Immersion

didn’t get exposed to graphic design until I was accepted into my school's STEM Academy. Through STEM I have been given great opportunities including attending the best program of my life, North Carolina State University’s Design Lab: Design Camp Immersions A. Attending this camp was one of the best learning opportunities that I have ever experienced in my twelve educational years. I had the opportunity to witness first hand the skills and talents one

Glenn Atmadji 1 The Empathy of Immersion in Sex and Sexuality in Video Games The way one presents oneself is usually an ample enough reason to be judged positively or negatively. This factor is usually amplified by the surrounding and setting set for the subject, and it usually determines whether the subject’s self-presentation is fitting or being completely inappropriate to his or her surroundings. In video games, the issue of women being misrepresented by her role as a sex object and over-sexualized

Based on the information presented by Rhodes, Ochoa, Ortiz’s “Assessing Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Students a practical guide” I would develop a Two Way Dual language immersion K-12 program involving a Late Exit Transitional Bilingual Education element. I visualize a Dual Language Immersion as program that provides education in two languages for English speakers and non-native speakers of English. In a Two-Way ninety-ten system or program in which monolingual English-speaking students

Cultural Immersion: Migrant Farmworkers are Immigrants Immigrants are defined as, “a person who comes to a country to take up permanent residence” (Immigrant, 2017). Some immigrants move here for the purposes of better education, higher employment opportunities, or a greater quality of life. For many migrant farmworkers (MFW) that immigrate to the United States, they are seeking the same outcome as other immigrants. The focus of this paper is to reflect upon what I have learned about MFW, biases

Inward investigation Thoughts: What thoughts about yourself, others and the situation itself arose as you prepared for and entered your CDZ? How did they change during your 5 hour immersion? How did they influence how you felt and acted? Before: what I am thinking about before I jump into this 5 hour journey to a new culture I am unfamiliar with is what questions can I ask that isn't going to create a huge discomfort zone for those at the NASS on campus. I want to show that I am truly curious about

According to D.W. Sue and D. Sue (2013), minority people during resistance and immersion stage may prefer minority-held views completely, rejecting the dominant culture and values in the society. Specifically, in the US, they may reject White American Culture, and they may want to eliminate all oppression from the dominant society towards his/her ethnic group. In this stage, client may possibly experience 3 kinds of emotion, including guilt, shame and anger. They may feel ashamed and guilty of wanting

I have chosen to do my cultural immersion project on adults with disabilities. I was able to visit with two different women with different types of disabilities Darlene and Rhonda. Darlene is around 60 years old with a developmental delay that had her mental age around 6 years old. Rhonda is around 50 years old with psycho-affective disorder with features of Schizophrenia, Manic Depression, and Bipolar disorder. One I thing I found interesting was how they were able live in the same household with

began to limit myself to the types of shows I watched, the music I listened to, the viewpoints I held, and the parties I attended- all of which exclusively involved people of color. In hindsight, I now recognize this time as my experience in the “Immersion stage” of Black identity development (Tatum, 1992, p. 11). Yet, the privilege I experience as a result of being half-white also allowed for my ignorance of these oppressive realities, so it can be argued that I was additionally experiencing Helms’

boys and girls and how they help young adults. Finally, I will talk about how culture plays a role in this experience and how these young adults are coming from different backgrounds getting to know and meet each other. Prison Ministry Cultural Immersion Experience The date of my location was February, 13, 2018,and

Community Immersion: Olympia Downtown District Kristen Doyle University of Southern California Professor Stacy Kratz May 25th, 2016 There is significant variation in how communities are defined in our world. The dominate themes found relate communities to space, people, interaction, and shared identity (Netting, Kettner, McMurtry, &Thomas, 2012). Understanding communities allows social workers to partner with community members and leaders in order to identify root-causes of social