helping them go back to their healthy lives is the best prize I could ever get. My mother was also in critical condition because of post-partum hemorrhage, when I was born, at home. According to my father; he was not expecting that my mother would come back to her life without treatment at the hospital. After the treatment by doctors and nurses, they brought her fragile life back into the world. Now we are together again. My mother’s story about the treatment that magically healed her at hospital inspired
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Education Teachers one’s writing skills are a key component of my job responsibilities. An important writing component in which a Special Education Teacher must construct is an Individualized Education Plan (IEP). This document is a confidential and legally binding document that is vital to a student’s educational path. One of the first steps to writing an IEP is to brainstorm with the parents, teachers and other educational professional involved in the IEP Meeting. The second step is to start compiling
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how I plan to incorporate these self-care strategies into my personal and professional life. Recreation is a great self-care strategy. According to Bob Walsh in the Mental Health Counseling: Self-care video, not only does it improve your physical health and wellbeing, it provides for interesting topics on which to connect with the clients (Laureate Education, 2010). In my personal life my activities include swimming, hiking, and working out at the gym. Recreation and exercise keep my stress
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Professional Development Matrix Introduction The purpose of this matrix is to find out the personal and professional qualities and capabilities. Different competencies have been selected to reflect my personal and professional needs. Furthermore it tells about the perception of my current ability and potential application of each competency. Competency | Current Ability | Potential Applications | Core Concepts | Self-Management Competency Selected:Learning Styles | My learning style pragmatist
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steps of the emotional intelligence skills I have discovered two specific goals that I would like to work on to become a better leader and more confident in my own abilities. The two areas I’m going to talk about are time management and self-esteem. I chose these two areas because I recognize their importance and my deficiency of these skills in my personal leadership arsenal. Time management is the act or process of exercising conscious control over the amount of time spent on specific activities
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Professionalism connotes different meaning to different people as it cuts across all walks of life. Professionalism as it relates to the medical profession embodies the relationship between medicine and society as it forms the basis of patient-physician trust. It makes salient factors like attitudes, behaviors, and characteristics which are desirable among the medical profession evident (Ross-Kerr & Wood, 2006). A high level of professionalism should be exhibited on the job looking at the example
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Skill Development Assignment 1 Devry University MGMT 592: Leadership in the 21st Century Dr. Erickson January 13, 2013 Upon completion of reading the material on the traits of effective leaders I have determined my strengths and areas of improvement. This exercise will allow me to be refreshed in the areas of expertise while also allowing me to discover which areas I should seek improvement. The following three traits of my strengths are which I have learned and mastered over my lifetime
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Early Care and Learning is proud to support Georgia’s early care and education professionals through the FIRST program. This limited-time program is intended to help boost standards in our state while at the same time providing individuals an incentive to achieve a first-time credential in the field of early care and education. We also encourage FIRST recipients to enhance and continue their journey in professional development with the Department’s SCHOLARSHIPS & INCENTIVES programs.” --Holly A. Robinson
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Lawrence O.W. Lingad OSCA No.: 4635 M5.31 Managing Own Continuing Professional Development __________________________________________________________________________________ 1. Be able to review personal and work-related development experiences, aims, objectives and priorities. 2.1 Evaluate prior learning and work-related experience to identify personal strength and weaknesses in self-development. Humans by nature never stop learning; we undertake learning at different stages of
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