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monitor the student just to make sure the student was not going to be tardy in the new class. This was a friendly discussion more so as an fyi discussion. Two things that I had forgotten to bring to your attention was the reference of a brown chair in the room and how it had been placed in different locations in the room, and also how a student, Brooke Smith had sent Dr. Singh a note that she would not be in class, but then she showed up in class. How to proceed moving forward: 1.…

he started scratching his lower lip as he progressed in this reading. “Did you read it?” “Yes, a bit…” “Well, I’m going to investigate this business with the diary myself,” he decided, and used both of his swollen hands to lift himself out of his chair. “You don’t mean you’ll drive all the way over there?” I asked, considering blurting out the truth, but aware that every word we were exchanging was dragging me away from this option. “This is a very serious matter. He seems to be making…

Dental Emergency Arises If you are in a situation that is deemed an emergency, you will call our answering service who will then get in touch with Dr. Hubbard or Dr. Leath. Instead of meeting at a crowded hospital, our doctor will meet you at our office, where there will be no wait and you’ll be the first priority. We will always be available for your dental emergency to diagnose and repair whatever problem that you may be having. There will probably be cases where you may not be sure if a…

called the offender to her office to speak to him about a situation that occurred in a teacher’s room. After the offender wrote his statement about that incident, he was given his discipline of 10 days suspension. He then got very upset which prompted the victim to call Officer M. Moore back to her office. The offender had a hold of the desk as though he was going to flip it but then took off his backpack and threw it on the floor, stood up quickly and headed out of the office pushing the victim…

To what extent is memory reliable? Use two research studies to show support for/against the reliability of memory. (Using Critical Thinking/MAGEC) minimum of two. Joseph Bartlett’s ‘War of the Ghosts’ experiments Background: Barlett (1932) recreated this experiment based off a german scientist by the name of Ebbinghaus. In order to study the pure memory of a subject, Barlett recreated an unfamiliar story that the subject must read. From this, people began to recreate events from the story…

to be that person. Jensen is almost three years old, but he has something I never had as a child...dentophobia. Dentophobia is a fear of dentists and being at the dentist's office. I had no clue of his fear, until it was time for him to get his teeth checked and I had to go with him. When we walked into the Dentist's office everyone greeted him like they knew him, I didn’t think much of it at the time but looking back I realize they probably knew him because he’d made a big fuss before. He was…

teacher’s desk. Having this separation allows for others to not see the work that they are doing. The next strategy for Taylor was that they would be able to have a chair at the carpet. Along with this, they also have a wiggle seat everyday to be able to support movement in their chair and to keep them from learning back in their chair. When the student gets frustrated with work or others they have the ability to ask for a break, for five minutes. However, the student often needs to be remained…

without so many years of schooling. Recently I had the opportunity to job shadow at my orthodontist office. It was a great chance to learn more about the field and see for myself if its something I actually want to pursue. I learned a lot about the dental assistant field that day with the professionals. I learned dental assistants have tasks such as, making sure patients are comfortable in the chair. They prepare the patient and work space for the dentist to do the treatments and…

The reflection shows Escher sitting in his office while holding the sphere. (see fig.1) When generally looking at the lithograph it seems to be very simple and straight forward but in reality the lithograph is very unique. The…

After embarking upon a “handicap” adventure, it is clear that Lycoming College is in fact handicap acceptable, with a few exceptions. Being able to take a walking tour of the campus opened my eyes to the harsh realities that disabled humans face every day. It is the simple tasks that one takes for granted such as, using the bathroom, water fountain, and stairs. Furthermore, being a handicapped student at Lycoming College is manageable, but would still be a struggle at times. Additionally, I was…