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leaning slightly forward in my seat, not speaking as much giving the client a chance to become acclimated and engaging her once again by asking her why she lost had her job. She told me that she was drinking and that this was the only time she had a problem like this where alcohol was involved, she appeared embarrassed and remorseful, all through she obviously could not see why the school administrators had made a big deal out of her drinking. At that point I should have asked more questions…

never been the insightful mathematician, and I still struggle with abstract math problems, I always have a positive attitude toward the subject. Growing up in the elementary grades, I recall always getting good grades in math, but usually, those math problems only require the use of traditional problem solving methodologies. During that time, I loved solving math problems which involved only numbers, finishing a math problem before my classmates and also helping my fellow classmates. When I…

perspective used to frame this social problem are problem-framing, problem-solving and conflict theory. Problem-framing highlights fixing the problem. Since how one defines a problem determines one's understanding of and approach to that problem, being able to redefine or reframe a problem can help broaden the range of alternatives and solutions examined. Problem-framing incorporates a cognitive perspective on how people respond to information. Some limitations of problem-solving in a group…

questions to ask their peers and myself. This type of structure is placing the fate of the review solely on the students, forcing them to make the decision of what they need to review. I, as the teacher, will still create word problems with answers, but I only show examples of the problems asked. The first time I used this in the classroom, it did not go over too well. Students came ill prepared for the review, and had just about no questions to ask. Although this was a waste of a review…

earn that score? My goal percentage for the next test is an 75%. In regards to studying for this exam, doing practice problems in the back of the book that were helpful in the first exam and take notes from the book which if found helpful from exam 2. In regards to study strategies I need to start finding more ways to practice such as going to TiLT to get practice problems or use Chem with Ray to get more specialized practice. Also, I need to watch lectures of other instructors to get…

8 hours TRC The time spent here focused on newest classroom practices based on teacher research in seven different classrooms across the United States.. The common element uniting these seven studies was they were built on the foundation of growth mindset. Within each of the seven classrooms the teachers had utilized a variety of materials to teach students about growth mindset, and the value of mistakes. From there, each classroom had to a different focus to increase student learning and…

Peer Counselling: My Experience, Interests and personal traits for the field. Peer counselling is a lot more complex than just speaking to peers about various problems. Because of its complexity it is not for everyone. Various personal traits may very beneficial to the field however there are other traits that may just get in the way. Also just having experience as a helper in any capacity can be plus if interested in peer counselling. With all this being said, I will reflect on various aspects…

It could be that Daniel may feel neglected by Tarea because of her dedication to her job and her recent medical problems. In the mezzo level, Daniel’s work is a contributing factor in the presenting problem. His affairs all started with women he worked with. His work friends knew he was married and encouraged the affairs so Daniel would go out with them on weekends. This peer pressure is something that Daniel…

Tal Usvyatsky Period 2 Therapist Report Holden Caulfield’s Problems In the juxtaposition of Holden Caulfield and the average adolescent, many of Holden’s prominent traits are abnormal and rather disconcerting. Holden’s depression and fixation on innocence are byproducts of the loss of his brother, Allie. Additionally, Holden’s dislike for social standards fuels his nonconformist attitude and ultimately furthers his feelings of depression. Equally as troublesome is Holden’s difficulty in…

Question A: One thing Dr. Krumboldz and Robin’s did during their session was they made a list of alternatives Robin could do to deal with her mother-in-law. Robin is having a hard time dealing with her mother-in-law’s negative comments regarding her marriage. Robin is in a difficult place because it would be problematic to cut all ties with her own husband’s mother. I believe that discussing alternative methods of dealing with her unfortunate situation could help her think of the pros and cons…