Personal Philosophy In my own opinion I never really thought that I had a philosophy. So writing this paper seemed to be an impossible feat for me. I first decided to try out an online test of what my philosophy was. Though at times these tests could prove to be inaccurate it gave me the philosophy of Hedonism. Hedonism derives from the Greek word of delight. So in Hedonism everything you do is for your own pleasure. I thought that this seems a little bit like me. “All work, and no fun make’s
My Personal Philosophy of Nursing My Personal Philosophy of Nursing The purpose of this paper is to define, describe and explain my thoughts, feelings and beliefs about the four concepts of the nursing metaparadigm and their interrelationship to one another as they guide my current nursing practice. There are many factors that have influenced my philosophy for not only nursing but my life. One of the factors that influence my philosophy of life and nursing is the way I was raised. I was raised
Many different ideas of the correct educational philosophy exist. Highly acclaimed psychologists and educators developed these varying philosophies. Each of these philosophies have their strengths and weaknesses and have their positives and negatives in different situations. It is our job as educators to sift through this list of philosophies to find our own style and philosophy. We must research the pros and cons of each philosophy and pick and choose which sections of each idea to take out
Personal Philosophy Tracy Martin Xavier University Theoretical Bases for Nursing Practice NURS 501-04 September 1, 2012 Personal Philosophy Philosophy is the study, or investigation, of the human mind, the existence of reality, intuition, knowledge, and ethics. As a nurse, embodying a personal philosophy is crucial to providing excellent care to my clients and their families, and to having a cohesive and truly effective work environment with my coworkers. Holding a nursing philosophy
James Teel Personal Philosophy “On Sunday, a McAlester man and his passenger were critically injured when his Jeep ran off U.S. Highway 40 and hit a tree, shutting down westbound traffic on the interstate for nearly an hour and a half” –John Yates of McAlester News Capital. This moment on November 29 of 2009 was the pivotal moment of my life that truly set everything in motion. My name is James Thomas Teel and I was the driver being referenced in the previously listed news article. The passenger
PHILOSOPHY OF TEACHING I know that my philosophy will constantly change and evolve as I grow as a teacher. I will never claim to know everything. I will continue to learn, along with my students, and I will always try to remain open-minded and willing to grow in my beliefs and practices as a teacher. Since society is constantly evolving, so must I. I believe that students should be taught about the importance of different perspectives. Seeing new points of view can be truly
they may think they are because of circumstances but in ways failure can be motivation towards success. It causes you to have more effort and be more focused and driven to not let things affect you on your quest to success. Motivation will keep me on my feet and, have me next in line to success because it is really important to keep the motivation rolling, so as to feel like there is hope and, that all that you are doing to be successful is not a waste of time or in vain because it will eventually
ASSIGNMENT Personal Philosophy Statement of Own Beliefs about Exceptional Children, Laws, and Society Emily T. Powell Dr. Johan W. van der Jaget Course: Introduction to Individuals with Exceptionalities Due: 2 April 2014 Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania Bloomsburg, PA . My purpose for writing this paper is to outline all the different aspects of students who have ranges of exceptionalities
Personal Philosophy HCS/525 March 2, 2015 Marcia Baker Personal Philosophy A personal leadership philosophy is defined as “a theory or attitude held by a person or organization that acts as a guiding principle for behavior” (Mertz, 2014, para. 3). My personal philosophy is “as a leader you are the example.” Health care leadership is an observable, learnable set of procedures. Therefore, for leaders to be respected, and have influence over his or her team they must be the example of leadership
Discuss your personal philosophy as a practicing nurse? Provide examples(s) from your experience that demonstrates your use of your philosophy as you care for patients. I will be discussing my own personal nursing philosophy, which is what I believe to be the core characteristics of nursing. My philosophy of nursing focuses on holistic, patient-centered care, compassionate patient relationship, the use of evidence based practice, and community/environment. First, according to McEwen and Willis