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Reflection Paper On Ebola

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Day 1 Goal: I invited my ex-class fellows on 13 March, to a graduation party arranged at my place via Facebook messenger and they all were there. Day 2 Goal: After listening to a 2 hour lecture on essay writing on 14 March, I got 80% marks in classroom activity. Day 3 Goal: I attended a workshop on personal hygiene on 15 March and then elaborated each step to my siblings. Day 4 Goal: On 17 March I met the company’s manager and came to know that the way you talk must be convincing instead of what you talk. Day 5 Goal: On March 18, I had written an application to the Dean to arrange a sky lantern show in the department and we all enjoyed a lot the same evening. Day 6 Goal: I got a brief summary by a student, about what I had elaborated in front of the …show more content…

Day 20 Goal: When I presented my research investigation on “non-hygienic conditions as a factor for aggravating the Ebola outbreak”, the physicians nodded their heads. Day 21 Goal: When I asked a question on Facebook that “ Is the concentration of asbestos in the environment is fair enough to cause a lung cancer?”, I got almost 500 messages via Facebook messenger. Day 22 Goal: I asked my friend to sing a song at the Annual Dinner ceremony, she nodded her head. Day 23 Goal: When I asked a cigarette manufacturing company’s CEO about their total revenue, he showed me an annual report. Day 24 Goal: When one of my juniors asked me that, “ How DNA is packaged inside a nucleus?”, I showed her a bowl full of intertwined noodles. Day 25 Goal: I made a conversation with one of my seniors on various factors that can affect the bone health, finally concluded that sunlight acts as a protective while low calcium act as a risk factor respectively. Day 26 Goal: I was selected in the national debating team after a small classroom activity on a contradictory subject of “ The Republican’s Rule”. Day

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