Graded Unit Reflection Essay

When you think of searching for something your mind would automatically go to looking for an object. But that’s not always true, for example searching for love, accomplishments, and new ideas could also be a search. In the book Lone Survivor by Marcus Luttrell, Marcus has some of these internal searches. So far in the book Marcus has successfully made it through BUD/s training and is now on a mission in the mountains of Afghanistan where they get in a conflict with an army.

I have found that in life, many people have trust from their friends and family. But, what people don't get is that you have to earn that trust from the people you love. With every bad decision you make, can make you lose more and more trust from your friends and family. In the story “Your Move” by Eve Bunting James a ten year old boy that is trying to get accepted into a gang while watching his six year old brother Isaac. James learns during the story that making the right decision can earn you trust from your friends and family.

Data collection is essential to the establishment of a baseline for measurable improvement. In order to establish a uniform process at the Electrolux Memphis, Tennessee factory to account for excess raw material not consumed during the course of a day, it is necessary to document the current conditions with recordable data. The focus of the data collected will provide insights into the current variability occurring in the daily process. After determining the variability, instituting stability in the process can ensue.

The Testing Is the key to survival letting go of trust and thinking of everyone as the enemy? Well, according to Cia Vale, it is. Cia Vale is the main character in Joelle Charbonneau’s, science fiction dystopian thriller, The Testing. In the now destroyed world from the Seven Stages of War the leaders must prepare for the future using a system called The Testing. It’s sole purpose is to gather the strongest and most intelligent teenagers who will be the next leaders of the world.

How Seriously Should Standardized Tests be Taken? I believe that our schools are taking our test a little too seriously. I believe that they should still use the test not to decide where we end up in life, but to direct our students to where they want to be in life. The world's people and where they end up in life is all decided on a worksheet that you answer questions on.

The Importance of Trust Trust is built with consistency. However, it is inevitable to stay away from people who lie and break the trust invested in them. Bob Marley emphasized his point that everyone is going to hurt others, but finding the “ones worth suffering for” is essential. Trust may sometimes take years to construct, seconds to break, and a lifetime to earn back. Trusting in people is not and never will be easy, but if that trust is earned it builds loyalty, makes people feel more comfortable, and illustrates reliability.

There are numerous factors to consider when implementing a comprehensive measurement plan whether it be 400 employees working on an assembly line for Ford Motors to a class of thirty students who are distance learners who interact on the Internet rather than attend classes in person. How does the professor provide an evaluation system that is fair, attainable, and meets everyone goals, the students, and the educational institute? The system put in place must be simple to conduct as well as to comprehend. Nevertheless, the teacher or evaluator must be cognizant that each student or individual is unique in their behaviors and results. The textbook expresses four schemes that are readily available for any organization for execution.

Self-Perception Theory Daryl Bem created the self-perception theory in 1960 Daryl called it “the theory of attitude formation(citation). According to the self-perception theory, we interpret our very own actions. The manner we interpret others’ actions, and our movements. Are frequently socially inspired and no longer produced out of our very own free will, as we might assume(citation).

Have you ever had a bad teammate in a game or a project? Do you consider yourself or wonder if you are a bad teammate? Well, these are things that make a good team member, so watch and learn! Teammates need to communicate well to get things done correctly, and to help do this efficiently, a team member must be open and willing to try new ideas. If teammates do not trust each other, one person may try to take it all into their hands, leading to stress and negative effects for everyone.

In communities they rely a lot on the members/organizations of their society to help with tasks that entail the greater good. In my community we depend a lot on student council, a student organization from our local high school. In my high school our student council effects change not only in my school, but in my neighborhood. From what I have participated in and seen, my student council affects change my helping the community, teaching leadership skills, preparing students for their future jobs, and helping students at school.