I ran and zipped through the back door into my safe haven. I leaned against the deciduous tree and watched as the graceful, draped foliage of this ornamental tree flowed in the cool brisk air. I sat there for a bit taking in the scent of freshly mowed grass and wet dirt, then I jumped up with excitement. A sudden, small burst of movement caught my eye. I followed the movement and walked steadily, cautiously, and carefully so as to not startle the creature, much like a tiger stalking its prey. The creature moved its head slightly and flickered its tongue, tasting the air. I moved close, and imitating my idols, I quickly placed my thumb gently but firmly on the head of the snake and my index finger under its head and picked it

I have learned a lot about writing in my short time here at Chana. Such as how to cite sources, put together a research paper, and set up a short story, as well as many other things. In this course of study, I wrote a six page paper on Project MKULTRA. Writing this paper taught me to be patient with writing and do extensive research before you actually start writing. It also taught me that writing about something you are interested in makes you work better and results in the finished product being a lot better and not forced. During this class I also wrote a short story about a kid that dreamt of being the best skater in his town, writing this story taught me that even if you don’t think you can write a story, the story will write itself if you have good ideas to support it. I believe my strengths as a

Hi Mrs. Carlin this is Jurnee Alexis Carter! I am so excited to be taking AP Biology for my senior year science. I remember being in B2 biology freshmen year and it was one of my favorite classes of my entire year. I love biology and everything about biology. My last science teacher was Ms. Yates for Chemistry Advanced. Chemistry was a very interesting subject but the style of how the teacher taught the subject was not helpful to me. A lot of the time she would be more bitter about life then actually teaching the subject in a helpful manor. I also took Anatomy and Physiology my junior year. Anatomy was one of my favorite classes since I find everything about the body so amazing I enjoyed every single part of the class. During sophomore

This program reinforced my motivation to pursue my interest in biology in college. I plan to continue research throughout college and pursue a Ph.D in biological

While you may have the financial bandwidth to hire a professional writer, it’s massively important that you cultivate this skill within yourself.

When I interact with someone or the environment I am using the science of biology. The meat I eat was likely given GMO food and that is biology at work to try and feed the world. When ever I look at a banana I remember that it’s basically a man made plant and through the science of biology we were able to create it. Lastly medicine, with out biology I might have died for the onslaught of illnesses that I contracted as a baby. In the future I know medicine will advance and get better but biology’s biggest obstacle will be dealing with a second Spanish Flu and food in stores will be modified to be better and I might one day eat lab grown meat.

The reason why I want to develop as a writer is that writing is one of the necessary skills an employee (or a student) should have, and great writings create many

Being home educated throughout the duration of high school, I found that much of my education came from being self motivated and self taught. Having come from a family that was focused on education and my social skills—my Father with a Bachelor 's in education, and my mother teaching my brother and me at home—I felt strongly about reading and gaining knowledge in various areas of interest. However, I excelled most expediently in any coursework that had a creative or expressive quality to it. These were the mediums that felt the most natural. Although I was initially a slow writer, my proficiency began to evolve during my time in community college, when I took a composition class with a professor that strongly encouraged me to express myself through my creative writing.

Writing takes up a significant portion of high school English classes. However, it often becomes monotonous as teachers assign the same types of assignments throughout middle and high school. It is beneficial to students to write research papers and works of fiction, however, in their high school years it becomes increasingly vital for them to learn both how to create stories and how to communicate in the professional world. In high school, young people begin entertaining ideas about possible career paths, as well as pursuing internships and opportunities related to the fields they find interesting. This requires that they become adept at creating

Having a pet is a wonderful idea. Pets bring companionship, personality, and gut wrenching humor to households across the world. Having previously owned both a cat and a dog, and currently being without a pet, I began to think about getting a new furry friend. Born a dog lover, and bred into a cat lover, I had the difficult decision of choosing one of the two.

In an average household, consisting of the parents and their children, it is quite common to see an extra member of the family – the domestic pet. Truly, there are many kinds of domestic animals that have been adopted into the homes of individual families across the globe: fish, dogs, cats, horses, hamsters, etc. Out of the countless number of kinds of pets, dogs and cats earn a special place in people’s hearts; they are the most popular. Though they both are highly valued among their owners, cats and dogs remain in an ongoing popularity contest. Some people believe cats are superior to dogs, while others hold the opposing view that dogs hold higher rank than cats. Cats, however, are indeed the more superior species of domesticated pets rather than their canine counterparts for two important reasons.