Welding Reflection And Analysis

When I arrived at Frontenac High School today for my internship, I found out that Mr. Buzard was sick. He had left the substitute teacher with what the students should be working on for the class. I was able to help the students with their assignment today. It was the first day that I have actually felt like a teacher.

Field observation this week was kind of hard. After working with the kids its really hard to know that I will not be working with them again for a while. I really enjoyed getting to work with the kids and learning from Mrs. Morfit. I have been an assistant aid, an a P.E. Teacher and a parent ant the Crestone Charter School but it has been interesting to see the school from another side.

Within my role as a TLC and MTLD, OPE was most likely my strongest area. As a TLC, I created solid observation and coaching schedules to ensure that each CM has equal access to the resource of coaching. Also, at the beginning of each quarter, I created quarterly action plans. My quarter plans pushed me to connect my personal vision, big picture goals and regional priorities with my weekly plans and daily actions. Each quarter, I developed focus cultural, instructional, and leadership-based focus areas to help me scale and develop my CMs. After the defining these areas, I built an action-based schedule (with observation cycles, data submission due dates, sessions and group functions) to help to make sure that

Firstly, I would like to thank everyone who took time out of their classes. I'd also like to thank the student representatives and teachers who helped set this up.

This quarter is most important and intense quarter for me. Thinking about the last quarter and excitement of graduation is one part but the workload is unbelievable. Five upper division classes and 100 hours of internship (10hours for HSC 4700) are definitely keeping me busy. I am doing internship at Kaiser. They provided two days mandatory training for students on March 28 and 29. Program Supervisor Mary Joy Rojo, Andy and Ivy, gave training on what intern should learn and expect while working by themselves. It was wonderful as I was able to learn and even practice. This two-day session helped me to make friends. I also participated on 3 hours event on San Leandro on April 2nd. It was an event for employee; in presence of Ivy, I helped many

I did half of the attendance for the day due to the pile of essays. I was also helping the American History II students with their map of Europe before World War I. There was some confusing, but that was cleared up and hopefully the students will not be confused when the class is going through the chapter. What they currently know about Europe is very different from the 1914. I also received news that I will be sitting in an IEP meeting soon.

Responsibilities/Projects: I helped do some research on a new page layout for a new women’s sport apparel. I researched new looks that we could display on Academy’s website that are currently trendy, in effort to engage the customers more. I also worked on making some high-level bullet points for my case study that I will be reviewing with my mentor this week for my final presentation.

My students gave me great pleasure last year, and the other teachers, office staff, and administration have been supportive and helpful. I wish you all the best.

The beginning of Help Desk this year has gotten off to a great start with both a new set of challenges at the school and, help desk being stronger than ever. Personally I have worked on various projects including setting up Apple TV's in classrooms, and working toward chrome carts being in the classroom.

I would like to personally thank you for having me for my field experience day. Spending the day with you, Jennifer, Patrick and Jared. Everyone really showed me the different opportunities for once I graduate. I am grateful for all of you to take time out of your busy schedule to share your knowledge with me. Everything from actual drawings on your projects to how the 3D models are created.

This week, I translated advocacy discussion meeting information that we gathered during the discussion in Karen language. It is hard to translate every single word in Karen and make it very short as possible. However, it is good to have Karen dictionary in online that people can look up to, even people cannot find many words definition in Karen. I learn that translating everything words accurately so that people can understand it is very important job. After I finished the assignment, I sent the information to the executive director so that he can send it to all the people that came to advocacy meeting and share the information with them. I also volunteer at Linwood elementary school on behalf of KOM staff. I taught 1-3 graders Karen song and

Over the past four weeks, our class had an experience gaining, eye opening opportunity that us as a class were able to capitalize on to further our knowledge and experience as teachers. The opportunity for us to work at Birchland Park Middle School over the past four weeks was an irreplaceable experience being able to work with middle school students and working along side such knowledgeable and experienced teachers at such a great school. I can personally say, the feedback that I received from my students as they were learning the content and performing the lesson, the feedback and friendly life comments I received from my cooperating, Ms. Crews, and the feedback I received from Mr. Losee and Dr. Lorenzo, all together was one greatest learning experiences I am able to take away a plethora of knowledge.

Mrs. L and Mrs. V were once again phenomenal with their mentoring continually reflecting and teaching me how to work in the classroom environment. Both praised me appropriately and gave me constructive criticism when required. Mrs. L also made me aware of a personal strength that I myself was not aware of having great behavior management

“From the time that man first discovered metals ,he has strived to adapt these metals to be used for a better society. The art of extracting metals from ores, have made our modern way of living possible”(Gower A. Kennedy)”. There are many types of welding that are known to man that involve some type of chemistry. Each type of welding has its own unique purpose. Each type also has its own chemistry involved with it. They have all helped man in one way or another. For this reason we will compare them both and assure the world would not be the same without them both.

Are you doing an extension to your home, building something in your garage or needing to do some minor repair and maintenance routines with parts and appliances at home, but lack the proper tools? For this you need to get a reliable arc welder. This is a machine which converts 110 to 240 volts AC electricity to welding voltage, normally 40 to 79 volts AC, and sometimes in a range of DC voltages. A welder consists of a transformer, an internal cooing fan, a voltage regulator and an amperage range selector. The kind of machine to shop for will depend on your welding skills and how you intent to use it.