Discourse Community Activism

The reflection journal’s objective will be a continued reflection on my experience with my chosen community. This journal will also touch on the area of strengths and areas for growth for myself as well as the community. Lastly, I will share about my group’s Community Sector Discussion. Over the next few service learning sessions, I had the opportunity to interact with the staffs from Beyond and the parent volunteers. From the conversations, I shared with the Beyond staffs, it helps to deepen my understanding of the demographics and characteristics of the community.

This example of mutual aid exemplifies Group Building and Purposeful Use of Self as examined by Steinberg (2014). It allowed for a chance to find “commonalities that exist among members” as well as the use of self-reference (Steinberg,

The degree of this meaningfulness is from the view of the person carrying out the occupation. The perception of this meaningfulness depends on the person’s developmental structure. Developmental structure includes feelings, senses, movements, thoughts, how the person perceives things and how they interact with other people. As occupations are performed these developmental structures can change. Occupations also have purpose which means while someone is performing an occupation they are trying to achieve goals.

This structure allows him to more easily organize his thoughts. It also allows his audience to better understand his lecture. It separates talking about two different people, the reader and the writer. It also allows for the audience’s questions to be asked as well as answered within the lecture. Nabokov is able to explain why

Why are you interested in the scholarship role(s) to which you have applied? SR In applying for Senior Resident I see an opportunity to shape the Ursula Hall Community towards the engagement of a wide range of residents. Every resident who comes to Ursula Hall, ultimately will want a different experience out of their time. In wanting to help build a greater sense of community around the events which Senior Residents run along with being able to help both new residents transition into university life and help returning residents with the troubles which can occur through later years. It is also the ability to provide a collage experience through another dimension and be able to cater to different residents and helping bring residents with different backgrounds and values to together through living in the same community.

I also would encourage Carol to connect Joy with any many outside community resources that could help the both Joy and Bobby’s with their needs. I also believe that having a group meeting with the service providers that service the Williams family is a great thing. This can allow Carol and the team talk about the family and what needs are being meet, and also what else needs

External catalysts such as ASRH programs can often build awareness of ASRH issues, facilitate community dialogue and collective action, and build the capacity of local organisations and individuals to play catalytic and support roles, but can lead to controversy as some may perceive them as negative or foreign to community norms and values. 3. Community involvement: individuals begin addressing the issue as a community concern,

The mission statement of the organization will ensure an effective communication, coordination, and integration of the organization. The SC Works Centers operates under a functional supervision model. Many of the SC Works Centers programs and activities are administered under partner agencies especially

Regardless of the key components as a human being, one’s identity inspires their sense of who they are and how they relay to others. At the foundation of one’s identity is a sense of ‘belonging’. Identity highlights the commonality amongst individuals whilst displaying how we differ from each other. A person’s identity provides a stable core of their individuality, values and personal location. Identities are diverse, subsequently they contribute to a wide assortment of social relationships that form or have formed the anchoring points for people’s lives, ranging from well knitted personal relationships with family and friends, relationships and roles that are defined by work, ethnicity, race, culture, gender and nationality.

Monitoring and evaluation are examples of self-management (Health.gov, 2014). Self-management and self-monitoring is the process of understanding and looking at one’s activities. People evaluate themselves according to set goals. This process involves setting goals and having a plan on what physical activities to do. The individual doing this activity also gives themselves a time frame to achieve the