Reflective Essay On Homework

The rooms were inviting, and the students were engaged in learning. I quickly noticed that having a positive, and inviting classroom environment is of upmost importance for successful student learning. As the students walked through the second grade classroom they were greeted with a hug. When the students’ finished their morning work, the chimes signaled the students to line up, and transition to their first class of the day which is Science. This is where I was able to observe both Mrs. Stanford, and Mrs. Taylor

Learning can be fun and informational. Smaller steps towards hands-on learning can be allowing students to choose how they learn because all students learn in different ways. I am a primarily kinesthetic learner. Reading about specific topics are not as effective for me as doing something with my hands. In biology, for example, I can read a textbook, but I get more out of corresponding labs. Allowing students to have autonomy over their own education is essential. Through hands-on learning or choice, students will become excited about learning. The more interested the student is, the more engaged they will be and the more they will learn. Additionally, the more autonomy they have over what they’re learning, the more they will be invested.

When the children walked into the classroom, they all seemed excited and eager to start their day. Miss Suzy greeted each student with respect and a smile on her face. Every child seemed to know where

In WPC 101 this semester I learned that I need to work on my public speaking skills. Over the course of this semester there was many assignments where I had present to the class. I learned that I need to fix common habits I do while presenting. I often say the word “like” while public speaking and I tend to lose my train of thought. Additionally I learned that my true passion is helping other people. My classmates would often ask for help on math and whenever I was able to resolve their questions I felt very proud of myself. Being able to help my peers has motivated me even more to get a degree in law because like to help small business’ defend themselves from a legal standpoint. Lastly, I learned that organization is my strongest skill. Being organized allows me to think more clearly and get tasks done more quickly.

This essay is a reflective account on my experience within the introductory period of my practice when caring for a patient. The essay will give the definition of reflection. This reflective essay will help me demonstrate how my experience in practice has helped me achieve one of the learning outcomes in my learning plan, (appendix 1). Driscoll (2000) will be used as a reflective model. The essay will explore what (description of events) so what (analysis) and now what (action plan). This essay is going to reflect on the importance of good communication with patients.

The teacher begins her math lesson with all her students sitting orderly before her. She then explains their lesson plans for the day and reads them a story book that was associated with their lesson. The begining of her lesson was quite effective because she had all her students sit quietly before her with no distraction. Throughout her lesson she had her students participate individually, so they could understand it on their own. Using this method,

While observing my second five hours, the classroom does not always run smoothly, 2ND grade students may not always see eye to eye. After finishing their math lesson for the day and putting away their materials and getting ready for math, Mrs. Ryan asked three students to please collect their whiteboards from their group and put them back where they belong. As each student did as they were told to do so, a boy placed the whiteboards how he thought they should look. However, a girl walked over with her groups and corrected the way they were. He yelled at the girl and told her to sit down and get away from the boards. She ran away in tears and sat down at her desk. As Mrs. Ryan realized what was happening she took order of her classroom and pulled

I can honestly say, my writing skills have never been good, and taking this class has challenge me to grow in my writing by teaching me different writing techniques. This class has helped me in so many ways, not only has it thought me how to format and essay, but it showed me how to write my ideas and explore my options. I know that what I learn from this class will help me in my future, when writing letters, emails, and even my resume. I also really like that it gave me a My writing lab, which really helped me work on my grammar. My suggestion for future students who take this class, read all the resource the teacher gives you, as well as take time to read the books. Find a place where is nice and quiet, where you can let all your ideas flow

Ever since I got into composition one, I was always that person that didn’t know how to set a proper process of the essay. I have tried going different varieties method how to set multiple essay in high school but my teacher never bothered to help me. There was sometimes that I did not like writing essay because I knew I was going to fail anyways. I struggled when it comes to writing essay but that didn’t stop me from succeeding. I was a little bit concerned so I had no choice but to give it all in for my best. I wanted to show my professor that I could be able to write one of the best essay I ever wrote in class. It was an eight week courses and it was tough for me to keep up with the essays. I believe that I have learned a lot in this course especially doing the MLA format.

I was elected as the representative of my homeroom twice, in 2014 and 2015. I undertook this activity as I was interested in testing my skills to coordinate different events involving the homeroom throughout the school year and gain experience in communicating effectively with others to learn how to compromise in different situations. From this, I developed an ability to coordinate different people and events, compromise with teachers and students, time management and effective communication. I also developed a broadened awareness of the people around me, and empathise with them. In helping them through their personal struggles, I strengthened my problem solving skills and my relationships with others. This is valuable because any profession

Writing has been a challenge for me. After reading the feedback you gave me for my essays, I realized how bad my writing was. While reading my journal, I found the following note: “I was able to summarize and to point out the main ideas of what the authors were trying to say”. Obviously, I did not know how to incorporate those ideas to my argument. Analyzing the articles I was reading and using evidence to support my argument was an issue as well. I struggled with the structure & organization of my essays and making my paper longer. My paragraphs were disconnected, and I had trouble establishing my thesis. I had lot of work to do so that my portfolio revision could be at least, acceptable. To write a better essay, I had to understand what the authors were trying to say and the only way I could understand these articles was by annotating. We talked about this technique in class at the beginning of the semester. And to be honest, I did not use it until now. My first attempt of writing the conversation paper was a complete disaster. My writing was confusing, and my ideas were vague. How could I write a good paper if I had no idea what the authors were trying to say?

Writing is a very important part of everyday life whether it be at your job or taking college courses. Haven taken this class, I have learned where my writing is “slacking.” I have definitely learned what I should work on the improve my writing to help. Small grammatical errors are definitely one thing I struggle with and learned to improve. Research papers have always been a challenge for me. I have never done well with them but this class has helped so much with better understanding how they’re done. I also learned some new things that I have never heard of before in the writing world. I have taken so much from this class that I can use to greater my writing in future situations. Studying Law is definitely a major that will require further

A critical need my community lacks is unity. Many people do not know each other or do not try to familiarize themselves to the community. It is important You learn a great deal of things about what you can do to help your community. You to get to know the communities people, history, and issues. Tutoring kids is one of my favorite activities when doing community service. I have been tutoring kids for almost two years now. I started when I was in my senior year in high school at first I did it for the hours but now that I am in college I continue to tutor children because it was a great experience to share your knowledge with others. Tutoring kids to learn is an inspiring and fulfilling feeling to have. When a student's’ parents or teachers

I have learned and changed much from when I first entered college. There have been many events and situations that I experienced that aided in making more mature, and improve as a person. The past year has been somewhat of a transformational period.

When I arrived at the classroom, Mr. Art was in the room and appeared to be picking up a stack of books. He told me that the class was out at lunch and that when the class returned, they would be splitting into two groups. The 6th graders would be staying in the classroom with another teacher to work on math and the 5th graders would be going with him to another room to work on a few different subjects. Since the students were not currently in the room, I took this time before my observation to get a layout of the room and note all the information that was written on the whiteboard. I looked around to see what was on student’s desks and what materials seemed to be available to students in the classroom. The student’s desks were in a pod like