Human self-reflection

It’s a learning curve Little responsibility. No real understanding. Very little concept of how the ‘big world’ works. These are just some of the uncounted ways of being three years old. Despite the idea of growing up isn’t thought of and talked about much it still happens to everyone which means it is still a substantially significant part of everyone life including mine, which has inspired me so much to write about my view and experience of ‘growing up.’ All though being three years old…

The next tag for the reflection here is “Equality”. The article “Conversation With Whale” was one of my next article in which I had tried to mention the life of animals. I find myself being much more natural and animal lover when I go through the reflections. I had mentioned in the same article that people kill animals, particularly whales, for their artificial beauty and decoration; and…

questioned the module structure. Looking back at Week 1 Reflective Writing, positivity was key in the midst of chaos. It was important not to lap into a state of lamentation. On hindsight, communications is as ambiguous as it is scathing. The reflections trains one to question. Could this all be about the individuals ability to evaluate? The individuals interpretation would sinuously resonate with others and thus excel in the field?…

The first therapist reflected on Robin’s statement and the resulting issue that landed them in family counseling. He said, “You want to prepare her … she got sick…” (Laureate Education, Inc., 2011). There are two great examples of reflection presented by the second therapist. The first was when she reflected on the couple’s relationship as a whole. She stated, “Your history has been a growth fostering relationship … disconnects are causing isolation …” This helped the couple to see…

September 22 and September 29th; 7:40 am-2: 40 pm The last two weeks have been a little crazy, to say the least. I really feel like in these past two weeks and especially today, that I have been getting really involved in day-to-day activities with the class. The past two Thursdays were pretty similar to any normal Thursday in this class. Like normal, the class eats breakfast and then does their daily jobs. I have gotten the opportunity to work with my host teacher and two students on watering…

to give priority to another’s needs is something I have been working on for a long time. When interviewing Carol, I could tell she was speaking from a place of emotional distress which motivated me to sympathize with her as an emotionally relatable human being. The one point of conflict that I…

moment I moved to Savanna High School last year, second semester but at that time I didn’t fully understand it and I was working on few reflections for each class and that was it. But since the beginning of this year, our English class was very focused on the capstone project as a whole. Not just reflections, introduction, transcript reflection, FAFSA reflection, resume also having two teachers in the class with so much resources and experience helped me a lot. When I started creating portfolio…

to make all classes of equal priority and that 's something I didn 't do. Of all my classes this is the one where I read the most. This class taught me the importance of time management. The more time I had between reading and actually writing my reflection the better the writing was. Having time management is important, but not the most important thing I learned in this class. Over the course of the years I’ve become the type of person who wasn’t very open to admitting being afraid, having…

one’s own child hood and reflecting on all the good and bad things that have taken place is something that likely will happen to every expecting parent. Trying to decide what kind of father a man desires to be for his child can be an overwhelming reflection. An expecting father should be ready for many changes in life from the minute this decision is made. There is plenty amount of time to think of all this until that first moment he holds his child in his arms for the first time.…

Article Review Traditionally, professional development for teachers has been provided in the form of training sessions, consultants, and observation cycles conducted by a master/mentor teacher. Teachers can often have negative reactions to this type of observation model, as it can make them feel like someone is coming in to tell them what is wrong with their practice. Alternatively, peer observation is a newly emerging form of professional development, where two teachers of similar skill level…