Resilience is crucial to my life. The path of my life is not as smooth as other classmates. I have taken my first Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education Examination (DSE) in 2015. I failed as my English only got level 2. I decided to retake the DSE. However, my parents and teacher did not support me, they thought that if I choose the associate degree is better. It is an easier way for me to get an offer from...
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Psychology has always struck interest in me and throughout the nursing in society unit developing my knowledge further on this topic has opened my eyes to psychology in nurses and healthcare. Nursing is a difficult job physically and emotionally and it is important to be resilient and have emotional intelligence, especially through the current pandemic of COVID 19. At the beginning of my university journey, I had an idea of what resilience was but over the last few months, I...
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Multiple anthology texts we have analyzed explored the idea of ideal freedoms and portrayed the resilience of the subjects facing their unique challenges. For example in âDisabledâ, the author presented the immense pain portrayed by the legless soldier. His version of ideal freedom is being seen as a hero after the war. Another example of a character striving for ideal freedom includes âThe Story of an Hourâ. After the main characterâs husband âdiedâ, she felt joy because of her first...
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Description - What happened in the immersive simulation resilience scenario? The immersive simulation resilience scenario was a perfect opportunity for me to learn the importance of resilience in nursing. The scenario was set up in a way that every student contributed to a better learning experience. Various aspects of nursing were discussed in the simulation such as hand hygiene, effective communication, patient-centered care (PCC), and most importantly, resilience. A role-play was conducted with six student nurses and an older adult....
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Introduction The topic I chose to focus on over the three-week timetabled period was resilience. From part A of the assignment I learned different theories and interpretations surrounding resilience. Through part A and further research, I found a range of different activities focused on the development and improvement of personal resilience. The activities I picked to perform, track and interpret over the three weeks documented in my timeline each had different effects on me and those who were involved in...
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Natural disasters have continuously perturbed the Earthâs biosphere and the various ecosystems within it. These adverse naturally occurring events include floods, cyclones, wildfires, earthquakes, landslides, volcanic eruptions, tsunamis, and droughts (Ayyam et al., 2019). Such disturbances result in profound modifications to the structure and functioning of an ecosystem that persist for long periods. Examples of these modifications are alteration of species composition, increased mortality rate of intertidal fauna, removal of vegetation cover, loss of predators allowing for an expansion of...
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One boy, one boat, one tiger, and one cinematic success! Foxton pulls back the curtain on this yearâs most visually enticing film as Ang Lee brings to life Yann Martelâs Life of Pi. From land to sea, human to tiger, despair to hope â this film is nothing short of a cinematic miracle. Ang Leeâs remarkable reworking of Yann Martelâs Life of Pi, tells of the trials and tribulations of a young Indian boy following a tragic shipwreck. He is...
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The issue I was trying to display was in today's Western society the use of advertisement and photoshop is destroying many womenâs self-image of themselves. It is important for women and all the people around them to learn to treat and love their bodies with respect. To understand there is no need to compare themselves to unattainable standards set by the media. The women who are most impacted by this issue are mainly young and impressionable teens, young girls, and...
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Being a medical student has both its advantages and downsides. But overall the life of a medical student is quite stressful. Repeated clinical shifts, continuous studies, and a lot of facts to remember make it quite burdening. In some students, this can lead to stress, depression, erratic mood swings, and other health-related problems. Stress can be defined as ââa state of mental or emotional strain or suspenseââ and also as ââa number of normal reactions of the body (mental, emotional,...
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Introduction: A career in medicine asks a lot of any person; individuals must be well-rounded and academically capable with a clear work-life balance. From day one of medical school, I believe culturing resilience and reflection is vital. The NHS (no date, para. 1) defines resilience as 'our bounce-back ability in the face of difficulty or challenges. Resilience is the ability to adapt and grow following adversity'. This supports students with the pressures of study, their transition into a doctor, and...
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A human being is a social animal and to survive in this society we have to communicate and interact with individuals. It s not the individual who impacts our learning process but it the relationship with them, the places where we met, and the things that they did; and thatâs how cognition occurs (May 2013). According to Te Whariki, the New Zealand early childhood curriculum which is based on sociocultural and ecological development reveals the importance of families in childrenâs...
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Fed Up âIf a foreign nation was causing our children to become obese, thatâs going to affect their health and hurt their happiness, cause them to be depressed, have poor self-esteemâif a foreign nation were doing that to our children, weâd probably go to war. We would defend our families. So why do we accept this from our own country?â Dr. Harvey Karp This is one of the many quotes from the documentary ââFed Up, It was one of my...
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The purpose of this paper is to explore emotional resilience as an area for improvement during my transition from a student to a registered nurse using the concepts of transition theory and reality shock (Kramer, 1974). The rationale for choosing emotional resilience is a need to improve my weaknesses in the SWOT analysis in preparation for the transition. Nurses face stressful situations during the transition due to increased patient caseloads and expectations which require them to be resilient to continue...
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Through research, I've learned that a theme is an idea or a message that highlights the experiences of being human. In my opinion, I feel as if it is like a hidden parable in every form of literature Life Of Pi has a number of major themes and I feel that the director Ang Lee has effectively portrayed this theme of religious belief and believing in God is clearly the main theme in Life Of Pi, because this story truly...
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Within my role as a Community Health Worker, I am often faced with ethical dilemmas that involve conflicting values and morals. The balance of what is morally right and wrong is constantly in my heart and on my mind when it comes to the vulnerable populations I work with. However, this moduleâs material has given me a deeper insight into what it means to be a self-aware and unbiased social worker. I have always believed myself to be in tune...
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In Animal Farms, George Orwell, a great social reformer, reflects that we should be cautious about the 'future possibility of totalitarianism' and he himself is skeptical of every 'version of ideal society' (White 73). The novella is said to be the masterpiece as it, very beautifully, exhibits the dystopia of society. Moreover, the novella is an allegory as both the setting and the characters have some deeper meaning and purposes, like the setting is at an Animal farm that has...
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A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini is a novel that reveals a society that objectifies women, deprives them of basic human rights, and glorifies hegemonic masculinity (Carrigan) in Afghan society. Hosseini was born in Afghanistan but sought asylum in the US as a child. He chose to highlight some grave issues that have enveloped society for many decades. As a diasporic novel, Hosseini aims to âtell others about Afghanistanâs culture, traditions, people and the truth about his nation and...
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TBA Leicester is a private sector, Leicester-based Software Company and part of the TBA group, officially formed in April 2017, comprising three sites: one in Leicester, one in Delft, and one in Doncaster. The group also has offices in Romania, Germany, and representatives in North America, South America, and Oceania. The group is owned by Finish company Konecranes, which specializes in the manufacture and service of cranes and lifting equipment, however, the group itself specializes in management solutions for container...
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âEntrepreneurial mindset refers to a specific state of mind which orientates human conduct towards entrepreneurial activities and outcomes. Individuals with entrepreneurial mindsets are often drawn to opportunities, innovation, and new value creationâ (Dr. Alain Fayolle). Davis et al. (2015) have further elaborated that an entrepreneurial mindset is a mixture of motives, skills, and thought processes that differentiate entrepreneurs from non-entrepreneurs. It is a state of mind in a complex environment that is intent on pursuing opportunities with scarce resources. The...
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Since the 14th century, people have been analyzing and talking about the works of Persian Sufi poet Hafez. Born between 1320 to 1325 a.d. in Shiraz, South-Central Iran, Hafez was one of the two most influential, studied, and praised poets of the Middle East and even the world. His works centered around the ideas of spirituality, love, and wine. Hafez's poems in modern-day language are considered mystical, aesthetic, and rich in imagery. Through his hundreds of Ghazals, a lyric poem...
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Henrik Ibsenâs theatre production 'A Dollâs House' is a literary masterpiece that captivates the audience through its complex plot that follows a struggling marriage that is riddled with dishonesty and the main characterâs journey to self-discovery and empowerment. The production of 'A Dollâs House' follows the story of a young married couple, Torvald and Nora Helmer, as Nora Helmer struggles to keep the secrets of her past from arising and destroying her perfect life with her family. Nora finds herself...
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Life to death is a journey. Our first day to our last is a journey. Childhood to adulthood is a journey. In our life, we partake in many journeys, some massive and some small. Every day from the morning to the night, everything we do is a journey, but something we donât realize is that these journeys are what is shaping up. These daily journeys we unknowingly partake in are what cause the growth in us. This growth is what...
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While it is easy to say that racism is simply the personal bias of one group of people towards another, I believe that racism is much more insidious and permeating than that. Camara Jones states that âracism is a systemâ(2002, 9), and I agree with her. The system of racism does consist of individuals, but it also includes policies, laws, structures, social norms, and structures. It flows through all parts of government, education, and the health care system, impacting where...
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I studied in a boarding school St. Judeâs School & Junior College in Ooty. According to my school back then in 2014, every Saturday was an activity day let's say a âNo bag dayâ where we get to involve in different activities like trekking, cycling, industrial visits, old age home & orphanage visits, tea plantation visits, etc. Our school organizes differently every Saturday which is fun for all of us. We can see old age homes all across the world....
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During our Community Service course, I was on the design team, we helped our EcoGreen Awareness project to introduce the art of nature and showed the people how productive it can be, we combined our strengths and guided each other to do the right thing. To help nature and ourselves. The course improved a lot of our skills. Starting with leadership skills. Let's start with the fact that leadership is the lead, therefore the leader is the person who leads...
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âItâs greenâ. Years later those are the words that still go through my mind. They were the words said to me by those police officers right before I was apprehended, even though I was innocent. The police had shown up at our complex that evening looking for someone else, but somehow, I was the one leaving in the back of their car. I was taken to the station where I sat for hours before they let me go. That one...
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Introduction Behavior modification means an approach to change some negative behavior. Everyone has some specific behaviors that they want to change. I have many behaviors that I want to change but to start with I choose to monitor and decrease the time spent on my mobile phone. I think it hinders my daily activities and I can use that time on some other productive activities. I spent about 5-6 hours daily on my phone. Spending most of the time browsing...
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An is less than an able person and can feel othered because of their. There are over 650 million people throughout the world. Most of these people face difficulties when looking for work and obtaining a job, attending school, and enjoying access to public spaces simply due to the fact that they are disabled. These difficulties are caused by the lack of availability of facilities and assistance for disabled people which results in them being denied access to spaces and...
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The Republic is perhaps one of the worldâs most popular and most influential works of political theory and philosophy, both historically and intellectually. In his Republic, Plato brings to life the main character of Socrates (Platoâs real-life teacher and role model) and explains to the reader his own personal views on how a virtuous and most importantly just city would become a reality. In depicting his perfect city-state, a society ruled by an aristocratic philosopher-king, Plato additionally makes note of...
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Do I really want to go to college? Would I even make it? If I do go what would I study? These are all questions that cross my mind every time a teacher or a family member asks me about my plan after high school. Iâm not special. My parents, my older brother, my aunts, my uncles, and most of my older cousins have gone to college. This means college in my family is a must, and I think because...
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