Ashley Fincher OR observation reflection My OR day consisted of a hernia repair, a colonoscopy, and a hemorroidectomy. The role of the surgeon was to come in and perform the surgery. The anesthesiologist induced anesthesia, and monitored the patients heart and respirations and other vitals during the surgery. They also bring the patient out of anesthesia and extubate them. The circulating nurse job was to monitor during surgery and make sure the patient is safe, and to call the patients family
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| Observation Paper | High School Culture | | | 6/30/2013 | Organizational Leadership BMGT365 | | Having a mission statement for employees to focus on gives them a clear vision of what to strive for on a daily basis. A clear vision that is ethical helps to develop a healthy culture that is strong and cohesive.(Daft, 2011) In my observation of the culture of a high school staff, I find areas that are strongly aligned to the vision and areas that are in need of improvement
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In this category, my CT and I had pretty similar results. The easiest to track was that I was consistently on time and focusing on my observation. Both myself and my CT could easily track that. We also both said I was proficient in maintaining a positive attitude when dealing with her and her students. I tend to be a naturally positive person, at least on the outside, so this was not much of a struggle for me. My CT probably noticed me smiling or laughing with some of the students. Even on days where
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the names of anything I saw and repeating in correct pronunciation to myself- “door hinge, shoelace, reflection...” This is exactly what I began doing with spanish. During my walks home in the dimming afternoon, I recounted the names of every observation- “La lluvia, los carros, el pavimento...” I often wrote my physics notes in spanish; every week I checked out a spanish translated children’s book from the library; I watched spanish comedy skits on youtube. Most special to me was my discovery of
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Africa, South America, and Asia, but are now turning our attention to the “human” primate. We hope by integrating ourselves into the population, by dressing as James Madison University students, we will gain information through our observations. During our initial observation, we found that primates reside in an animal group called mammals. Within that grouping, we found these animals tend to be warm-blooded, have hair, can see colors, have limited smell due to not having a need to hunt, have larger
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Running Head: Cafeteria Observations Observing Different Common Areas In an Elementary School Setting Chantil R. Brantley American College of Education In schools, different people can see or observe different things. Some support personnel take information and handle situations completely different than other people. Depending on who is giving the observation could determine if you get a clear accurate picture of the entire situation. Observing the information given about Lacy Elementary
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culture and a group of friends that I never would have met otherwise. For my observation I went to Pablo’s Tacos in the town of Blue Island, IL. It is a small town rite over the boarder of Chicago. It is a small Mexican restaurant on Western Ave. It is family owned and unless you asked you might not even know they have a sit down area because it is hidden. My first trip there was supposed to be pure observation I didn’t want to interact much just observe and eat. My friend and I have been
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Georgia Canales Eng-105 1/18/2011 Observation essay I like to observe things such as people, places, and things outdoors like the birds, the trees, and people doing outdoor things. So this assignment is a good thing for me. Being able to sit there and watch people and take down notes is enjoying to me. Being able to observe things such as people, place, and things is a good way to see in depth how people adapt to their everyday life. You can then see in detail, different
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Observation Analysis Tiffany Davis MTE 506 October 22, 2012 Holly Brainard Abstract In this paper I will reflect on my classroom observation of a high school chemistry teacher’s classroom. I will discuss different educational theories that were employed in the classroom and what theories could have been used to better enhance instruction and learning. I will also discuss the theory of information processing and how it applies to student learning. Also I will compare adolescence student
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toddler, who exemplified a behavior that I have always categorized as spoiled. After researching the topic of aggression, I have learned that behavior of toddlers can be aggressive while interacting with their parents and other children. During my observation, the toddler did not want to share toys with the other children. The toddler cried and began to hit the children. Surprisingly, after the toddler’s mother witnessed the aggressive behavior, she disciplined the toddler, and the toddler fell out in
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