...Kristan Salazar Demonstration speech Every year my family has a paper airplane making and distance contest. We go to office depot and raid the paper section for different lengths of paper and go to target to get snacks and food. It is a very big deal in our family so when I took the gold medal for my regular or “standard” paper airplane in 06 I was on top of the world. So today I am going to teach you how to make my famous gold medal winning regular paper airplane. You’re welcome. So I am going to first start out by passing out some awesome paper so you can get some hands on experience making my world famous 2006 regular paper airplane. You can even put this on your resume and say I had experience making a world famous 2006 regular paper airplane. The first step in making my world famous 2006 gold medal winning paper airplane is to fold your paper in half hotdog style. The second step in making my world famous 2006 gold medal winning paper airplane is to fold the two top corners of the paper to the center of the fold line on your paper. The third step in making my world famous 2006 gold medal winning paper airplane is to fold your previous fold to the middle fold again making the body of your world famous 2006 gold medal winning paper airplane. The fourth step in making my world famous 2006 gold medal winning paper airplane it to fold your plane in half hotdog style. The fifth and final step in making my world famous 2006 gold medal winning paper airplane...
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...Professor Jonathan Schonsheck Option 1 Step # 1: I, Camillia Lamar, a student at Le Moyne College, will attend a two hour tutoring session at the Academic Support Center in the Noreen Reale Falcon Library every Saturday and Sunday until the end of the semester in order to receive higher grades in my Religion and English classes. Step # 2: Circumstances: A college student experiencing some academic challenges. Aim: Receive higher grades in my classes. Mean: Attend tutoring sessions. Step # 3: Could I, Camillia, a student at experiencing academic challenges, will this maxim a universal law? Would I, Camillia, be content to live in a world where this maxim is a moral requirement, when I consider it in the perspective of a tutor? Yes I, Camillia, would be content to live in a world where this maxim is a moral requirement because in the perspective of a tutor, I would want to help others knowing that I have the ability to help. Would I, Camillia, be content to live in a world where this maxim is a moral requirement, when I consider it in the perspective of a professor? Yes I, Camillia, would be content to live in a world where this maxim is a moral requirement because in the perspective of a professor, I would want students to improve my skill. Would I, Camillia, be content to live in a world where this maxim is a moral requirement, when I consider it in the perspective of a parent? Yes I, Camillia, would be content to live in a world where this maxim is a moral requirement...
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...time in each person’s life when they must step out of the world they know and take a chance. It is not an easy thing to do, nor is it always done in the correct manor. However, it is something that is done around the world by people in all walks of life. Here, in the United States, it is most common for children to “leave the nest” when they graduate from high school and move off to college. Yet, not everyone follows this pattern and it has been found that the longer you wait to leave the harder it is to do. In the fall of 2010 I was asked by my older sister to move to California with her, her husband and their – at the time – four children. I kept telling her “No” but she kept asking. Finally, in March of 2011 I decided that I would go down to California and see what happens. After all, I lived at home with my parents and my two nieces that my parents have custody of. I thought that maybe if I were to leave it would force my younger sister to step up and be an actual parent. I decided that I would finish out the summer at work and move to California in the fall. I was hoping that it would not be too hot if I did it that way. I therefore put in my notice at work, telling them that I would be leaving in August. I took my time to pack and tell my friends and family that I was moving to California and that I did not know when I would be back. This was the entire process of my decision-making. My sister asked me to move, I said yes, I quit my job, I bought a one-way ticket to California...
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...decision. Fritzsche, David (2007) states “ Personal values have long been associated with individual decision behavior” (p. 1). As mentioned in the quote, the decision was driven by my personal values. The process and the decision of buying a home were longer than expected. The process in making the decision was based upon continuing to rent or own a property. In the decision-making process I was assisted by my wife and it consisted of the following, Identifying my decision, self assessment, gathering information (pros/cons), weigh out the best option, analyzing my option, select my option, and finally take action toward my decision. The process in making my decision had a structure, as previously stated I had identified my decision of buying a home rather than renting. This first step was based on my family values and proving a place to call home. The second step was completing a full self- assessment. Part of the assessment consisted of analyzing my finances, needs, and wants. This second step was a very important one because evaluation my finances played an important role in the final decision. The third step was gathering all the information of owning a home rather than renting. Part of this step included understanding the pros and cons of both options. The fourth step embraces the third step, after gathering enough information I ensured the pros surpassed the cons to help me lean toward the selection of...
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...2751, WORDS. Step 1: Carefully choose one question from the Reflective Learning and Writing section of eModule 1 or 2 to guide your reflection: 1.2 Reflect on and discuss some of the underlying causes of world hunger? * Historical Factors * Cultural Factors * Structural Factors * Critical Factors (Germov, 2014, p. 7, 8). During this assessment I am going to be using the factors from Germovs Sociological Imagination template. Step 2: Reflect upon and analyse your experiences in relation to the topic of the question from step 1, using factors from Willis’ Sociological Imagination Template. There are many factors that are involved in the underlying causes of world hunger some factors include: environmental conditions such as climate change, high temperatures and humidity, natural disasters, land rights, lack of democracy and ownership, crop insect infestations, famine, war and corruption, economic causes, socio cultural causes, microbial growth, excessive food wastage, political and governmental factors, limited access to education and educational supplies and a lack of infrastructure and thus no way to manufacture products or ship them to the rest of the world (Holland, 2013). World hunger and the underlying causes are advertised in various ways on a daily basis through social media. These charity organizations primarily target the impacts and effects world hunger has on the world population. Charities promoting hunger have defiantly made me visualise world hunger in...
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...influencing your subordinates at work. Seeing both of these types of people as potential allies is always a good first step. How you treat these people will depend on what steps you take to influence them. When influencing your supervisor, what steps will you take? Akai is my direct supervisor and work. He is fairly new to the position and his team has been expanded to nearly double the size he had a few weeks ago. He is eager and willing to assist his subordinates which will allow me to influence him if I find a better position in the company. I will need to work hard, meet my goals, and show him that I am able to handle more responsibility. According to Cohen and Brandford (2005), the approach to influencing your supervisor is handled in four steps; first see your boss as a potential ally or partner, then make sure you understand your boss’s world, then be aware of the resources, or currencies you currently have or need to acquire, and finally pay to how your supervisor wants to be related to. These are the basic steps to helping gain influence with your supervisor. These steps are good ways to gain influence with my supervisor. I will also make sure I am attempting to gain new skills on my personal time. This will add to the currencies part of the relationship. What influence strategy will you employ with your supervisor? Currently my supervisor is not doing anything that I believe needs to be changed. He is giving...
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...discuss three different online therapy sites. It will discuss the contact of each website, the professional involved, how the actual online interaction occurs. It will address how professional associations and state boards view online therapy. It will discuss the related security and ethical issues, such as informed consent and confident confidentially. Include your opinion of the advantages and disadvantages of online therapy services. The three websites that have been chosen for this assignment are Live Person, My Therapy, and Online-Therapy. ONLINE THERAPY PAPER Online therapy can be beneficial to some but not all. How online counseling works is that the mental health community has come into the new age. As other agencies and organization are now starting to offer web-based services. It has come to the attention to the mental health industry to do the same and it has become quickly growing means of opening communication in what is now a very busy world. Where most busy is conducted and communicated with professional’s online nationwide, through email, Live chat, instead messaging, Skpye, or the internet. It is not recommend that online therapy be should be the only means of therapy, but with traditional therapy it can be very useful. Online therapy can be very affordable, it provides easy access, and in many cases it is available around clock, seven days a week. The most attractive point of online therapy is that it can be done from the privacy of your...
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... Decision Making Process Introduction There are several steps in the decision-making process. Have you ever wondered how do you make the decision that you make? In my paper I will be discussing each step of the decision making process. I will also compare my decision making process to the one in the text. Also I will include how my decision outcome would have been different if I would have made another decision by following the decision making process. I will be discussing a time in my life where I had to make a bug decision. I think that the decision that we make along the way can sometimes come back and ruin your life. Decision making process The first step in the decision making process is to identify and detect the problem. This step lets you reveal whatever the problem is to inform you that a problem exists. A few years ago, my friend told me that they were hiring where she was working, she knew I was looking for a job and I told her that I would think about it because working with friends can be a problem sometimes. So a couple of months went by on the job and I saw that my friend was taking things from the store. So the problem was should I tell on my friend. The second step in the decision making process is to generate alternatives to the situation; either I would have to tell on my friend or put in my two week notice. I had to really think about all my options that were available to me. The third step in the decision making process is to evaluate your alternatives...
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...influential nation in the world. Unlike its petulant cousin to the north, South HOMETOWN has not garnered much attention from the world. It does not possess plentiful resources, finances or land mass. On a personal level I was once much like my country—insignificant and unnoticeable. I didn't play sports or embark on any adventures or challenges. I lived a boring life. If I were a flavor, I'd be vanilla. At the age __, things changed. A strong desire birthed within me to do something meaningful with my life. Dreams of attending university and plotting a career path dominated my thoughts. Looking around at my situation, I quickly realized that HOMETOWN was not the suitable place to achieve that dream. I was a frog in a well. I began to search for what I felt would be the ideal setting to study and to fulfill my goals. My quest soon culminated with (College). Here was an institution that had all the elements I was looking for as an international student preparing to make a global impact. New York is one of, if not the most, cosmopolitan cities in the world. It thrives with people of various nationalities and ethnicities. Even though the grand stage of __________ is a far cry from my home city, (COLLEGE)'s multicultural student body and international focus is exactly the environment where I'd feel at home. In addition, because of its focus, and international campuses, (COLLEGE)'s academic programs offer relevant, and first-hand perspectives on world concerns. That kind of emphasis...
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...Week 3 Annotated Bibliography February 11, 2012 Annotated Bibliography Bachel, Beverly K. (2005 Sep). Grab Your Goals and Go! Career World, 34(1), 10-12. Retrieved from EBSCOhost database. This is an excellent article that describes the best practices to use when setting goals. The author provides a tip that includes using three elements to always abide by when writing goals down. A strong focus on self-worth is maintained throughout the article. Burgstahler, Ph.D., S. (2010) Taking Charge: Stories of Success and Self-Determination. Retrieved from http://www.washing.edu/doit/Brochures/Technology/charge.html. After working with a number of students with various disabilities, the author created a brochure for college students to utilize in being successful in higher education. Focusing on strengths and developing a strong support network are some of the strategies the author discusses. The brochure not only includes strategies for disables students, but also provides testimonials to assist them in the learning process. Strowig, Ph.D., A, Page-Stadler, Ph.D., J, Hampton, Ph.D., M. (2005 Apr). Your Transition to the World of Work: Eight Steps for Success. The Black Collegian, 13-15. Retrieved from EBSCOhost database. This is an excellent article that discusses a student’s transition from college into the workplace. Eight detailed steps are provided for readers to incorporate into their life in order to become a successful working professional. The authors strongly suggest...
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...I believe that an MBA is vital for both my current and future endeavors. As the world’s population is getting more educated and challenges are becoming more complex it is pivotal for one to possess a well respected and extremely useful advanced degree. I feel that gaining my undergraduate degree and working for some years after has prepared me for the challenge and privilege of working towards acquiring my MBA. I would greatly utilize, honor, and respect the award of a graduate degree from The University of Maryland. My short term aspirations after receiving my MBA are to acquire a managerial or more senior level position within a large, international organization similar to where I now work. In the current business environment those making important decisions and being entrusted with greater responsibilities must have the prerequisite experience, education, and background to succeed. The Smith MBA will inspire confidence in potential employer’s that I can handle the myriad of possibilities that must be dealt with on a daily basis. In order to be confident of your upward mobility within an organization or as a business owner you must be someone who is prepared for current and future challenges that you will face. My colleagues at the World Bank have demonstrated to me the advanced educational background and constant desire to learn that is necessary to thrive in today’s competitive business environment. Most of those in leadership positions within large organizations...
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...The American Dream Dreams can be big or small, sentimental or materialistic, from wanting five dollars to a nice car to world peace and everything in between. Everyone has dreams in life, they are what make the world turn, but only the person dreaming can put forth the effort to achieve that dream. I have a dream to become a cardiologist or heart doctor, which requires me to graduate high school, graduate college, and graduate from medical school. Although it won’t be easy, getting my high school diploma is the first major part of my dream in which I’ll need to get good grades, attend school, and give my best effort. Getting good grades is a key step to graduate high school. To do this I’ll need to attend school regularly and give my absolute best effort. I can do this by getting plenty of sleep, turning in all my homework, studying for every test and working my schedule around school. Even on those days where I’m feeling lazy or go hang out with my friends I’ll have to keep in mind the big picture and make sacrifices. All four years of high school will require every ounce of effort I possess, but in the end I know walking across that stage with a diploma in my hand, one step closer to my dream, it’ll be worth the sacrifices. In the next step, graduating college, I’ll need to be able to force myself to go to class, make the grades, and not get distracted by college life. During the college years it can be much easier to skip class and not do your work, considering you don’t...
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...with the next step in the journey of life. Different stages will present varying demands that will require decisions to be made. Every day, individuals are faced with opportunities, and with opportunities we are faced with decisions. This paper will briefly discuss just one decision that was recently presented in my life. I will discuss the steps taken to reach the decision, and the similarities to formal decision-making steps used in the business world. Finally, I will reflect whether or not my decision would have differed if formal steps had been used. I had a decision to make. I was going to have two children under the age of two. How would life work once I was done with maternity leave? What sort of life would our family have with the schedules we were currently doing? My husband’s work schedule was Monday through Friday, daytime, as teacher at an elementary school. My work schedule was Thursday through Saturday, and then Monday, overnight grave shifts that would get me home just in time for my husband to leave for work. How would I be able to care for my kids working this schedule? Would we even be able to afford anything in our area? Would I be able to change my schedule? Could we afford for me to change my schedule? Should I stay in the medical field? Part of the incentive to work the schedule I was working was a higher differential pay than a standard, daytime schedule. If we did daycare or childcare, I would be paying my employer to work...
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...the Life World and the System World as described by the philosopher Jugin Habermas and apply his theories to the world of education. Steps Step 1: Reading Assignment Please read Section III: Tools for Learning; pages 75 to 113. Step 2: Lecture The Common Core and How it Should Work Step 3: Discussion Board Activity Please click this link to go to the discussion board activity. My discussion board posting: My stint as Ast. Super for Curriculum, Instruction and Technology lasted half a year. I found myself more and more at loggerheads with the new principal and my old Superintendent. As we have discussed, participatory decision making or, if you prefer, shared decision making or collaborative leadership is dependent upon open and honest discussion. Sometimes discussion can last for several weeks, requires cooling down periods, and compromise. During an early faculty discussion where divergent opinions were...
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