I have always wanted to get my degree in Medical and Criminal Justice. I returned school to improve my interpersonal skills by reading the other students discussions on the topic to help me learn more. Having the resources like Ashford writing center, the library, and E-source will be useful helping me complete my assignments and discussion boards correctly. I wanted to return to school to help me accomplish my goal of getting my Bachelor degree in criminal justice I have completed college in the past with my Medical degree. The obstacle is trying to keep my school on track to successfully completing my degree.
The relevance of doing the components are Functional Skills English and Functional Skills Maths, by doing English and Maths it will help me when I go on to do my Level 3 Diploma in Health and Social Care and when I go further into my career path. The relevance of Clinical mandatory units are for the assessor to watch over me in the work place so that they know that I am competent in my position, the assessor can also check to see that I know about infection control, if something is mandatory then it means that this is meant to be done. The relevance of Employments, Rights and Responsibilities are that a person have rights and they have to be upheld. Health and Safety, terms and conditions of employment, working hours, equal opportunities and the right to be paid a minimum wage, maternity/paternity pay, sick pay, holiday pay, redundancy pay Discrimination i.e. disability, gender, age.
After being in the classroom and learning so much classroom training, teaching skills and classroom management for 7 years as a Child-Specific Aid/Paraprofessional, I am ready for the academic and financial commitment of attending college. I know deep within my heart I have a passion for teaching and it’s time for me to have my own classroom to educate students. How can goal setting and time management help you reach your goals? Short term goal setting, time management along with gradually limiting procrastination, and tutoring will help me achieve my goals. Measuring and taking pride in my achievements will allow me to be more focus on the importance of my goals.
Mandy Richard Professor Freeland NU 185 29 February 2012 RN Interview Report I selected the RN for my interview by choosing an RN I know well because I thought her input would be helpful, we knew each other, so we were on a friend basis, as well I felt that by knowing the person I could relate and talk to her more. The setting for the interview was via telephone because she is always busy working since she’s a new nurse and because I’m busy here at school. The RN I interviewed started her education by taking general education classes at St. Charles Community College. She took Anatomy and Physiology, Chemistry, Nutrition, Biology, and some Psychology classes. She said that A&P is very important for a nursing student to grasp because in nursing it never goes away.
I have taken this class due to requirements for the Nursing Program. I have taken introduction to Psychology before and I thought it was an interesting class and I hope developmental psychology is the same. My main goal in this class is to learn things about my future career which will support me throughout. I have also attached a picture of me
Therefore, for the next five years I’m going to be higher my education in my nursing career and prepare for a long overdue vacation after I complete my BSN and MSN Nurse Practitioner programs. I currently have an associate of science degree in nursing. This is an entry level tertiary nursing degree from a community college. (Wikipedia, 2010) I been practicing nursing for the past thirteen in a half years with this degree and I don’t regret getting the ADN degree because it got me prepared to work with patients at the bedside and with the degree we developed strong assessment skills because during the program we had more hands on clinical experience then anything. However, I want to higher my educational level in nursing.
So I used that as a stepping stone to begin my decision to go into the medical field. That job was a wonderful opportunity to give caring and love to the residents into action. To be able see their reaction to the care that they were receiving was well worth all the hard work. I then decided it was time to stop working and to get a degree in the medical field so I put in my two weeks’ notice and finally enrolled into college to begin my education toward medical assisting. With this new knowledge, I can better assist the patients with their needs.
I saw high school as a vent to get closer to my desired career. Starting my freshman year I took rigorous courses and tried my hardest at everything I did. Meanwhile I ponder about becoming a Nurse, I decided to join in the Health Academy program and take their classes that will help me learn the philosophy of health. Nevertheless, to remain in the program, I have to sustain my GPA higher than a 2.5. Since then, I maintained my grade with a 3.3-3.8 GPA throughout my high school years.
I then of course have always had certain morals and ideas I believed were crucial to bring into the classroom, but now that I have become more educated on the subject of math which I can say that my outlook of teaching has opened up to a variety of different methods, “out of the box,” kind of thinking. I am a firm believer that all needs the tools and concepts to be the educator that all kids need to have so that they can carry on with these concepts throughout their lives as needed. The mentioned concept of the educator’s course has taught me not only the math concepts itself, but also different ways for me to teach a class and bring such concepts to life for my classes that I will hopefully teach. My goal is not to become a perfect educator teacher, but to do the best teaching I can do. By taking this course and knowing the following the Principles and Standards I will now be able to take what I’ve learned from this class and put it to use.
I have all three of them with me now, and they are old enough to understand how important going to school is. I want to be a good role model for them. I want them to look up to me and feel motivated to follow in my steps when they are older. My personal long-term goal is that I eventually want to obtain my masters in nursing. One day when I am physically tired of the fast paced work as a floor nurse, I want to be able to teach nursing students how to provide patient care with dignity and