Paul Harvey Reflection

The techs a shadowed during this observation were amazing people that share with me valuable information. During slow times they would help me with school options and where they went to school, and what they liked about it and what they didn’t. Everyone seemed very excited about my interest in radiology and was more than happy to answer any questions that I had. The techs I shadowed seemed happy to have me tag along in their exams and made sure to explain anything that I didn’t understand.

”(Chapman, pg - 154) With this evidence, we have found that Alexa and Jose do meet and continue their investigation in certain locations. To begin, Alexa puts a lot of trust in the people she has been working with. Firstly, she has told her father.” Her father listened calmly while Alexa told him the whole story. ”(Chapman, pg - 194)

Jean Watson – Caring Science Theory Katrine S. Edwards Mercy College Abstract Dr. Jean Watson began her career as a Registered Nurse in 1961, however, she did not stop learning and advancing her mind there. Over several years she obtained multiple degrees; including a Ph.D. in Educational Psychology and Counseling. Serious personal loss led Dr. Watson to fully realize her beliefs and to truly comprehend her own writings stimulating her to formulate her Caring Science Theory. Dr. Watson’s theory is comprised of 10 Caritas Processes that bring arts and humanities together with science to provide more loving and compassionate care to yourself and others. Dr. Watson’s theory speaks to me because I believe that everyone is entitled

I can’t imagine that writing a book in this format on such a topic was an easy thing to do but she did an amazing job at informing all the readers using humor to relay her message. I can’t recall ever reading an introductory book however, it is clear that the amount of information author Sally Campbell Galman provided was extensive. Shane, The Lone Ethnographer has eight chapters and at least three out of the eight included steps for the framework. A few of the other chapters included additional need to know steps on things like collection methods, analyzing data, and results.

She kept her audience mesmerized as she told her story, learning from failures and believing in the power of imagination. Inspiring, motivational, a strong ‘take-away’ message, spoken with poise and purpose, the 20 plus minutes speech can be watched at: http://youtu.be/wHGqp8lz36c “J.K. Rowling Speaks at Harvard Commencement” Great speakers are to be found in all walks of life and may never be internationally acknowledged or acclaimed. However, they make a difference in the organizations in which they are employed; they are leaders, managers and trainers who take pride in their briefing, presenting and facilitating skills. They are the organization’s prized assets.

Tuesdays with Morrie is a book full of insight about how to live your life to the fullest. We all have the potential to make our day to day existence impactful, and we should do everything we can to accomplish that. Through interviewing my sister and my grandmother and reading the book, I gathered many philosophies about various aspects of life. In comparison, what my interviewees and Morrie had to say about forgiveness, family, society were very similar.

I felt confident in using this book as a common source for my own research projects, and it created a wonderful starting point for every blog post I wanted to make. I ended up enjoyed this book not only because of the exquisite research, but because it shed light on a historical woman who is often over look in general history courses, yet who was such an amazing woman that she inspired millions with her voice at a time when African Americans were looked down upon as a lesser being of

Through many hours of hard work, she attends Radcliffe college. In her studies she has to apply herself with more dedication that other students, but she does and so and she succeeds. The Story of My Life by Helen Keller is an autobiographical narration of the first twenty-two years of Helen’s life. Since she was a young girl, she was always interested in everything she touched, so she was eager to learn about it. She never gave up on anything, even though she knew that she’s deaf and blind.

Before I started DOS and the nursing program at Georgian I had never had the experience of looking up scholarly articles and journals through CINAHL, now I know how to find files that are scholarly written and peer reviewed. It has helped me tremendously as I have used CINAHL in every class so far this semester when writing my papers. It had made it easier to find credible resources that I know is well written and has real, honest information. The second one is Investigate the past, present, and future of professional nursing practice, through the history of nursing I learned how nursing started and the techniques they used, and the amount of schooling that was required which I stated above. We are now learning about current techniques and practice standards while in school and we are learning the new ways of nursing which will affect the future of nurses.

I always had a heart for the older generation and even the very young, because you can always learn from people daily. My overall experience, was very hands on, quick, and definitely a learning experience. We tend to do head to toe assignments, check the residents vital signs, check their feeding percentages, and even their medical backgrounds to see if they are having any improvements or not. Since I was a nursing student, for the most part we had to observe a lot and I love every bit of it, but there were many times they would put each of us on the spot to get a random resident to help feed them, help them to therapy, check their vitals, assist them to the restroom, bathing, several cleanings, or help assist them to their rooms along with their daily assessments and activities. My overall experience was very good and that experience is one that I will never forget, because I’ve learned so much just by being there and having to do actual assessment and vitals on real people.

Sarah Koenig, the host of Serial, begins the podcast with, "For the last year, I 've spent every working day trying to figure out where a high school kid was for an hour after school one day in 1999. " At this exact moment, I knew that I would desire more from Koenig 's narrative due to her ability to fully grasp my attention with her voice and choice of words. Koenig moves on to explain the difficulties of attempting to remember a person 's whereabouts days, weeks, or even months before, which I could wholly relate to. Moreover, her determination is fascinating; she goes out of her way to interview a handful of teenagers to see if they could remember where they were six weeks ago and, unsurprisingly, they could not. In addition, Koenig initiates Hae Min Lee 's story with background information, such as where Lee attended school, her immediate disappearance, and the arrest of her ex-boyfriend, Adnan Syed.

While being an intern at Christian Appalachian Project (CAP), I have had hands on experience writing press releases, being able to pitch a story, create images on Canva to be used on the Instagram page, and being a part of meetings that discuss detailed images of the Spring/Summer issue of the Mt. Spirit Magazine. (CAP) has shown me that even little detail matters even if it means changing the words “poor people” to “people in need” makes a big differences when describing the region of Appalachia. I think that the biggest event that resonates with me the most is that (CAP) helps people in need by having repairs done to their home, having a hunger walk, accepting kids into their week long summer program, having a food pantry and providing clothing.

Should WTRFG Be Taught In 7th Grade I am Brody Hilsendeger. I really enjoyed to book a lot so today I will be explain why the book Were The Red Fern Grows should be taught to 7th graders every year.

here is an article up on “Bustle” by Rebecca Jane Stokes entitled “17 College Admissions Officers Share The Craziest Things They’ve Seen on Applications” that we figured we’d share with our readers. We love these kinds of articles. They’re always filled with salacious stories. And we blog about college admissions every day, so we’ve got to keep things interesting, right? If only for our own sake!

When I was in elementary school, we had one huge project to dress up and recite facts about a famous person we picked. It filled up the entire gym and the rest of the grades came in and pressed a button to make us start taking, it was a lot like a wax museum! Anyways, I was Amelia Earhart and my best friend was Dr. Seuss and I learned so much about him that I went home and read every book by him that I owned. Dr. Seuss had an influenced on me because of his writing skills and ability to make me laugh.