Patience

adaptability and patience are key instruments in invoking a positive learning environment. The rest of the day, I pushed students to believe that they could solve any problem so long as they continued to place effort and never give up when it came to the math and pronunciation skills session. I saw how a child’s resilience altered their perception of a problem enabling them to solve a problem within a blink of an eye. Nonetheless, from my experience today, I learned the importance of patience…

police forces. To keep going back and attempt the march again and again required much patience on the part of Dr. King. This is a big part of what made MLK such a great leader. Every time they tried to march they were beaten and severely injured. Instead of losing his temper and fighting violence with violence, MLK kept calm and patient which ultimately led to the success of his movement. If a leader did not have patience he would lose control of organization very quickly. The march on Selma was…

Some skills required in criminology are hard work, patience, and obviously problem solving. Criminology is all about figuring out why a crime was committed and basing that theory on previous information in order to prevent crime. A few other skills needed in this career that i already have are the will to work hard, enthusiasm for mystery, and a love for learning. In order to succeed in criminology i need to focus on patience and studying techniques. A doctoral degree in psychology, sociology…

Prompt: Describe a circumstance, obstacle or conflict in your life, and the skills and resources you used to resolve it. Did it change you? If so, how? In the year 2011 I experienced a huge obstacle in my life. I was an avid tennis player for already three years and I had attained the highest level in Texas, Superchamp. Each year the United States Tennis Association holds a statewide tournament called the Grand Slam where all the best Texas tennis players compete for a lot of ranking points…

Incorporating a moral theory into one’s life is a useful tool for recognizing how to act; however, an unclear moral theory is about as useful as a law no one follows. In this paper, I will discuss why Virtue Ethics is not a plausible moral theory because it does not lend real nor unique guidance. I will first present background information regarding the view under discussion, then present an argument illustrating a large flaw in Virtue Ethics, offer a possible objection to this argument, and…

It has always been my goal to be the first one to go to college. Now that I’m in college I want to accomplish my other goal and that is working in the health care field. I knew that I wanted to have a profession where I could help people and make a difference. I heard the different areas of health care professions it offered I immediately started thinking what I wanted to do for the rest of my life. When I heard occupational therapy and what they do, I knew I wanted to become one. Being an…

As far back as I can remember first impressions were of great significance because it’s during this time that one forms a mental image or an opinion about someone that they’ve just recently met. However, if first impressions depicted the correct image or true character of someone it would mean that the first impression that most people got after meeting my grandmother couldn’t be further from the truth. My grandmother would come across as cold or distant at first but then her true character…

through mindfulness one can quite often discover something of the present minute experience that stirs their interest. This enables one to react, not in "outrage" or "frustration" to what's happening, however rather, with tolerance. Thus, establishing patience in one-selves. Once a furious man insulted the Buddha. The Buddha simply inquired as to whether if any individuals at any point went to him to his home. Astounded at the difference in subject, the man addressed yes. The Buddha at that…

The true goal of education is to enrich children with all the opportunities that come from learning regardless of where they come from or what their background is. I believe that the purpose of education is to help create a better world for ourselves. When children are educated they create a better life for themselves. Children who are given the opportunity to learn in a sustainable environment are able to be successful later on in life. My teaching philosophy includes the use of…

when you ask a nine year old it's the wise man who always catches a fish when you go fishing, and now that we are fifteen and sixteen, we understand it's no longer a cookie, or fishing but more about all the life lessons you can learn from them. Patience, humility, and loyalty are three of the many gifts we get from our grandparents. When I was in kindergarten, my biggest struggle was learning how to read. I struggled to pronounce even the simplest of words such as mat, and pat. Every night I…