Binder

Classmates, teachers, families, and friends- Hello. Tonight, we celebrate all of our accomplishments-- academic, athletic, artistic, and civic-- that we have achieved in the past four years. However, to properly appreciate all of our efforts, I feel it appropriate to reflect on some of the more interesting happenings of that same time interval. Therefore, this speech will summarize each of the past four years, each in a single word. The first year of our high school career can be summed up…

Ideally Casey’s parents and the support worker should go through the training so that they not only understand what PECS is and the benefits, but how it should be correctly implemented. However the parents have indicated a lack of time so this probably isn’t possible. (please see 2c above) In this situation since the enhanced worker is spending most of the day with Casey, then she would be the ideal choice to take the training and then teach Casey. As well since other workers are present at the…

the past remains to show its influence in some manner on the present. The last sentence of “A Rose for Emily” suggests that the townspeople will feel the lingering influence of Emily Grierson and her generation, like dust lingering in the nostrils (Binder 7). I totally agree with this database the use of dust and acrid lingering in the nostrils is very smart and useful and it a very intelligent way of saying that Emily presence will still be felt even though she was gone. In Conclusion,…

The last two years have been busy, as I have moved twice, resulting in my attendance to three separate high schools. This gives me first hand experience in many different types of schedules. In junior high, I had an A/B block type schedule, we had the same core classes everyday but our electives would alternate each day. Freshman year I had a 4x4 block schedule with 4 90 minute classes a day and classes were only a semester long (8 credits). Sophomore year I attended a school with trimesters, 5…

effect has a definite cause. Numerous sensational and inspiring innovations which have made the quality of life easy and better has a profound effect. The cause of this effect are people who analyze problems, innovate and devise a remedy. Such people are called Engineers. Engineers have had a massive contribution in every sphere of life. Along with innovation comes a huge protocol which is essential to be endorsed by every engineer: The Code of Ethics. The role of an engineer is not only to…

On Point “I hope you’re comfortable working for On Point Laboratories, Mr. Parker,” stated the individual in his two-button Givenchy suit as he walked out of the room. 28-year-old Miles Parker smiled to himself, taking out his binder and setting it near the computer. As he fumbled with his worn-out satchel, he found himself wondering how he claimed a job at the top-secret On Point Laboratories, which was located on Tahiti. Placing the satchel under the desk, Parker turned on his Canon EOS 650D…

I began freshman year by walking into a room of tall faces and crossed ankles. Up until my arrival in class, I had not seen entering high school as a significant transition. My legs were tall in new shoes and, with my arms were wrapped around a petty hoard of books and number two pencils, I felt prepared. However, two minutes into the school year, my confidence blew out of my chest. I eyed the senior class of 2015 from the doorway and imagined I was a comma after a long line of capitals. The…

As you get older, you start forgetting your childhood years in school, however, you always remember two types of teachers: The really good teacher that made school interesting and fun and/or you remember the really “not so good” teacher, who was boring and talked in a monotone voice, the teacher that would make school so miserable that you would rather catch the flu to miss a few days of school, or the teacher who might have said something negative to you that has and will stick with you…

BEEP! BEEP! My eyes slowly began to diverge from their stupor, but everything was blurry and surrounded by an odd haze. The deafening sound was droning on and on, rattling my brain. As my eyes finally adjusted to the bright light seeping through the windows beside my bed, it finally dawned on me what time it was and that I was late. It was 8:00 am; I had gotten up thirty minutes late. “Kimrey Lowder is never late,” I muttered to myself. I had to hurry out of bed, so I jumped out from…

At St. Luke’s Nursing Center, in Carthage, Missouri; safety is paramount and is taught through oral communication and the Disaster Manual. The oral communication is carried out on a daily basis in regard to safety of the resident’s general living environment. There is always a focus on the safety of the residents pertaining to their health, dietary needs, and transfer assistance for low or non-ambulatory residents. For this type of safety, there is a large amount of oral communication between…