dead is often by an elegy or serious reflection on their lives, usually we learn great deals from the dead even after they have passed. As people die everyday there are reflections into their lives to see what they have don’t both good and bad to learn from their lives to change ours. More often than not, you will learn the most from a person who is very influential to you and is close to you. We all lose some close to us and depending on who was lost do you understand and learn from their successes
“The turning point in the process of growing up is when you discover the core of strength within you that survives all hurt” (Max Lerner). As children begin the process of growing up they have to go difficult times and periods in order to become an adult. Even though the events may hurt, they still gain strength from those events and when then find that strength, then they begin to truly grow up. This lesson is learned throughout Harper Lee’s novel, To Kill a Mockingbird. The story takes place in
were asked what I had learned during college, I would have a hard time stating anything other than useless facts related to my classes. My commonplace book includes posts from throughout the semester that express my progression as both a student and a person. While I was rereading entries from my commonplace book, I was reminded of the dejected feeling that I had at the beginning of each unit. It was almost amusing to me to see how fearful I was of each project and then see how I gradually progressed
When reflecting back over this activity, I have learned an enormous amount of information on what is going to be expected of me at the very end of the T2T program. I am not going to lie when reading about the Kansas Performance Teaching Portfolio information and how everything was broke down. I became overwhelmed, stressed, and worried that my lessons and activities may not meet their expectations. I know they are good; I just worry about other people’s opinions when it comes to reflecting on important
Write a brief reflection on the activity (no more than 3 pages). What did you learn about yourself and others? What implications might this have on your own classroom practice? In the “Photo-Cultural-Ecological Journey” activity I learned that everyone is shaped and molded occurring to their experiences in life. I was able to perceive that regardless of how good or bad your experiences were, it serves as a life map and provides a picture of where you once were and where you are headed. The five
Reflection “Experience is the best teacher.” When I look back on my first year I have always questioned myself as to how could I possibly learn a very diverse job that requires many skills and a lot of patience in just a matter of 3 years. Not that I doubt our education system but it’s pretty wonted, I always get that feeling of doubt especially when I take on a new course in my life. After failing so many times before, I think that it just normally happens and I eventually developed a mechanism
A Study of James Allen's Book Contents Abstract 2 Introduction: James Allen Biography . 3 Lessons learned and main ideas found 4 Quotes from the book to be remembered 6 Conclusion. 7 Abstract James Allen proves that it is possible to pack dozens of valuable nuggets in a small package. The language is often lofty and dated, which in other works detracts from the material. In this case it reads like the writings of a wise old scholar, enhancing the content and its weight. More
Final Exam With only 18 weeks into school, I am personally thankful for how much I have grown in composition writing. Going into Dublin Scioto High School’s dual credit program, I only knew how to write short story analysis papers, or your run-of-the-mill story reflection. After hearing I would have wrote a total of 5000 words minimum, I was left flabbergasted. Nevertheless, the challenges faced when writing these papers gave me an abundant amount of knowledge in transitional word use, and finally
I knew I would be alright. Now, I am concluding my first year of high school. I have made some new friends, become closer with old ones. I have read new books, experienced new journeys, and overall grown as a person. I have discovered another aspect to my personality, found the side of me that procrastinates, uses less effort than should probably be used, and completely wings tests. I am uncertain about how I should feel about this side of me, but I do know that I probably should not be as proud
educational philosophies that promote a specific type or vision of education, and which examine the definition, goals and meaning of education. As a student teacher of this institution, I believe from the other philosophers who really helped me o lot on how to be more effective teacher someday. I can be more effective if I am following some of the theories of the Philosophers. The philosophy of education may be either the philosophy of the process of education or the philosophy of the discipline of education