Seminar

Khaled Hosseini’s Kite Runner describes the hardships the people of Afghanistan had to endure during the transition of Afghanistan from a vibrant country to a war filled country. Hosseini starts off with the story of two best friends, a rich boy and his servant. Amir and Hassan grew up together, spending every moment of the day playing. They ran the streets of vibrant Kabul flying kites and enjoying the happiness filled the streets. When the Afghan culture switches from a kind community to a war…

I attended this local business seminar on building a business and how to maintain the growth of your business at Irvine, California. We actually got to be the part of this event as the speaker was my husband’s colleague’s friend. Going to an event like this is one of the best things you can accomplish for the fate of your business, yet numerous experts inside the business disregard these important assets consistently. These gatherings are intended to give you a plenty of usable substance on an…

On Tuesday the 29 of March I facilitated a socratic seminar with my classmates. The topics of the story were respect and values. Since I am not yet a student in clinicals, I had to imagine that my classmates were fourth graders. In the beginning, told the students what a socratic seminar was, but I think that I could have done a better job if I slowed down and related the book and not just cite the definition. As the other classmates presented they told us what grade level they were teaching,…

regarding embryo alterations, we started by informing people by setting up small seminars. We had been going up to ECPI University for every 6 months. To explain new information to the new and old audience. The seminars are just an hour long with refreshments. In the seminars, we have explained how altering embryos are now a new option. Going into detail about the pros and cons of genetically altering embryos. After the seminar, we had passed out flyers stating the key points of the meeting.…

Sartre Presentations/Seminars: Although we did not get feedback on the sartre seminars, I know exactly how I felt about them. I did not put in the effort to clarify what I did not understand, and as a result, I lacked the understanding of many crucial points that sartre brings up. I have had to play catch up for the past few months when something is brought up regarding sartre, I end up having to clarify what everyone is talking about. On the other hand, I did thoroughly understand the idea of…

My first semester of senior year has been a very stressful ride full of learning and new experiences. I look forward to what second semester has in store for me and even more importantly, my first year at college. My skills have grown in areas of reading, writing, discussion, and mental processing. QUOTATION One of my favorite authors that I learned about in first semester was Queen Elizabeth I. History is my favorite subject so of course I knew about her beforehand; however, I did not know…

year in my English class, I have improved a lot on writing and reading. I can feel the quick growth of my language ability. A good example is the Paideia seminar in class. It is a class discussion that we do when we finish reading each book and it is a quiz grade. It was the really hard for me at the beginning of the school year. This kind of seminar challenges my understanding of the book and English speaking skills. I did not do well on my first one. I got a forty, out of a hundred. Then I…

The seminar I attended was that of Lieutenant General James Gordon Roudebush. He was the nineteenth Surgeon General of the United States Air Force. James is a native to Gering, Nebraska. Later, he then received his bachelor’s of Medicine degree from the University of Nebraska at Lincoln and a Doctor of Medicine degree from the University of Nebraska College of Medicine. After receiving these he entered into the Air Force. During his seminar, Lieutenant General James Gordon Roudebush talked about…

In our Unit I Seminar Prep, we discussed our ideas upon the novel, Enrique’s Journey, the Tortillas essay, the summer 2016 illustration, the Just Walk on By essay, and The Myth of the Latin Woman essay. There were many ideas throughout the Socratic seminar that I found interesting. For example, I found it interesting when Jessie pointed out that we are more like the Salad Bowl, not the Melting Pot. This was interesting to me for the fact that America is true to their culture. Meaning, the…

for uncreative people like me, it is extremely difficult. Socratic Seminars are the absolute worst because I am not very good at being able to form and defend my own opinion. Also, most of the Socratic Seminars I have participated in have a couple people who talk the whole entire time and get the most possible points during it and leave me with nothing to say because they have said everything else. Another part of the Socratic Seminar I dislike is the fact that I have to interrupt other people…