Juggling

Artifact Description This artifact represents they study of the steps counselors must take to plan and develop an aligned K-12 counseling program and curriculum. It begins with the counselor’s core beliefs and philosophy of education followed by the vision and mission for the counseling program. Identifying these pieces before the curriculum is written is crucial to the foundation of the program. It ensures that counselors and administrators are in agreement on the significance of the…

Title: 10 Organisations 1) A Circus –Cirque du Soleil (Circus of the Sun). The Cirque du Soleil is an energetic, entertaining and exciting entertainment company that was founded in Quebec, Canada. !!!!!!!From stilts to juggling to fire breathing, the cirque has inspired imagination among its many audiences since the early 1980’s. Originally, in 1984, Cirque du Soleil had a labour force of 73 people but today, employs 5,000 employees worldwide. !!!! The growth of the company is not only seen is…

Caring for a Life I had my daughter when I was 15 years old. Yes, I was young and yes, it was not the best time for me to have a baby. Teenage mothers are stigmatized in our society as promiscuous and looked down upon. Becoming a parent at a young age when you yourself are a child makes you mature quickly. Parenting brings many challenges, but we cannot negate all the blessings and insight it can bring as well. I have grown as an individual, learned to balance different aspects of my life and…

Ghana is an unusual country to utilize local transitional justice in, to undermining systemic inequality. The Akan are the ethnic majority in Ghana accounting for 31-45% of the population, depending on reports. However they are not a uniform group, containing major sub-divisions based on linguistic divides of the Kwa language. The Asante and Fante are the most prominent sub-divisions of the Akan people. Idiosyncratically, this fragmented ethnic majority has allowed the concept of the oppressed…

college he attended was Pasadena Junior College where he was an excellent athlete and played four sports: football, basketball, track, and baseball.” For someone to play four sports in college is really overachieving factoring that he was not only juggling school and sports, but he was also having to deal with racist fans yelling the infamous racial slur at him. He was faced with constant booing and that was a huge challenge. Another challenge Jackie faced was to not react on impulse when…

Having arrived to the UK in 2000 as a refugee with no understanding of English, I have had to overcome cultural and ethnic barriers throughout my life. As a result of my personal experience, diversity means: everyone should be able to achieve their goals without needing to reach a certain gender, class, race or cultural expectation. The Anglo-Saxon way of business is obsolete in our globalised markets, which means placing a value on diversity is critical for the success of any global firm.…

Stolen Angel CODE BLUE, CODE BLUE in room 6710! All doctors report to room 6710. Watching my mother go into cardiac arrest while my family and I were told to wait outside. Walking backwards so I could see everything that was going on the hospital curtain was being pulled closed blocking my view. Waiting nervously, I remember hearing the doctors speaking in a high pitched panicked voice ordering the nurse to get the defibrillator ready. Next came the sounds of beeping, over and over the doctor…

“ Fresh out of patience, the teacher barked at young Fulton to pay attention. The boy’s mind was wandering again. “ Robert Fulton, who later became a phenomenal inventor, had a hard time in school as a young boy in the 1770’s. Young Fulton would come home to his mother and say “ My head's so full of notions that there, is no vacant chamber to store away the contents of dusty books “ Born in 1765 in Little Britain Township, Pennsylvania, Robert Fulton went on to become a talented artist and a…

"A drive to do big things" landed Sheila Dilley in Berklee, where she ended up juggling the full load of a Music Business degree, newly married life, and assisting the President of Berklee himself - with the same radiant joy and enthusiasm for people she exudes as I sit in front of her today. Photo Credit: Alexandria Marie Clark Photo Credit: Alexandria Marie Clark For Sheila and her husband Jef, both currently based in Seattle, music continues to be their "number one dream". And if there is…

Warsan Shire’s “For women who are difficult to love” is the most well-known poem because Beyoncé had adapted it into her album, Lemonade. Warsan Shire is a present- day poet whose poems have powerful words and the words are what women relate to. Beyoncé’s interpretation of “For women who are difficult to love” was about her husband cheating on her and it tells us about how Beyoncé’s husband might have tried to deny the allegations and made her feel guilty about her expectation from the…