Morehead Honor Program

I have always enjoyed children and working with them but once I understood that there was a career that could enable me to improve a child’s life I was set on becoming an Occupational Therapist. I knew I could assist and change the lives of children that have been told they could not succeed nor live life to their fullest potential. Regardless of the struggles these children are facing, they are capable of a multiple of tasks for success. This is the work of an OT to capitalize on their strengths, to allow them to be the absolute best child (and then adult) that they can be. There is nothing more effective to preserve the future of our world and mankind than to nourish each child.

One of my dreams is to be part of The National Honors Society and be part of the family; I am already part of The Spanish Language Honors Society and want to further build upon my academic career. I have demonstrated leadership, service, character, and scholarship and I hope to be inducted into the society. Even after I get inducted into the society, I will continue to volunteer in my society; as of this summer, I hope to be volunteering at Atlanticare. Volunteering in my community has been a great experience and I can not wait to extend it with a new chapter of my High School career. I am beyond thankful for being part of the first chapter of The National Honors Society and hope you will consider my

I should be awarded this scholarship because I will use it for the benefit of young children with special needs. The name of this scholarship is "Courage to Grow", and I believe receiving this will help give me the education needed to raise my courage in order to spread wisdom and encouragement that will one day enrich a young person and will help them grow into intellectual and inspiring men and women. This scholarship will help me to go into the world and change the lives of young people who may feel discouraged or negatively affected by the verbal and mental abuse all because a doctor said there was something "wrong" . I hope that because of my teaching, young students with special needs will begin seeing themselves as individuals instead

Being involved in foster care has made me a more caring and compassionate person. It also taught me to more responsible and accepting of others. If my family had never started doing foster care I would have never realized how much I love helping kids, which is why I have decided to pursue a career in Child Psychology. Seeing the trauma some kids have to endure

Every moment is a memorable part of the journey of life. I have always appreciated the value of giving to others because I believe that just being able to lend a hand to others, no matter how trivial it may be, is what makes life worth living. However, my desire to help people started when I began working with children as a teacher’s assistant. It would instill in me a lesson that I would never forget.

Actually our lives are enhanced by our kids and when we catch them in photographs or on video we are catching something extremely invaluable on the grounds that those recollections are something we have to protect and spare so when our kids are grown up we will have something to have as a token and a blessing to show them to safeguard that exceptionally extraordinary time in their lives. When we as guardians see our youngsters grow up it is a magnificent satisfaction however we feel somewhat miserable as we become more established and our kids exceed their childhood and honesty. It is a reality we as a whole need to confront yet we wish to bond with our kids for whatever length of time that we can and recall those years and never let them cruise us by. Adolescence is a blessing that we as guardians get the opportunity to appreciate in bringing up our kids since recollections of our youth have since a long time ago passed us by and the recollections are far off and we were excessively youthful, making it impossible to recall that it.

With regard to parental characteristics of ESFJs, the 16personalities maintains that having children is often the culmination of ESFJs ' goals, and they cherish every moment of it. They expect their children to honor, respect, and obey their parents. To make their children happy, they often create time for leisure for their children to have fun and play with other children. Though, at times, they are very strict on their children when they do wrong things as to prevent them from cultivating bad habits. Their utmost desire is for their children to become good students with qualitative education as a pathway to their success.

Students need someone to believe in them, and I have seen the transformation that confidence and pride can have on young students. Developing children have an inherent desire to please their teachers. I used this spark to show my students they could succeed more than they had ever dreamed. I feel that I have made a difference to my first grade class.

It feels good to show them what proper behavior is, and it not only benefited the kids but also me; as having twenty five pairs of small eyes staring at me forced me to hold myself to a higher standard. I not only helped the students grow, but also the program, offering my ideas and support to update and fine tune the lesson

Kids can translate the hard work they've put into their sport by working harder to be a better student or employee and a better person overall. Kids sports can most definitely help in the area of working together with someone or a

School has taught me a wide array of knowledge that will assist me when I get into the real world. It has helped me have better reasoning, problem solving, and memory skills. Without school, I wouldn’t be nearly as intelligent or mature as I am today. I also wouldn’t have met all of my friends, who’ve helped shape me into the man I am today. As I’ve gotten deeper into my education, I realized that every year the stress levels and stakes get a bit higher.

I have been babysitting for just over 4 years now. I have experience watching kids aged newborn- 10 years old. I have worked for two different families over long periods of time. I have a 6-week-old daughter, 2 cats and a dog. I enjoy doing crafts, coloring and activities that include learning with the children.

All my life I knew that when I grew up I wanted to choose a profession that involved helping change lives. When I was in high school I heard about occupational therapy. I knew that was exactly what I wanted to do. To become an occupational therapist, you must have many traits. You must be able to communicate well.

The biggest takeaway I received from my NAR shadowing experience at Three Links was just how vital the staff who works with the residents truly are. If you would ask anyone if the staff at a medical facility is important, the answer would be yes. However, until you physically observe staff perform crucial tasks for their resident, one cannot truly comprehend the impact staff makes on residents. The staff at Three Links helps residents perform essential, everyday tasks such as feeding, bathing, and toileting. The staff not only provides personal care, but also acts as the resident’s family by forming strong relationships with residents.

Should babysitters be certified? Well yes, because good certified babysitters deal quickly with medical emergencies,they get to know the kids to prevent injuries,and lastly there are safety risks for your child when hiring an uncertified babysitter. Babysitters for any child should always be certified for the safety of the babysitter and child. A first advantage is they know how to be calm in emergencies. In most major emergencies the first thing a certified babysitter is going to do is call 911,but uncertified babysitters will probably hesitate or do something wrong.