A Few Questions

After introductions my interview started. They each took turns asking me questions. Some of them were difficult to answer since I had no experience working for an employee so I used all my volunteer experience to answer majority of the questions and to pull examples to help my answers. Nearing the end of the interview Netty asked me some personal questions, my interests, and etc. For some reason I thought those questions were the hardest to answer because I was not sure what was appropriate to…

responses, mostly because we are both very comfortable with each other. In regards to if this were an actual workplace interview, our answers may tend towards a little exaggeration in hopes of landing a new job. Some questions we may have exaggerated on during a real interview would be questions four and five, “When have you failed? Describe what happened and what you learned from it?” and “How do you take advantage of your strengths? How do you compensate for your weaknesses?” Most people would…

New Green, in a group of four we are required to answer the questions pertaining to this film. While watching it is vital to identify the observations of the Latino icon, George Lopez, and the issue of the confusion about Latinos in American society. We are to discuss the video with our assigned teammates and submit one synthesized, integrated submission based on all the group member’s input while avoiding dividing a section or question to each team member. The submission is to be made online…

opportunity to deliver showed just that. Going into this interview with Katherine, I didn’t know a thing about her. I approached the interview with a series of generic questions in an attempt to get to know her. I asked about Katherine’s hobbies, family, friends, current job, even where she would like to travel. It was one of the very first questions in our introductions that really piqued my interest. When I inquired her age and year at school, I learned that Katherine is 31 and considered a…

some weaker areas that she struggled with. Her focus on the test also varied throughout the test. At the beginning of the test, she was focused on the test and answered the questions quickly, but towards the end of the test session, she was barely paying attention to the test, and would intentionally give a wrong answer to a question. This was an interesting project to do, and I do think there is room for me to improve for when I test children with the PLS-5 in the future. Katelyn’s scores…

Day 7, Regenerate your energy and emotions, by applying the walking meditation technique (especially at the end of the week, where you would like to start the next day, with a fresh pleasant vision of yourself). Finally you have reached day 7 of your program. It has been quite interesting and enriching for you. You are now left, with one more tip before you are left on your own, to start reconnecting with yourself and simple things to do, to reorient yourself towards more positivity.…

the beginning of our session he showed me a few “magic tricks” with his fingers and told me he plays football. When we got down to business of reading I noticed he has other helpers besides me helping him every day, so by time I got there he already started the program. When I was with him we did a practice read, which is when we both read a passage only a page long tighter. Afterward, he sums up what that tiny passage was about and he answers some questions. After…

I only have so many resources at my disposal in which to successfully conduct my study. My study is quantitative for the obvious reason that I have a hypothesis rather than a research question. But, I also chose quantitative because I feel that this type of study is based on the multiple individuals rather than a few individuals. I plan on finding out how and why people feel a certain way about sportscasters, whether that is negative or positive. I have chosen to conduct surveys…

identity/development? This is an extremely complicated question with multiple varying answers. There are many theories trying to answer this question, such as, Plato 's claim that "owning objects is detrimental to a person 's character", whereas Aristotle argues that "ownership of tangible goods helps to develop moral character." However, to truly answer this this question, we must first answer the question, what is ownership? If this question is asked, friends, relatives, even strangers, will…

learning disability. Dyslexia hits home with me and the hardships that came with it are all too familiar. Mental anguish is not the only thing that comes from disabilities, but also exterior environmental factors like the people around you. These few persons are left behind because they are not able to perform to a certain standard and are treated as incapable individuals. Powell talks not about Indians but how they are viewed to give insight on how her race is being viewed with the hope of…