from those reactions, and the actions and choices that are made based on the knowledge gained from those experiences are what modify and hack into one 's identity. Experiences and character interaction are the walls needed to make the rooms of action and choice, which then form the house of identity. The actions that one makes in the situations presented to them in life are what mold and form their identity and eventually who one is. By growing up, one continues to have refreshing experiences that
classmate comes up you and invites you to a junior house party. So you accept the invitation not knowing what to expect. In your feverish mind, the only experience you have with parties are birthday parties with adult supervision. So you go to the house party and once you step in the door, a strong aroma hits you. You don’t know what it is but the stench is horrendous! You enter the living room you see sixteen and seventeen year olds drinking alcohol. Shocked and feeling very uncomfortable, you make your
Think back to your youngest memory. Can you imagine every detail vividly in your mind? Can you remember what prompted you to take part in such a story and what knowledge of your environment inspired you to act? Most likely you cannot. You probably can relive a moment, but the trivial aspects seem to have been brushed over and revised a few too many times to be considered the actual memory. Why is this? A probable reason for this is the notion of education. Education provides individuals, like yourself
of what could have happened. The only thing I could think of was… “The recital and tryouts are at the same time.” She blurted. I wasn’t even going to finish my thought. Whatever I could think of wasn’t nearly as bad as what she had just said. “What do you mean?” I asked. “Your dance recital is at 5:00 and soccer is at 5:30.” “Oh.” A pessimistic look scribbled across my face. How could this have happened? My mom never made mistakes like this. Especially the day of! “What do you want to do?” She
What does Alcohol Do to You? Many people tend to think alcohol problems apply only to those that drink excessively, or who are addicted to alcohol. Truth is, any amount of alcohol can be detrimental to your health, and for those that drink beyond sensible drinking limits, the results could be devastating to your body and overall health. So exactly what does alcohol do to you? Aside from the dreaded hangover the next day, your body may be trying to tell you something, and you should pay close attention
though you have found your “soulmate”, there can be questions. With the divorce rate on the rise, many couples are left wondering if the choice they made so many years ago was correct. In order to help figure out if you have married the wrong person, and to gain an understanding of how such a thing could happen, consider the following: ● How well do you know yourself? This is a question we should all ask ourselves when making the decision to commit our lives to another person. If you are unable
Ever since I was a little girl I always knew that I wanted to help people. However, at the time, I had no clue what that meant. If you were to ask a five-year-old what they wanted to do for the rest of their life they will probably reply with some exotic career, regardless of the dangers. They tend to ignore all the downsides because five-year-olds are certainly not thinking of the pay, schooling, or how much work it will take to achieve their goal. Instead they think about how cool or fun it would
SPEAKING QUESTIONS Where are you living? - Is it a house or an apartment? - Do you have a favorite room in the house? - What does make your house pleasant? - Is drawing important for an adult? - Do you find it difficult to draw? Cue Card Talk about a job that you would like to have. You should say - What is it? - What skills are needed for it? - Why did you choose it? Discussion - What can you say about those who change their profession? - What do you think are the disadvantages/advantages of changing
Managerial and Supervisory Positions Knowledge How have you prepared yourself for this kind of position? What have you been doing to keep up to date in your field? How would you rate your level of expertise in [insert major function to be performed] compared with others in similar positions? Why do you rate yourself that way? In which areas do you feel you need to upgrade your knowledge? Why do you feel that way? What improvements did you introduce in your last position? How good is your knowledge
relation to others. For example in the movie they discuss what will happen after that saturday when they go back to school and if they will still be friends. Claire says, “Oh, be honest, Andy...if Brian came walking up to you in the hall on Monday, what would you do? I mean picture this, you're there with all the sports. I know exactly what you'd do, you'd say hi to him and when he left you'd cut him all up so your friends wouldn't think you really liked him”. This helps us to understand how cliques