Pi Kappa Phi Observation Paper

On March 26, 2016, the American Indian Student Association held a Powwow at the University of Oklahoma at the Lloyd Noble Center. This event was the 102nd of its kind at the university. It started at 2pm and continued on until midnight. I arrived after the Gourd Dance and food around 6:30 pm.

Miss Ruiz de Castilla has been a member of Alpha Delta Pi sorority since the beginning of fall 2015 and is currently in History Club and Turning Point.

Social contact was a main distribution of what residents wanted within two people to be sure they were in the same social class and for safety reasons. However, the behavior of looking into one another’s eyes was a sign of being aware of each other’s presence (Anderson, 220). Eye contact is perceived as whites tending not to hold eye contact with a black individual (Anderson, 220). Although, it was very uncommon for a white man to hold eye contact with a black man, rarely it would happen where the black man would be very surprised (Anderson, 220). Today, eye contact in different situations mean different things: awkwardness, politeness, and rudeness. In my life experience, I tend to avoid eye contact when passing males at nighttime because of safety

I remember the incident during my stay in Spain. My friends introduced me to their friends and their families. My reaction to the greeting first alerted them, and then became the general fun, but I understand that for my part it was exactly a microaggression. At the moment of greeting, a person leanin towards you and thrice touches your cheek with his/her cheek, imitating a kiss, and you should greet this way with everyone. My first reaction I pulled away. The closest friend of my acquaintances perceived my reaction as a personal dislike.

Sydney Isaac is in the spring 2015 Alpha Omicron class of Phi Sigma Pi. Her big is Stanley Edwards, who is in the Alpha Xi class of Phi Sigma Pi, and her little is Aungelique Hanna who is in the Alpha Rho class of Phi Sigma Pi. Sydney was born on September 11th, 1995. She was born and grew up in Augusta Georgia where she attended and graduated from Augusta Prep. Sydney is the oldest of two brothers ages nineteen and thirteen and one sister who is ten years old. In her family Sydney admires her Father the mot because he has every characteristic she hopes to find in a husband, he is her best friend and she is able to tell him everything. Sydney is most inspired by her sister because although she has cerebral palsy she does not let it define who

In the movie, Whale Rider, there are great examples of Joseph Campbell’s article, Four Functions of Myth, which are: mystical myth, cosmological myth, social myth, and psychological myth. In the film, Whale Rider, Pai discovers her sense of self as she reinvents the Maori tribe’s creation myth to save the dying culture.

Lets get right to it, a mask is a device for deception or hide ones identity. Some mask can also be use for protection. Like a welder, a war mask protect his or her face from the heat and fire. For Lucy, its was use to conceal her identity. When wearing the costume, Lucy could be one of the kids because everyone is dress up. then mean she was a normal average kid on Halloween. More importantly, it meant she wasn't getting mock or insulted by others. It made her bold and happy for having the chance to interact with others.

Excellent research question. The participant can give a detailed account of her experience, moreover, the researcher will have the opportunity to observe the participants behavior due to the PTSD. The participants accounts and observation is part of the criteria for qualitative research.

I was the only one representing the honor society at the downtown fall welcome when this occurred. Xiomy Perez and a male were both staring at me as if to try and intimidate.

What I Expect to learn in EDUC 1300 is to Interview people. I will like to open a business and need to learn how to interview and check out people skills. the next thing about learning is my long term and short terms goals.It will help me in the future on choosing my career where I want to major in so I want wait till the last minute on selecting my goals. I'm looking forward for this class to show me more new and updated resources. I expect that class is the most important to me is to show how my work field. That i will be studying about the requirements in that area. I expect to learn not to be shy when talking to people are getting to know them . EDUC 1300 is important to know because it will take you a long ways in life. Learning

After observing the achievement wall that Mrs. Rodgers had, I also noticed that part of her Behavior Management Plan consisted of not being afraid to give honor where honor was due, or not being stingy with her praise for Excellency. Instead of tearing down a student that is misbehaving in front of the whole class, she simply praises those doing well. This concept brings confidence to those doing well, but also causes those not doing well to strive for better behavior, so they can be praise next

Although I did not look at the scanner script, I think something changed in it. The map looks different. I think this is because the observation number in the scanned_scores_2016-02-02.CSV is much bigger than the previous month. Attached is the Count score map for December. I think the monthly observation number from the scanner is less than 1,000.

As I walked toward the campus of Jackson State Community College, I could hear booming music playing, that seem like it was coming from the bookstore. I realized that the campus was a lot fuller than normal. As I got closer to the buildings of Jackson State, The walkways were filled with bolting people, and I kept getting bumped from shoulder to shoulder. As I peeled myself from the torturous crowd, I finally reached the common area. To my surprise, I found much more than a rowdy crowd.

When explaining the situation about the two 4th grade male students, they did involve a third student. However, from my observation as they were explaining their side of the story, the third person was not important. The reason to what happened between the two student involved the third person, but the third person had no input in their situation. If the two male did involve a third person, I would have to talk to the third student that is now part of their situation. It would be complicated when hearing all three students side, but it would have to be done to address the present issue.

Since Europeans and Americans often associate eye contact with honesty and respect, it is easy to misjudge others for whom steady eye contact would be a sign of disrespect. There have been cases where attempts by Puerto Ricans and Native Americans to show respect to persons in authority by not looking at them have been interpreted as dishonesty or disrespect by those accustomed to greater eye contact. Traditionally, Hopi and Navajo people generally avoid steady eye contact, as it is considered offensive, disrespectful, and rude. Racially, blacks tend to make less eye contact than whites (Adler, Elmhorst, & Lucas,