Football was a sport that Dillard loved, it seemed that she loved to the idea of thinking up a new strategy for every play, quietly telling the others and trying to fool the other team into losing. She was quick-witted and able to give both sides to a scenario before it played through. In the winter months, when the snow was to thick and the roads were to slick the group liked to throw snowballs at the passing cars. Though she got in trouble throwing them she states that she’s “seldom been happier since” (121). Of all the many occasions that they threw snowballs at the passing cars only once did a car ever stop.
1. Using the chapters on language and emotions to help frame your answer, suggest two ways that Ken could open this conversation more productively, beyond clearly expressing his emotions and using “I” language. Ken could open with “I’m hurt that you told Shannon about what happened between Katie and me”. Or “Can we talk?” 2. How do you perceive Jan’s effort to convince Ken to forgive her?
Rodriguez runs with hopes to remain safe and avoid being captured by the Los Angeles Police. Annie Dillard and Luis Rodriguez both demonstrate how a fearful event in their youth remains impactful in their lives today. This particular scene by Annie Dillard in her autobiography “An American Childhood” describes in detail something that many of us as kids did: throwing snowballs at passing cars, and waiting to see if the driver will stop and if nothing else, chase after us. In this passage, Dillard, throws “a perfect iceball, from perfectly white snow, perfectly spherical and squeezed perfectly translucent so no snow remained all the way through” and hits “the driver's windshield right before the driver’s face”. This time, and for the first time ever in Dillard’s life, the driver stops and jumps out of the car, running after them.
A conversation can reveal attitudes, feelings, more about the individual and help build round characters. For example on page 63 of Zenna Dare, Jenefer is talking to Caleb about the box and her excitement that it involves not only her ancestors but herself as well, she explains that she feels bad that when they came to Kapunda they ruined the lives of Caleb’s ancestors, but Caleb says that because Jenefer shows reconciliation, it is enough. Caleb: “Guilt is not a good basis for a relationship.” Caleb explains that she is sorry, and that it’s enough for her to want to understand. The dialogue shows that Jenefer is compassionate and caring, and it reveals her feelings about the matter. It shows that Caleb is forgiving, he wants to move on, and he expresses his allowance for Jenefer to do the
* To share/relay how they are feeling. * To establish relationships and socialize. * To ask Questions/gain feedback. * To talk about experiences/ share opinions * To give encouragement/praise. 1.2- Explain how effective communication affects all aspects of own work.
During the micro teaching session as participants, we use feedback as a way of enabling our colleagues who deliver the session to get valuable input on ways of improving the session as well as identifying, more importantly, what went well that they should continue. Feedback can be both formal and informal and is generally associated with some form of assessment. Formal feedback is generally given in writing and includes comments stated on a written assignment or examination, a summary of an observation which has to be recorded on a check-list or standard form. Informal feedback may be on the basis of verbal feedback in class or in a tutorial – however if it is recorded in a written
Hulga enters the relationship with Manly to teach him the ways of the world, and ends up learning an important lesson herself. Hulga learns not to underestimate even those that she believes are simple. Manly allows his true persona to emerge. Manly in reality is not simple, but actually deceptive. These characters come to life as their true personality is made
Jill needs to be reassured. It is important that she feels she is being heard. You need to make Jill comfortable so that she is able to discuss her problems and then you may be able to help her find a solution. 2. Jill can be supported by offering her a referral.
The client will learn to show empathy and warmth toward him self and anyone involved. Additionally, the therapist may choose to implement another method of people centered therapy by encouraging client to use self direction and focusing on the here and
Summary: In “Justice: Childhood Love Lessons”, bell hooks notes that grownups, with their ways of discipline; often confuse children about the concept of love. (27). I agree with bell hooks; children are taught love is as simple as giving a hug or sharing your toys but when they are abused by their guardians with explanations such as “I do this became I love you” it will confuse them great deal. 2. Direct Quotation: bell hooks says, “Being hurt by parenting adults rarely alters a child’s desire to be loved and be loved by them [parents].