Running head: Midterm 2 My Midterm on Housing Authority of New Orleans I’m doing my internship at Housing Authority of New Orleans. It is located at 4100 Touro Street, New Orleans, La. 70122. I’m working in the HANO Client Services Department, under the supervision of Ms. Angela Harper, who holds an LMSW. Thus, Ms. Harper is the Manager in the Client Services Department. I’m interning at one of HANO’s housing sites, which is known as the Crescent Estates, formerly known as (Fisher)
Local Studies Students Performance under retention policy In 1998, University of the East College of Business Administration under her leadership was listed by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) as the number 3 top performing school with over 100 examinees. This continuous performance is the reason that it granted a second level re-accreditation by The Philippine Association of Colleges and Universities Commission on Accreditation (PACUCOA). Together with the retention
Philippine educational system has undergone numerous modifications since its very beginning. In Pre-Spanish time, education was informal and there was no room for studying. Boys were taught how to look for food and their needs by their father and girls were taught how to do household chores by their mother. They used their own alphabet called Alibata to read and write. It was composed of 17 symbols which represents the letters of the alphabet. When the Spanish conquered Philippines, education became
Sarah Gross PSY 254 / Professor Lew-Williams P012/ Clarice Robenalt Mindset Intervention Improves Adolescent Academic Achievement in Foreign Language: A Longitudinal Study I pledge my honor that this paper represents my own work in accordance with the University regulations. [Sarah Hirschfeld Gross] Introduction: The transition to adolescence can often be one of the most difficult periods in a person’s life. It is not only a period of rapid physical growth and change, but it is
Entering college introduces students to several challenges that go further than high school academics. First- year students are to understand a new social environment that they are now immersed into. Challenges that they face include transitioning to a new environment and lifestyle within a new institution, adapting to new independency and responsibilities, comprehending the distance from hometown friends and family, and involving themselves into in the career of their choice (Credé, & Niehorster
TRANSITION TO COLLEGE Entering college introduces students to several challenges that go further than high school academics. First- year students are to understand a new social environment they are in, try and fit in with other at the new institution, adapt to new things and responsibilities, comprehend the distance from hometown friends and family, involve yourself in the career of your choice (Credé, & Niehorster 2011). Students struggle with the transition from high school to college. Many students
this project I chose to complete three random acts of kindness. The first random act of kindness that I completed was done at the University of Saskatchewan campus. One afternoon, I wrote the same message on roughly 10 different flashcards. My plan for this act was to pass out flashcards with kind messages on them and pass them out to students in Murray Library. Attached to the flashcards was two mini chocolate bars. The message read “Good luck studying for midterms! You can do this. I hope this
I have known Margaret (Maggie) Nail for a little under six months. However, it did not take me more than a few conversations with her to realize that she is unlike anyone I have ever met. I am proud to say that Maggie Nail is my best friend. Maggie has character and leadership in the excess. I could go on forever detailing the dedication she has for learning, the compassion she shows to every individual she encounters, and the inspiring effect she has on anyone she meets; yet, I will limit myself
There are three extremely important events that shaped my view of life during this course. Firstly, when I was in this course around my third year, we decided to document our memories in a notebook. This was a notebook we carried around everywhere, and whenever something interesting or exciting happened, we would write it down. We got this idea from a teacher who did the same when he was a student in a similar course. It was a simple spiral bound black notebook, but every time someone said something
It’s warm and sunny in Webster, Tennessee. The day is August 16, 2017. To most of the town, it is just another day of the usual life. But to the children, the air is filled with dread. Tomorrow is the day that school starts. The young children are excited to show off all their new school supplies and summer scars. The older children dread going to school and seeing all the people they avoided over the summer. One thing is true for both ages: school is starting and there is nothing they can do to