Podcast

Journal 1: Are we the same? Do they belong here? After listening to the podcast about Why do conservatives need liberals and vice versa? and How can tourism promote peace in the Middle East? I believed that both perspectives of the podcast had a good standing in their position; however, it seems that there was a lack in understanding in the opposing side. In Why do conservatives need liberals and vice versa? it starts out by having Donald Trump express how there should a total and complete…

507: Confessions Kim Possible – Rhetorical Analysis Saul Elbien, the rhetor to “507: Confessions – Kim Possible” podcast published from Chicago Public Media on October eleventh, 2013, address a unique situation sometimes present in criminal investigations, false confessions. Elbien starts off his podcast by describing a crime scene: a man found dead by the Anacostia River, bound and beaten to death, with only his credit cards missing. (“507: Confessions”) Elbien then introduces the audience to…

The podcast focused on the inequality in segregated school districts due to a lack of funding and resources. It reflects on the idea of integrating school districts by giving students in schools with lower accreditation the opportunity to attend schools with better resources. The podcast presents the extreme fear and opposition possessed by parents in the white school district, Francis Howell, when they realized that the students from Normandy were going to be allowed to attend the same school…

hand washing worksheet; and their responds to the “What I learned” worksheet. Time and Sequence Introduction = Five (5) minutes Short lecture on hand washing = Five (5) minutes What I know about when to wash hands worksheet = Five (5) minutes BFTS podcast on discipline (about 15 mins) = Fifteen minutes Whole group discussion (feedback) and Steps to proper hand washing game = Five (5) minutes What I Learned about when to wash hands worksheet = Five (5) minutes Total time/ Objective 1= (40)…

The main idea of this podcast was the identification of everyone’s unique microbiome, and how does it change when introduced to new microbes. First, was the fact that every individual has their own microbial ecosystem specific to themselves. Where one lives and what someone eats can define the makeup of these ecosystems on the skin, in the mouth, and in the gut. These items are relevant to the classroom in that we must be aware of this dynamic ecosystem, especially when prescribing antibiotics.…

work because they are all discussing the idea of empathy and morality. Barsky’s chapter and Segal’s article seem to go hand-in-hand for me. They both explain the importance of empathy and making moral decisions for society and your clients. The podcast also tied into this idea of morality and ethics, explaining why some concepts are more ethical than others and why we feel so guilty when we act immorally. Segal’s chapter was the hardest to tie in but there was still points in the reading where…

but the theory of cognitive dissonance is your biggest weakness and vulnerability is a strength to have, as proven in the book, Daring Greatly. In the podcast, “Did Your Therapy Really Work,” Dr. Michael is talking…

feel every emotion in the middle. For logos, Sara had transcripts, tapes from the investigation. Recordings of the interview between the detectives and Jay. Audio from the trial against Adnan Syed. Phone interview with Adnan Syed. To intensify the podcast, Sara also traveled from the school to the best buy to see how long it would take. She has written documentation of a potential alibi, in the form of an affidavit. Sara went over and beyond to keep the facts at the forefront of the story. The…

I must say that prior to the podcast I did not have the knowledge of phantom limbs. It is very peculiar and fascinating how the brain works and there is still so much that we do not know about the brain. In addition, the sixth sense of proprioception is so remarkable and I do not even want to imagine what the individual that lost that sense went through. This research and the different scenarios presented in this podcast helped me expand my knowledge even more on how the brain…

I appreciated listening to this podcast because grit is a distinct combination of passion, resilience, determination, and focus that allows my classmates and I maintain the discipline and optimism to persevere in our goals even if we face discomfort. I remember discussing grit in College Reading with Mrs. Garfield and my classmates some time ago at the end of the second quarter. Many of my classmates and I can be considered gritty because we tend to stick to our goals despite numerous setbacks…