The Basic Foundation For My Life

On the second section, I would like to describe myself as conscientiousness with the score of 30. I am an organized and hard working person, I give more than I'm supposed to give to at work, and I challenge myself to exceed the desired goal in my work.

Sequence: When I use sequential pattern on a use first basis I feel most comfortable, knowing that if I follow everything step-by-step makes completing assignments from beginning to end without interruption go smoother. Using sequential pattern in my household makes things easier,

I use sequence as needed. I usually tend to think about a situation before I decide which pattern to use. I evaluate the task and base my pattern on what needs to be done. I am able to use sequence comfortably enough but I do not usually organize or plan things out unless I need to. When using sequence I really have to sit down and think about what it is I am being asked to do, and then plan the best course of action. I take my time and try to make sure I am staying on task and following steps to complete the task successfully. Using sequence can be somewhat frustrating for me because I don’t always like sticking to a plan I prefer to just do whatever works for me, but there are situations I have learned from experience that do require some degree of planning. Going back to the example I used during this week’s discussion, I plan things like when my husband and I move from base to base. I plan this because there are a lot of steps and details that can and will get over looked if we don’t take the time to figure everything out beforehand. I learned from our first move that we need to do this in order to be successful and not have last minute issues arise, such as us being unable to ship my vehicle due to specific restrictions from our financing company. We weren’t given any information before hand and didn’t find this out until it was too late for us to be able to do anything about it. This is what taught me to research all the information and have my husband ask things in

To begin breaking ground on his leadership skills, the smart choice is to go with chronological order.

I agree that I use sequence when needed because at times I do like to organize things that goes on in my life and at other times I feel like I just want to jump into tasks with no particular order. An example in which I used sequence is when I plan vacation trips. I am the type of person that wants complete control of the planning so I can make sure everything is in order and not chaotic. On my most recent trip to Atlantic City I had to make sure we had our whole trip planned out from the time we ate dinner to the time we woke up in the morning. I also had to read reviews on everything before I consider going. If something was to go off schedule it would freak me out a little.

Sequence(30)Use first. This did not really surprise me, I want “clear directions” before I start any task especially in my work situations. I work at the high school level as an “Inclusion Specialist” although my job description says one thing, my daily job working with students are completely different. I don’t like hidden agenda’s, especially when it affects my positive attributes that I bring to the table.

Sequence is one of the four features I should use first . I use this learning pattern every day. I remember when I was in high school I definitely put my agenda book to use. The act of writing it out helped me remember and I knew if I forgot any details I could always refer back, if necessary. I am always planning and organizing my thoughts. For example, I list my bills from most important to least important then I will factor in my income. Therefore, I can have an educated guess on my Financial stability.

SEQUENCE PATTERN (31) USE FIRST: I had no doubt that I use sequence first because I am a well-organized person and very detailed oriented. I am the type of person that whenever there is a assignment that needs to be completed or done. I will need clear direction that is relevant to the task giving in order for me to organize my steps to have it complete. I have to plan ahead and strategize before I tackle any tasks so I can fully understand the information. I need time to complete my work so I set a schedule for everything since I thrive on a well-organized life. I also enjoyed finishing anything that I start because it gives a sense of accomplishment when I deliver what was expected of me.

Strategic thinking an area of great strength for me, scoring highest in the areas of Leaner, Ideation and intellection aligns with relationship building and offers a strong sense of people. Being a learner; I enjoy studying others as well as processes. It is difficult for me to just “settle” I must know what it takes; how to accomplish a task; what motivates others and the outcomes of such. Along with this I grow bored easily; I would not do well in a mundane position where the same tasks are required day in and day out.

It also helps me to schedule the time to do my assignments and work at the same time. When faced with a tough assignment, I was able to utilize my Sequence to get clarification of what the assignment is asking me to do and order the steps I needed to take to complete it. My Precision Learning Pattern drives me to get all of the information that I need to make informed judgments concerning my assignments. With Precision, however, I use my Technical Reasoning Learning Pattern to regulate how much information I truly need. It allows me to recognize what information is relevant and what is not. Also, Technical Reasoning as my "as needed" has been an asset to my success in the class by helping me understand how to make my LCI results work to my advantage. I have used my Confluent Learning Pattern to brainstorm ideas during assignments and it has also been an asset in thinking outside of the box. Understanding the four different patterns allows me to choose the pattern or patterns that I need to apply to certain assignments and situations. By becoming aware of my Learning Patterns and my unique combinations, I am beginning to understand and utilized all of my Learning Patterns to become an intentional learner. Academically and everyday life, my Learning Patterns are working together to help me understand and connect information in the world around

This approach seems to happen almost simultaneously and feels spontaneous at work or home. Once I have an idea of what to do and an order of actions, I am comfortable with getting through a challenge. My basic inclination at work, to think logically and sequentially, is because most work challenges are reoccurring. I see a pattern to my thinking. After my first happy, sad, frustrated, or overwhelmed emotions, I look at the situation or assignment, try to understand the objective, try to find the pieces, and try putting the pieces in order so that I can handle the new or additional tasking

I am absolutely positive that her highest score would be confluence. I would say My mom uses this patter “USE FIRST”. She always thinks outside the box. She will only follow given directions if absolutely necessary. She is very “straight to the point” and hates access information. She is one of the most creative women I have ever met and she works well alone. When she makes her earrings she said it brings her peace and it gives her a chance to sort out her thoughts.

age of 13, after I participated in a religious, cultural ceremony, a foundation was laid

Sequence is significant to my way of living because I use it on a day-to-day basis’s. I would like to have clear and precise directions in everything I do. I like to make sure I do things correct the first time around. I get disgruntled if I’m not allotted enough time to do my work neatly. I can speculate that I am a people pleaser; I want to know that I’m meeting the instructors or teammates

My mom once told me when I was young and ignorant, “Faith is the foundation of a beautiful friendship with the one person who will always remain by your side”. These words were expressed even more profoundly every Sunday in the echoing corridors of a small church by a priest I had yet to know or even care about. Preaching with his perplexing words in which I could only muster barely a fourth of my full attention span listening to. Thus, the term faith did not exactly resonate with me until many years later. My early years were filled with the teachings of the bible in Sunday school and later on as well in middle school during Friday night sessions. Unfortunately, my mom was an extremely strong enforcer of our faith for she was also raised Catholic from birth, but my dad on the other hand has a more scientific approach to how the world came to be. The years I spent in Sunday school blurred into an everlasting line of bleak nothingness just a ticking clock waiting till an end. Even today I do not remember anything that occurred within those taxing sixty minuets of constant bible studies it’s as though I lost the key to the inner workings of my childhood. Nonetheless, there have always been unbelievably great role models in my faith such as my mom, youth ministers, and friends who encourage me to be open to my faith. However, it’s always been my own restrictions that prevent me from furthering my relationship with God. So when my sister suffered her first severe