For the past two weeks, I have learned a lot about how to interact with others, how to take criticism, about how I personally deal with conflict, the importance of speaking up for myself and how my body language appears to others. The most significant event that allowed me to learn these lessons occurred on my day on labour and delivery. I was about to mix penicillin for a patient and the charge nurse was observing me and asking about how I would do it to get the correct dose. I miscalculated how
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Failure is something we learn from, it is something that makes us grow as a person. I am a firm believer that in order to be successful you need to fail along the way. When I think about a time that I experience failure, I automatically think about the math class that I failed my sophomore year of high school. Sophomore year was a bad year for me. I was always rather unhappy and because of this my grades were affected. Prior to this class school had always come easy to me, especially math. My school
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This week we learned about developing cultural intelligence in a global world. One way a person can develop cultural intelligence is by spending more time in a foreign country because that will most likely guarantee cross-cultural experiences. If a person can not afford to travel to a foreign country, they can go to a public area that people from all cultures visit and try to befriend them. A person also needs to educate themselves by reading more books like the textbook we use in this class. They
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During this week at my field agency, I assisted with the Dual- Group session, had supervision, attended team meeting, took referrals as well as conducted individual and family sessions. One of the referrals I took this week was by far the worse I have experienced since I started taking face to face or telephone referrals. My rationale for this is because when this particular lady called, I asked the first question which is the first and last name of the person she is referring, she mentioned the
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INTRODUCTION This naturalistic observation examined interactions between two men eating at Panera Bread. The aim was to gain a better understanding of social cues, such as dress, posture, mannerisms, and body language, which may help more fully inform an observer of social interaction than conversation alone. METHOD The participants were two men eating at Panera Bread. “Peter” was approximately twenty years old, dressed in a denim shirt, a pair of jeans in dark acid wash, and a pair of navy blue
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Interviews Literacy is usually understood as the reading, writing, arithmetic abilities. The term also includes the skills to use language, images numbers, and computers to communicate. An interview to five parents was conducted in order to understand how they view the importance of literacy and the steps used to implement it with their children. The interviews showed that all parents see literacy as highly important in the children’s lives. It was stated that through literacy children develop
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From a young age, I have always shown an increased interest in science. More specifically, discovery and experimentation. I did not want to sit down in a class and learn of something through secondhand methods, I wanted to experience what was being taught. Sixth grade was the first time I took a designated science class. The class was labeled as an introductory science class, meant to cover most aspects of science, but the teacher focused mainly on biology and earth sciences. My love for biology
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River and Ali (pseudonyms) are both in kindergarten at a parochial school. At first, my priority was getting to know River and Ali and their interests. I used the information gained during this first encounter to plan lessons that incorporated each students’ interests to make their learning more appealing. After talking to their teacher and listening to both River and Ali read some of their favorite books, Guided Reading Level (GRL) A seemed an appropriate level to being instruction (Richardson,
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Last Friday Daisy runned her first unit based simulation that went well. I felt satisfy, since Daisy had showed me she learned from the Sim fellowship program. The Unit based simulation was schedules for 9:00 am. With the support of the OB leadership, the floor was aware there will be a simulation. Around 9:30 when Daisy went to debriefing the participant. We realize there is a NO GO Criteria. Anesthesia was dealing with a patient. We decided to hold the simulation until we get clearance from
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learn a lot from Mr./ Mrs. Blum and my colleague. They teach me not only professional knowledge/ skill, but also how to be independent when I’m facing the problem. According to Mrs. Blum, I am the youngest student they have ever been. Therefore, Mrs. Blum treats me as her daughter. For the professional aspect, she taught me almost every detail I know now, such as, the basic communication skill, the wine knowledge, the table manner, and the efficiency of the work. At the beginning, she always checking
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