Reflection About Education

Education has been one of the ways I have been able to add competititive advantage in my personal life. Although there are other components critical to my personal success. These include: determination, willingness to learn, and dedication. Having a great job that reaps monetary rewards is great, however, there are other factors necessary to be successful. These include my value as a human being, what do I do for others, how I am with my family, who I am as a fiancé and

Similarly, my Mother advised a great deal in my choice to continue with my education. Back in 1988, when I was seven years old, my mother graduated college with a Bachelor’s degree in Special Education. Watching her work tirelessly while trying to raise me, work full time and attempting full-time credit hours, instilled in me the desire and drive to achieve my goals. She has been my role model as a non-traditional student. She helped me achieve a workable school/work/life balance. She has been my constant cheerleader since my decision to return to college and pursue an undergraduate degree.

Education is one of the main consents in our lives. According to Google, the definitions of education is that: “the process of receiving or giving systematic instructions, especially at a school or university”,”the theory and practice of teaching”,” the body of knowledge acquired while being education” and etc. Education starts when we are in preschool and stays with us until we graduate college. My opinion of education is different of google’s definition as in it is not giving and receiving instructions but is giving and receiving information that will help you in the future, and that will allow you to move forward in life. Education doesn’t have to be exciting every single school day but it does have to hook the students and make them

In my life, education was extremely important, but not in the way as the standard dictates. My parents were not encouraging in the manner of traditional education; of course, however, the essentials were encouraged. College, sports,

Education has always been a major priority for me. I was brought up in a family that was centered on education. Both of my grandma’s were teachers. I have sixteen aunts and uncles and all but 3 of them have college degrees. Ten of those a master’s degree, and 4 of them went on to earn their PhD. My parents are both college graduates. Ever since I’ve been old enough to really understand things, they have stressed how important it is to be educated. So growing up I found education to be a vitally important part of my life. Education helps build you up. It allows you to do things that you are not able to do without an education. It is like the old saying, “education is the building block that makes America grow.” The

When I was younger one of the first things my mother told me was the significance of school and the impact it would have on my future. As I moved up in school I found it more and more difficult to stay motived and interested in school; slowly I started to give up on my grades and it was showing in my personality as well. My mother took notice to my shift in personality and my dropping grades; she sat me down and reminded me why my education was so important and she was just working three jobs just to put food on the table for me and my siblings. When my mother was younger her mother did not go to school, so she made sure her child went to school and future generations of hers. After that conversation I realized that I am taking such a wonderful

Yet my mother was a strong woman who frequently told me I could do anything I wanted to do, and I liked to listen to her rather than pay attention to the models in the society. She experienced a lot of discrimination between men and women. I learned from her that women can release themselves of male power structures. During my junior high school years my dad passed away and my mother had to work alone and from that time I learned how to be responsible since I had to stay home alone with my two younger brothers and take good care of them. Although it was a big responsibility, but my mother trusted me and told me that I am mature enough to handle it. I was proud of myself to hear that. All through my years in high school, I could hear from some relatives that I should get married by finishing the school. But my mother always taught me the importance of education and I definitely wanted to be a small fish in a big pond for a change. I studied hard to be accepted in one of the best public universities in my hometown in nursing as it was my dream to be a nurse.

"Happiness lies in the joy of achievement and the thrill of creative effort". These are the inspirational words of Franklin D. Roosevelt. Academic success has not only formed my aspirations, it has encouraged me to grow and discover who I am as an individual. Growing up as a child, I needed a lot of support from my friends and family. My father left my sister and me when I was two years old. However, my mother has taken the absolute best care of us since. Not only did she struggle financially, she also had two kids to nurture and care for. She was sixteen years old when I was born and seventeen when my sister was born. Only finishing high school, my mother has been working since then to provide all she can for us. She has always tried her hardest to put us through school and she achieved this goal despite how other people discouraged her. One of my main reasons why I strive for academic excellence is my mother. I have always wanted to achieve more than her and show that I can be the best I can because she deserves it. I want to show her that all her time and effort raising us didn 't go to waste. She is one of the main factors that drives me to do what I do today. Around 4th grade, I started to pursue playing the clarinet. I stuck with it even though it was a very challenging skill to acquire. My music ability today has allowed me to excel in multiple ways. It has increased my focus, aided with my math and reading scores, and even taught me not to give up when things got

Society gives us the idea that education is the key to success. Most well-paying jobs require degrees, and to even hold a position in our government education is a major credential to be elected. It is a way for others to confirm qualification for whatever the job may be. Yes, education is a form of qualification, but it can lead to so many opportunities. Academic success is the gateway for networking, mastering skills, and financial stability.

Overall, this is a verifiable piece that says a lot about education and the small ways that certain trends and assumptions can end up inadvertently hurting students.

Sabaah al-khayr (Good morning) and welcome to Career Direct Limited, my name is David Solomon, the head of the Training Department of this honorable company. As you already know that Careers Direct Limited is a pioneering education company with a unique method of teaching; we are established to transform young lives through training in all levels of education and through career development.

The view of education is different for every individual. As of for me, education is the highlight of my life. I was born into a family where my grandparents and my parents did not have the opportunity to get an education. My grandparents went through a time of war, famine and communism, they struggled to stay alive. On the other hand, my parents also lived through a time of communism. My parents did not have the opportunity to get an education and pursue their dreams in their lives. My parents and grandparents later in their lives came to America as legal immigrants and were pleased to start their new lives in a country of freedom. My father, as the head of the household began taking classes to learn English, so he can start working to support his family. It was a great struggle coming to a country where no one understands you. My father worked very hard as a welder, learning English and supporting his family. My mother was a stay at home mom raising my siblings and me. My parents had ten children. My mother was not able to get an education in America because she was working very hard raising her children. An addition to her hard work, as a house wife, my mother fought for my brother’s life that was battling brain cancer. My father worked long hours and worked very hard to support his family and spend many hours at the hospital with my sick brother. Watching my parents struggling, gave me a great desire to be different, and purse a career that was right for me, so one day I

(2) Class specifics: Examples- What was the most interesting, most enjoyable, and/or most important part of the class to you personally? What do you feel you excelled in the most? Describe the event or give an example. How did the class help you work toward your future educational and career goals? I had a blast with the projects we did, because I got a chance to think of new, off the wall solutions. I feel that I did well working with groups, because I liked to lead a lot of the project, but also tried to incorporate ideas from everyone. For example, in POE when we did the playground project, I had all sorts of concepts that I wanted to include but, we tried to incorporate everyone’s suggestions. Both classes really reinforce the idea of

Education is a foundation for a career and a lifestyle. It is the field of study that deals mainly with methods of teaching and learning in schools. It is defined as the process of gaining knowledge. Education is necessary because it provides the information we need rest of our lives. You need well-rounded education to be successful. Success is an individual definition and determines what education you need. Success is the accomplishment of an aim or purpose. A person feels successful when he/she achieves desired aims or attains prosperity. To be successful, we need specialized training. If you want a job you’ll need a college degree or specialized training. Education needs to include courses, diplomas, and training. You need courses to know what actually are studying about. You need diplomas because employers are looking people that are skills beyond and those that have a degree. The high school diploma is the basic diploma, you need to get a job.

While these are good values to have when starting my career as an educator, these abstract thoughts aren’t going to get me anywhere unless I am able to translate them into practice. Upon reflection about how to do so, I was able to come up with a few ways on how to get these thoughts into educational practice. One important practice is to institute effective, positive and accurate communication with parents as soon as possible. Starting off the year with parent-teacher conferences as early as possible will start off the year on a good note while finding out “as much as possible about the...family’s goals for their child’s learning and development” (YC). This will ensure that everyone is on the same page going into the year and they can