Valencia College Semester Analysis

My observation for the spring semester was placed at Pine Richland High School. I was able to watch over John Dolphin’s twelfth grade British literature course. John Dolphin has been teaching at Pine Richland for the past eighteen years. I went to observe his class three times. Two out of three of those visits I was able to be at the school all day long to really get the feel of the way it is like to be at the school all day and seeing the difference of his eight classes. Throughout my time there I learned different strategies on how to keep the students involved, the way that a school of this size is ran, and the difference of how John taught compared to my previous observation teacher.

UNC Charlotte has made a significant impact on my undergraduate career because this campus has an abundance of resources, a helpful staff, a diverse atmosphere, and plenty of opportunities for campus involvement. This university has a variety of staff, all of which have been helpful in my college experience. They are excellent about working with students so they can gain the most out of their educational experience. For example, when I have sought out more information on which portion of Spain to go to, so that I may improve my Spanish fluency, my professor was extremely helpful. She sat down with me and explained about what it is like living in Spain, tips for where to go, and what to expect from the different regions. This valuable information

There are many eerie stories in the Mexican culture. I didn't grow up with a grandma, so I didn't really know that story, till a few years ago. Well this is a short version of the story, la Llorona was a gorgeous young lady, she got married and her husband didn't give her attention. Her children got all the attention, and she got very jealous, so she drowned her kids in a river. So, to this day people say they hear her cry at night "oh my children, where are my children".The young woman walks along the rivers crying to find her children, La Llorona woman". La Llorona has many similarities to the Medea. She is one of the most is known in the Spanish language. The English language she is known as "the weeping known ghost in Texas. There are many stories about la

The college offers students a basic college education and also has one of the best nursing programs in the state. Since I'm a REaCH student the classes are free and costly effective. Which means I am able to receive a free education, free book rentals, and free tutoring. So I've saved hundreds or thousands of dollars, all I have to

Before I was accepted to this University back in 2012, my school took us on a trip to visit the school. When we arrived on the bus I was so excited. When I stepped off the bus, I knew that this school was made for me. The way the school looked to the way they operated fit me. The operation of the school is very easy to learn and easy to adapt to. The operation included easy access to counselors for first year students as well as transfer students. This is very helpful for the students who are new to school and do not have anyone to show them around, like I did not. I also loved the way they had Freshman’s in particular dorms

I chose to attend LaGuardia Community College because this school was recommended by family members who had attended this college. Many people had told me that I would receive a lot of help with academic advising and other resources. At first, I was hesitant of coming to LaGuardia Community College, but I am happy with my decision. I think I have made the most out of my time at LaGuardia Community College. I have managed to keep my grades up and am a part of Phi Thetta Kappa Honor Society and on the Dean's List for Academic Achievement.

Eastern New Mexico University is the optimal choice for me because the faculty cherishes the success of the students. The first time I visited Eastern, I was fortunate enough to meet with Mr. Seifert, who truly inspired me to make my decision to attend ENMU. After our initial conversation, he gave me a tour of the music building. His generosity with his time meant a lot to me. This particular touch shows the integrity of the university as unpretentious and attentive, which is incredibly refreshing specifically at the university level. The stereotypical thought of college to a high school student is that college is a frenzy, with students left to fend for themselves, in a high pressure, an almost impossible atmosphere. My impression of eastern is that the entirety of the university is involved in the success of the

At Fond du Lac High School, in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, there are classes that each grade is required to take. For example, every student is required to take four English classes, one per year. In addition to that, every student is required to take three science, math, and social studies classes. This hinders a student’s ability to further themselves along a potential career path by forcing them into taking classes that aren't needed. In order to fix this policy, three things need to happen. There needs to be more trade high schools, fewer required classes, and differently formatted school days.

As a Napa Valley College student, I’ve successfully taken several business-related courses in accounting, economics, business law, public speaking, and computer systems that are similar to courses I will be taking at the University of California. Despite rigorous course loads (16 units on average), I’ve found success in my courses using resources such as “Google Calendar” to help me time manage, forming study groups with classmates, and forming connections with instructors whom I’ve received academic support from. In addition, by experiencing success in my courses and grasping the concepts taught, I began using my knowledge to serve other students by volunteering to tutor in math, accounting and economics courses. By doing so, I’ve strengthened my understanding of the different concepts in those subjects and have successfully retained the information by reviewing it with others. Furthermore, I’ve taken

Hi Hong Phuc Nguyen, I suggest that Learning Resource Center is very useful for Cypress college students. I often go to there once or twice a week. In the first semester, I had an orientation in here. I am taken around here by the office assistants. Then, I know a lot of things in here. After that, I often go to there to study or need to help. I share room with another family who have 2 babies . So that, it is too noisy for me to study. It is essential to me to study in slient place. When I go there, I am free to use computers with wifi connection. Besides that, I can meet tutors to ask them what English lesson I can not understand in classes. And then , I can count time to get credit fot my EsL classes. I highly recommend other students

The leadership project in course EL-7235, Workforce and Economic Development consisted of identifying a problem, trend, issue or innovation related to the workforce and economic development that affects community colleges. The problem, trend, issue or innovation was to be discussed in detailed, connecting to theory, policy and or practice used in the community college setting to address the selected topic. In addition, conducting a comprehensive review of literature concerning the topic and enhancing the review of literature with field research at a community college were included. Moreover, a presentation of the problem, trend, issue, or innovation research combined with the theory, policy, or findings on how research dealt

This school is miserable. I can’t believe my parents made me attend Ramapo High School. The people in this school are a buncha phonies with rich parents. Everyone acts like they’re entitled to everything because of their social status. I’m trying really hard to apply myself but I can’t handle the surrounding that I am in. To be honest though, I’ve been to schools that were way worse than Ramapo. The worst one was Indian Hills. God damn, that place was a hell of a dump. I ran away from that place so many times that even I started to become concerned for myself. My only friends here at Ramapo are Ackley and Jane. Ramapo has over a 1000 students enrolled, and those 2 are the only ones that I know of that aren’t phonies. You want to know what characteristics

We would like to invite you, or someone you know, to represent your university for a CPD-150 classroom(s) presentation/discussion on Thursday October 19, 2017, from 10:00-11:15am and once again from 11:30-12:45pm.

In the video “The Last Lecture” Dr. Randy Pausch explains his journey from a young age to becoming a professional (). Sadly, the title of the lecture is more than a metaphor, as Dr. Randy had pancreatic cancer. This didn’t stop him from contemplating about his life and creating an insightful video about his life. The video draws many parallels between Robert Greene’s book “Mastery”, and the concepts I personally think are best represented by Dr. Randy’s video are: the primary law of creative dynamic, looking at the “what” instead of the “how” and the creative breakthrough.

Citizens and parents all over the nation continue to ponder why our youth fail to stand on their own two feet upon graduation from high school. Is the current education system adequate or is there another choice? The current progressive education system caters to the individual need of the student in preparation for a career of their choosing, but it fails to develop student’s ability to identify the difference between truthful and erroneous information. Students “do not possess the critical apparatus with which to intellectually evaluate what their sense are receiving. They cannot discern between good and evil; only between pleasant and unpleasant sensory perceptions” (Bluedorn). Therefore, most students will go with what feels right, being led around by their emotions, rather than choosing to logically calculate the information in order to determine the