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    this process to strategic decisions made by an individual and in the framework to one’s life. In contemporary society there is, in all probability, no bigger decision than that which relates to a career. Doesn’t it seem logical to accompany such a critical decision with a method that might enhance or give focus to that…

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    My class room is a highly diverse environment, with many students from different cultures, and age ranges. This is an intro to art classroom, meaning we are learning about the basics, and fostering creativity that students may not know they had. All students are required to take a class like this one and many of the students tend to be freshman and sophomores, but on occasion we have juniors and seniors. The seating arraignments are set up in groups. This is not by my choice because I am using…

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    topics discussed in my culture 320 and other classes. I feel I have acquired actual knowledge, discovered ways for critical thinking, something which I have not achieved in at least 25 of my total 27 classes that I have taken so far both in Northern Virginia Community college and at George Mason University. Section E In my future coursework, I am planning to continue to work on critical thinking and expose myself to acquiring more knowledge through independent research specifically on the…

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    grants for my son’s school as well as to introduce new ideas to our school district and our campus’s Parent-Teacher Organization (PTO) that could bring about positive change for the students and faculty. As a PTO board member, I can also use the critical reading skills I learned (Hacker & Sommers, 2014, p. 114) to analyze proposals submitted by others. Furthermore, I can use the reflective writing skills that I learned ("Genres in Academic Writing," n.d.; The Learning Centre, 2008) to journal…

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    Job Analysis Documents Table 1 presents the data from all of the relevant JA sources on competencies. In order to only retain competencies that were of greater significance to the job each data source had a cut-off point (retention criteria) and if the values were lower than this then they were removed from further analyses. The retention criteria for each of the data sources was approximately half their possible maximum values: 55, 4 and 50 respectively. The combined competency weight were…

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    ability to think critically instead have to develop this skill as they mature. The word critical comes from the Greek word for ‘critic’ (kritikos), which means to question, to make sense of, and to be able to analyze. The best possible way to reach a defining solution or a solid conclusion is through critically thinking about the issue at hand. I personally believe that most of our beliefs have to be justified by critical thinking. Also analyzing all the evidence to and against in guiding ones…

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    This article discusses the structure of a Family Readiness Group and its importance to strengthening the soldiers and their families at large. One of the outstanding arguments that the author makes shows how important an effective FRG unit is to the soldier community. This source is based on one side of the issue being discussed. The article is promoting the embrace of the Family Readiness program. This can clearly be seen in the way the author presents only the positives about the program; that…

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    Reading enables a human mind to increase in skill and understanding. While reading, one has to put in effort to understand what a writer is saying. The amount of effort put into understanding the information this person is reading determines how far he stretches his brain’s ability to comprehend. This, in turn, strengthens a person’s thought process and ability to conclude what the information means. If a person doesn’t put in the effort to read every so often, then he can potentially lose some…

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    Writing 101, also known as First Year Writing, was my first introduction to rhetorical analysis in literature, writing, and reading. Through this class, I have achieved and learned a series of lessons and have obtained many objectives of the course. As well as achieving many of the goals and objectives, I have also come to realize what is essential to keep with me as I grow toward success in the future. Writing 101 has not only taught me about rhetorical analysis, but in addition has implemented…

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    In this film, Good Will Hunting, Will Hunting, a inner city kid from South Boston is a janitor at MIT with an IQ greatly above the average. After solving a seemingly-unsolvable math theorem on the board, Will is discovered by an MIT professor, who takes the misguided teen with no work ethic under his wing. After getting arrested the professor makes will see a therapist. Finally meeting his match with his therapist, Sean, Will makes an half hearted attempt to straighten out himself, his work life…

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