...abilities. Complete the chart and reflection questions based on your research of your chosen career paths. Potential Career Paths Career Information Career Path Option 1 Lawyer Career Category___________ Career Path Option 2 Physical Therapist Career Category___________ Job description (including daily responsibilities) Represents clients in criminal and civil litigation and other legal proceedings. Treat patients by talking and explaining what you’re going to do also instruct patient and family in treatment procedures Requirements for path (school, military, training, age, location, skills, etc.) Law school Education and Training Psychology Salary/benefits information Average annual salary of 130,880 81,030 Opportunities for advancement Masters degree Masters degree Costs of this path (what you do not like or would miss out on by choosing this path) 3 years of lost earnings against potential returns of law degree Miss out on a lot of free time with friends Benefits of this path (what you like or would gain by choosing this career path) Income Better communication skills with people Resourses: List the websites and any other resources you used to find this information in MLA format. www.Lawyeredu.org www.apta.org/aboutpts/ Reflection Questions 1. I disagree with the results of the survey because I think I would gain a lot more out of being a Physical Therapist. I believe I would benefit more in that career because it is something...
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...typically nervous or excited for what you are about to partake in. My friends and I felt the same way when we were about to enter high school. I was nervous for the fact that I would lose my friends; we had been friends for what seemed like an eternity, and I could not imagine my life without them. My friends would continuously tell me that there wasn’t a force on this earth that could tear us apart, but the fear still burrowed in the back of my mind. I heard an abundance of different answers when asking my peers if they had lost their own friends in high school. The majority of responses concerning what would happen to my friend group, were split into two basic groups. Half of my peers...
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... TWO BOYS, SAME CRIME Woking up in the morning, getting your kids ready for school. Kissing them and sending them to school. That moment was the last time you see your children alive. I don’t remember any teacher or administrator ever mentioning the subject. There was nothing like there is today, when school kids know what “lockdown” means.School is the first place that is safe you think. Two kids couldn't take the pressure anyone and let it out by killing everyone. Thousands of lives ruin by a child with a gun. School shooting is the number one problem in your country. When was little I didn't think about school shooting or someone coming into your school and shooting us. Knowing that your kid meant be the shooter is what ames your breath away. Thinking not my kid, anyone can be the shooter, you just have to look very close on the signs that child has like mental illness, guns, video games. Rampage school shooting occurs when students attack their own school. Which Michael and Thomas did they woke up and carried out his crime and though they would get away. On the day of December 1, 1997 Michael Carneal open fire at his own high school at the age of fourteen. The shooting took place in the quite West Paducah, Kentucky. The shooting happen in Heath High School. Michael was planning the attack at the same age of five. Planning to bring the gun to show and tell and open fire to everyone that didn’t like it...
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...Schools are trying to push back start times in school for children to get more sleep. If this happens many events could be disrupted. If schools start earlier we will lose money and this will result in many catastrophic events. Should schools take this chance? Schools should not start later, it could disrupt children’s after school schedule and cost a lot of money. Will school’s use this or not. If we started school later it will be costing about 8 million dollars to change the bus schedules. The school board will have to chose if they are going to change the schedule the schools will lose lots of money. In the video “Should schools start later in the morning?” it states that “After dropping the high schoolers the busses turn around drop the middle schoolers and then the elementary schoolers.” This could result in a hectic morning for the busses and if one change happens they might need to buy new busses for the high schoolers and that is what will cost a lot. If the school push the start times back it could result in consequences since they end school later too. I do not think that it would be smart to push the school times back because if we push school times back we are also pushing the end times back. Many children have homework or play...
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...Brandon Matott Violence in Hockey High school is a time filled with drastic change and many choices to be made. During this time, many students will choose to play a high school sport, a very popular one being ice hockey. It’s no secret that hockey is a physical sport, and this is why many teenage boys are attracted to it. Typically though, a student who chooses to play ice hockey at the high school level is not new to the game. In most cases they began the game at an age of any where from 5 to 9, and soon after started participating in travel leagues that compete in as many as 100 games per season (Burge). As a direct result of the intense lifestyle players are forced to adapt to at such a young age, one of two things will happen; either a ‘burnout’ occurs and a total loss of interest for the sport takes over, or an intense life-long love for it develops (Burge); this love is often shared with parents and fans as well. As a player matures and begins to play in more high-caliber leagues, the physicality and hectic atmosphere of the games increase. This, like any physical sport does often present the scenario of fisticuffs and other unnecessary violence, but it has been confirmed that hockey does have the most fights out of any major sport (SingerNet). While teams frequently are involved in violence on the ice, it is not completely unheard of to hear of fans participating in violence in the stands as well; especially in non professional levels of hockey where a large majority...
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...William Howard Taft was the 27th president of the United States of America. It just so happens that our school is named after him in Chicago, IL. To be honest with you I never considered Taft as an option for schools. I went to a Catholic grade school and if you went to a Catholic grade school then you would head to a Catholic High School. I remember looking back when I was in 7th grade, and I was a tad shy back. I remember looking at all these great schools and I completely ignored Taft as an option. In the beginning of my 8th grade year I decided to take a tour and see what Taft has to offer and it offered so much! There were so many things you can do, so many clubs you can join. After I heard about the academics and clubs they had to offer I decide that was where I wanted to be. My first day, was full of confusion and craziness. I remember wearing one of my favorite dresses, it...
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...The high school has taken out full contact in practice. This should limit concussions in practice by 6% or even more they are thinking. The full speed drills with full contact has led to this happening and now people are standing up for their safety of the kids. In the NFL they are trying to implement rules on having just 2 personal fouls per player to limit concussions. This will take effect in the future years. They are also thinking about putting a timeline on when players can return to play after they have gained the ok to return to game form. A concussion is a type of brain injury. It's the most minor form. Technically, a concussion is a short loss of normal brain function in response to a head injury. But people often use it to describe any minor injury to the head or brain. Most of these concussion injuries happen in practice nearly 2 per team. This was 8 percent of all concussions. They have just continued to climb. Nearly 45% of concussions in football happen on pass plays. There are also studies about going to no Helmets in the NFL. Your helmet essentially is the hardest part of your body and now can be used as a weapon. They are trying to limit this. This action could lead to less hard, less concussions and less injuries. Having no helmets would cause fewer concussions and injuries in NFL and in high school...
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...Job: Teaching at Hanegasaki High Rival: None Hobby: Teaching Course: Teach the next batch of first-years Favourite: Cats, fashion Colour: Pink Seiyuu: Morikawa Toshiyuki æ£®å· æ™ºä¹‹ (Katsuya Jounouichi in YuGiOh!, Youhei Mito in Slam Dunk, Takumi Ichinose in NANA, Conrad in Kyou Kara Maoh!, Naraku in Inuyasha, Sephiroth in FF7, Kurosaki Isshin in Bleach, Ernst in Angelique) +++NAME-CALLING+++ Neutral and above: Wakaouji-sensei 若王å先生 , Waka-sama 若サマ, Sensei ã›ã‚“ã›ã‡ , Waka-chan è‹¥ã¡ã‚ƒã‚“ :) and above: None :D and above: Takafumi-kun è²´æ–‡ãã‚“ , Takafumi-san è²´æ–‡ã•ã‚“ **Never call him Dr. Wakaouji Dr.若王å (LOL), Takafumi è²´æ–‡ , Waka-PURI 若プリ What he calls you: Neutral: Last name-san :) and above: Last name-san +++OBTAIN ACCIDENTAL KISS+++ First option, first option (last 2 questions of his intro questionnaire) +++HOW TO MEET HIM+++ Automatic. Meet him on your first day of school. ...
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...know who they are, I enjoy company with traits like mine. What matter is I could reflect myself to them. I love friends who also love me. On the other hand, I despise persons who are insensitive (though sometimes, I am one). I hate those who can't appreciate things; I get really emotional whenever this happens. High School Experience They say High School Life is the happiest moment of one's life. Maybe because this is the time where you will experience all one's "first".... and I supposed you know what does this 'first' means.. First love, first heartbreak, first kiss? First gimmick or outing with friends, first crush, or the first time of having guts to say I love you to someone. or maybe finding your 1st true friends. wow... I attended my Secondary Education at Lycee Turgot, paris. There were lots of memories and I could not tell you much of it that would take me 3 hours or more to tell you the experiences I've been. I thought High school would be same as when I was in Elementary. Me and my friends used to play after school then go home by 3 pm, do our assignments, watch TV, sleep, wake up and go to school again... The normal cycle of studying. But what makes Elementary and High School differ is the weight of maturity and realization that the matter of study now in High school is above-heavier than elementary and should take it seriously, coz what happens to you in this stage would reflect on how and what more you can and cannot do on your future years....
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...When the third week of the football season rolls around every year, everyone at my high school knew what that meant for our team. The third week had another meaning for us more than most of the other high schools in Texas because it was the week of “The 377 Rivalry.” The 377 meaning in our rivalry name is the stretch of road between our schools known as US Highway 377. In the recent years leading up to this one we had been historically the best team in Aubrey High School history, as we were the most winningest team in our years on varsity for our school. Our rivals, the Pilot Point Bearcats, in our minds were almost referred to as evil, because even though there is only eight to ten miles between us that we couldn’t be more different than them....
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...The last eight months of school were amazing. My eighth-grade year would have to be my favorite year at this school. The year went by as quick as a blink of an eye. Bad things had happened this year like losing friends and having rumors spread around, but not everything was bad this year, there were good things that happen. The good things that happen this year were becoming closer with friends and having nice teachers. Also, I have learned some much and experience new things. My favorite part in English class would have to be the debates. It was so fun listen to others point of view in real life situations or their how they see things. What I least like about English class would have to be the fishbowl. Fishbowl was fun, but I like it better...
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... INTRODUCTION What is bullying? Webster Dictionary defines bullying as: use superior strength or influence to intimidate (someone), typically to force him or her to do what one wants. Let’s look at this from the vision of adolescents (victims) and see how it effects them in their developmental stages. How we can identify? How we can help? Normal adolescents development is characterized by a mismatch between fundamental drives and self regulatory skills that manifest as difficulties with expressing thoughts and feelings. Understanding another’s point of view and predicting consequences of ones actions. This explains why bullying occurs most often in late primary school and early high school, when this mismatch peaks. Although, bullying can be minimized it is unlikely that bullying can be entirely eliminated. Bullying has long been perceived as an inescapable part of growing up, recent American survey shows that children aged 8-15 years rate bullying as a big problem than racism or even peer pressure to have sex, use alcohol, and other drugs. Young people with serious psychological problems might occur problems related to attention, behavior, and emotional regulation which interfere with their ability to learn. A study from the United States of America, also found that the attackers in more than two-thirds of 37 mass school shootings felt persecuted, bullied, threatened, attacked or...
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... INTRODUCTION What is bullying? Webster Dictionary defines bullying as: use superior strength or influence to intimidate (someone), typically to force him or her to do what one wants. Let’s look at this from the vision of adolescents (victims) and see how it effects them in their developmental stages. How we can identify? How we can help? Normal adolescents development is characterized by a mismatch between fundamental drives and self regulatory skills that manifest as difficulties with expressing thoughts and feelings. Understanding another’s point of view and predicting consequences of ones actions. This explains why bullying occurs most often in late primary school and early high school, when this mismatch peaks. Although, bullying can be minimized it is unlikely that bullying can be entirely eliminated. Bullying has long been perceived as an inescapable part of growing up, recent American survey shows that children aged 8-15 years rate bullying as a big problem than racism or even peer pressure to have sex, use alcohol, and other drugs. Young people with serious psychological problems might occur problems related to attention, behavior, and emotional regulation which interfere with their ability to learn. A study from the United States of America, also found that the attackers in more than two-thirds of 37 mass school shootings felt persecuted, bullied, threatened, attacked or injured by others...
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...There are many similarities as well as differences between High Schools and Colleges throughout the United States. This happens to be such a major transition that will sometimes make you question is it even worth it? In the society we live in today it seems as though you are nothing without a diploma from high school plus a degree from college. While attending high school your 9th through 12th grade year it gives a sense of happiness knowing that it’s almost over and sooner or later that time will come that college is the next big challenge that has to be conquered. However, while still in high school there are many rules and guidelines to be followed such as regularly attending school five days out the week six hours per day no matter. Parents are still legally responsible for all the actions that a child makes and get information on behavior, grades the whole nine yards. Standardized test popping up...
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...surgeon my freshman year of high school. I played football and during one of the most important games of our season, I ran a route to catch the football my quarterback had thrown to me. The ball was under-thrown, so I dove hoping to score the touchdown. When the ball touched my fingers, the cornerback guarding me dove into my knee, driving it straight to the ground, making my knee twist and pop. After the hit I thought the cornerback hit a nerve in my knee, and the pop was like popping a knuckle. After a few days of pain and doctor visits it turned out that I had torn my anterior cruciate ligament (ACL). Two months after the tear, I had surgery on my right knee. The process of how the doctor knew everything about the knee captivated me. It is what shaped my desire for orthopedics. Beyond that, the surgery also interested me because the surgeon repaired the knee with three small incisions in less than two hours. After going through the surgery and all the check ups I was certain I wanted to pursue this career....
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