Role Play Scenario Jack is a 13-year-old boy who has just been told by the specialist nurse that he will have to start taking insulin every day for his diabetes. Jack is angry and upset, he does not want to be different from his friends. He is worried that his friends will find out that he has diabetes and will make fun of him. He is worried that having to take injections will affect him, his life at school, and...
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My Self-Assessment in the Nursing Profession and How this Helped in the Improvement of Attention to Detail and Compassion Self-assessment, in the nursing context, is moment-to-moment self-monitoring. This directly refers to one’s ability to observe his or her own actions and correctly judge the effects of those actions (Epstein, Siegel, and Silberman 2012). Brown and Harris (2013) also gave their definition of self-assessment as an evaluative and descriptive act that is carried out by a nurse as relates to their...
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Culture is the customary beliefs, social forms, and material traits of a racial, religious, or social group (Virkus, 2009). In the field of nursing, we deal with various cultures regularly. We as health care professionals, need to be able to provide culturally competent care to the patients we care for. Self-assessment to acknowledge strengths and weaknesses within your cultural competency is key to discover and make changes to prevent cultural destructiveness. In the cultural competency continuum, I believe that I...
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Career Career play most important role in our life. When we all are Teenager we all are worried about Career . We don’t know what is good for us and what is bad for us. Some students take the advice of their parents some take the advice from their elder brother sisters , teachers some go for consultant but the only wh advice us in a worth way is know one is just we.we know that what is good for...
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ABSTRACT The quest to understand leadership, across various sectors and disciplines, has meant that the body of existing literature is vast. After decades of research a generally accepted, comprehensive theory of leadership appears to elude us Whether you seem to be a “born leader” or are uneasy with the role of leader and need to develop leadership skills methodically, you will discover valuable insights through a self-assessment. You will want to examine your following abilities: Skills Traits, competencies Experience. Since...
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Introduction Throughout the duration of term, the predominate focus has been on sports psychology and the mental blocking aspects that affect an athlete’s performance. Physically, enhancing and improving tennis abilities has been the primary data putting the theoretical concepts into application being used as the primary data for this folio. Firstly, as a novice tennis player, the goals were to be able to perform basic forehand and backhand concepts, movements and strategies. Moreover, these skills will allow me to become...
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Introduction A summary of my practical spatial planning experience and a description of how my roles and responsibilities have developed over the eligible employment period is outlined within this Statement. My eligible practical spatial planning experience comes from over 25 months of full-time employment at Savills (March 20th, 2017 – present). My education and career history are outlined below: September 2011 – July 2015 – MA (Hons) Architecture, University of Edinburgh September 2015 – September 2016 – MSc City Planning...
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The beginning of the 21st century appears to be ushering in a new era of human life with a number of very significant inexorable changes. The ever changing and developing technologies have changed the all round expectations of the people as a whole along with the library users. Users are not satisfied with traditional library services. Users are demanding modern, innovative information and knowledge support facilities from libraries, not only in the existing fields of engineering but also in a...
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Each day our children arrive at the doors of our classrooms with many challenges that serve as barriers to their success as learners. These children are poor; they are English-language learners and English-language speakers; they are White, Hispanic, African American, and Asian; they are urban, suburban and rural. However, regardless of who they are, where they come from, or the extent of their poverty or wealth, the reality is that many of them lack personal, social and emotional skills. As...
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I was more drawn to communication as a skill and critical thinking. With supporting course goals which are; to develop own voice, style and sense, to read texts carefully for analysis as well as to learn them to advance my exploring ability of own ideas on any topic, and finally to develop critical thinking skills that I will be able to apply in writing; uniquely both analytical and explanatory essays. Nonetheless, it is essential to note that for good and...
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Every week throughout the semester our class has been asked to complete several self-assessments and miniature simulations. Many of these self-assessments pertain to specific skills that are crucial not only in the workplace, but also in our day to day life. For instance, a number of the assessments focus on self-awareness, ethical leadership, teamwork, motivation, and creative problem solving. Of course, these self-assessments were not designed to measure how much we’ve learned throughout the semester, rather they were designed to...
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Personal Experience I feel glad to write about reflection in the class of Challenges in Educational Leadership. At the very start I was happy that it will be interesting to make connections with this course from my previous leadership experience. This subject seems to be fulfilling my dream as a student in the Master of Education programme in the context of Leadership. In the start of classes, I was struggling to adjust myself to this new World of Social Sciences...
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The case study was very interesting and very realistic as to how people deal with on the day to day basis. It is imperative that we understand not everyone is obese because they have an eating disorder some, really deal with health issues that cause obesitys and other problems. I found it interesting how this disease causes several disorders due to the type of cancer involved. I have had several friends or and family members not all have dealt with...
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1 Introduction This document contains my understanding of leadership and self-assessment of my leadership qualities as well as some definitions and explanations from our textbook The Art and Science of Leadership, Afseneh Nahavandi. 2 What is a leader? Afsahneh Nahavandi talks about a variety of definitions of leadership and lists the common elements they share in her book, The Art and Science of Leadership, “Leadership is a group and social phenomenon; there can be no leaders without followers. Leadership is...
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Evaluate performance and learning needs It is a framework for judging success completes in the picture. It gives agencies a practical guide to help them in developing valuable approaches to evaluating their learning and development initiatives. It is advocated by a sequence of user-friendly evaluation tools and further resources, accessible from the Commission‘s website. For example, in 2002, in concurrence with the Australian national audit office, the commission developed building capability- a structure for managing learning and development in the...
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Introduction Becoming a nurse has been a transformative journey filled with learning, challenges, and self-discovery. As I reflect upon my experiences, this personal narrative essay aims to provide a candid self-evaluation of my growth as a nurse, highlighting the areas in which I have excelled and those that require further development. Through introspection and self-assessment, I hope to gain a deeper understanding of my strengths, weaknesses, and the steps I can take to continuously improve as a healthcare professional. Compassionate...
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Planning I am acutely aware of my students’ capabilities and of their prior learning and understanding and plan very effectively to build on these. I know when and how to differentiate appropriately, using approaches that enable students to be taught effectively. As a result of good assessment procedures, I plan well to meet the needs of all students. I differentiate using some effective approaches. Regular and accurate assessment informs planning, which generally meets the needs of all groups of students....
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Introduction This paper covers certain life events that were presented during different stages in my development and shaped me to become the person I am today. The six dimensions of the wellness wheel are presented in this paper, which are Spirituality, Vocational/Intellectual, Financial, Physical, Mental/Emotional, and Social domain. From the time I began school in the United States to the time I graduated college, I faced social struggles that created my overachieving personality today. This paper will review the good...
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PHE hall, I was teaching my teammates my 7X8 dance with a typical workout. I had stretching and march. Everyone in my group had 15 minutes to explain their dance to the group. Everyone in my group managed to present their dance and their exercise to my group and everyone also managed to dance everyone’s dance. The problem was that while dancing the other people’s dance my group including me made mistakes so we had to do the move again....
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If you’re reading this, I hope it finds you well. You may have taken English 101. According to the University of Arizona’s English language department, English 101 “ is to introduce you to the conventions of academic writing and critical thinking (English 101: Introduction to College Writing).” Looking forward, in English 102 you can expect to build “upon the critical thinking, reading, and writing capabilities that you’ve developed in English 101”. Based on my experience in English 101, focusing on...
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Is it necessary to ignore one’s identity while learning to speak English? In Amy Tan’s essay, “Mother Tongue” the author talks about her love for languages. The author highlights more about her life experience with her mother in America because of her mother's barrier to the English language. Tan also talks about her mother's humiliation due to broken English and how her mother broken speech affected her life. Tan further talks about the kind of language she speaks to the...
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This semester, I was taken the MGM4184 Small Business Management course taught by Dr. Noor Azlin Binti Ismail. She has instructed students to make a visit to Malaysia Productivity Corporation (MPC). And honestly, I have absolutely no idea about this company until I was given the opportunity to visit this place on March 28, 2019. My experience started as early as 10.30 am when I needed to take the MRT to Pasar Seni MRT station. The estimated time is taken...
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Abstract My current knowledge of music and its effects is incredibly detailed as I have ADHD which is a mental health disability. Music from my understanding goes hand in hand with mental health, the factors that affect mental health decrease when surrounded by the right kind of music. The research needed to fill the gaps in my knowledge is to find the medical terminology to explain the links between music and how it affects a listener with mental health issues,...
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In this self-evaluating essay, the main task is to reflect on how participation changed my approach to teamwork within the workshop. I found the workshop beneficial and exciting. To provide a coherent structure to my essay, I will use Gibbs’ 1988 reflection model. Description A team is a small number of individuals associated with some joint activity with a strong, deep-seated, common sense of purpose (Katzenbah & Smith, 1991). In the workshop, we were divided into teams. Each team had...
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Good Afternoon, On behalf of the Holmes High School class of 2020, I would like to thank all of the people that make Holmes High School special. To teachers and faculty that come every day and strive to provide us with a tremendous education despite our unwillingness to learn. To the staff who work day in and day out to coordinate our events while also supporting the faculty and us students. We thank you and we love you. Additionally, I...
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In this essay, I will be critically reflecting and evaluating my performance in my teaching session which was delivered online to a nursing student on the topic of diabetes management. I will critique and appraise my chosen aspects of teaching including learning styles and the methods used within my session. I will consider the most effective styles of teaching and the importance of an educator's role within nursing. Feedback was provided allowing me to reflect on my experience, this can...
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Reflecting back on when I partook in my first EIP class in physical therapy school, I remembered going over the different research designs and methods that reduce bias in research. I learned that EIP is defined by its clinical expertise, and patient values and is accessible to the public. Also, I was educated on the many types of literature reviews that I may see when I do research, such as meta-analysis, systematic review, narrative review, and meta-synthesis. During the course,...
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