I have always had various interests in different things. And this work was rewarding in a way that at the end of the day it brought me inner satisfaction of steering peoples beliefs into something better, hence the reward made me excel in it. I do (in my personal life and work) use my resources very well and don’t let negative situations get me. The reason I didn’t score well in Humanistic Encouraging section is maybe because I learned how to talk about leadership and what leadership but I didn’t pay much attention to people who were actually around me or maybe to myself first. I can recall situations where I was friendly and was being able to sustain a healthy relationship with friends and coordinates; I wasn’t able to support them fully.
If it were in a form of a website it could perhaps be more enticing and more appealing to me, but alas it is not. It seems to be something that my parents would read and do nothing about, it generally seems ineffective and stale, the facts and statistics it brings up although true they seem to be a far cry from a real word context and because of that it seems like propaganda to make people second think using a social network despite its best efforts to shroud such an intention. In conclusion I feel that the Collegian is a better text relative to
In 2007, I was a passenger in a vehicle that was initially pulled over for speeding. After the officer, noticed an open container (broken seal) of alcohol. Immediately the officer wrote two tickets, one for the driver and one for the passenger, even though the privately owned vehicle didn’t belong to me. I didn’t argue with the officer due to lack of knowledge with that particular law and didn’t want any extra trouble. The officer neglected to write an additional ticket to the driver for speeding.
I took the ethics awareness inventory to strengthen my understanding of my own belief system. Some of the questions were very easy to answer but other questions were not as straight forward. I found a couple questions where I really had trouble finding only one best or worst answer. At the end of answering the questions the system gives you a score. Here are my scores: C O R E ROW TOTALS MOST 10 8 5 1 =24 LEAST 4 2 5 13 =24 COMBINED SCORE 6 6 0 -12 =0 After completing the ethics awareness inventory assessment I was surprised with the result and did not expect to come out the way it did.
I chose the article BECOMING A CRITIC OF YOUR THINKING by Dr. Linda Elder and Dr. Richard Paul. I felt the message was more straightforward and relatable than some of the other articles I read. This article struck me as a “how-to guide” to improve one’s critical thinking, which is something anyone could benefit from even if one is already a good thinker. I liked how the article first asks the reader how much they really know about their own daily thinking. It’s an interesting question, because as the article also states, most people probably think that “it just happens in their minds automatically,” and that we probably, for the most part, “take our thinking for granted.” I know I am guilty on both counts.
In line with this hypothesis, a blocked schedule led to better performance than random practice during training but not on the transfer test, where a random schedule was beneficial. The hypothesized interaction effect was also found: Critical thinking prompts after task execution significantly benefit transfer performance of participants following a random schedule, and transfer performance following
Playing sports is really good for people. This is a good start because it does express my position without announcing it, unfortunately, it is vague and general and therefore ineffective. It is not all that exciting for my reader, and it leaves my audience too many unanswered questions. WHY is playing sports good for people? (develops better cooperation skills) HOW does playing sports benefit people?
What Pride Means to Me What does pride mean? Sure, a simple textbook answer would please the mind of most, but to look beyond a slew of words defining such a complexity is to fully understand and grasp the meaning of "pride". I am being prideful with my words, I would like to think that my vocabulary is beyond most my age; Do I take too much pride in that? To me, pride can easily be described as being boastful of the work that I do, the things that I know, and my ability to learn. To others, pride can have a completely different definition.
Everything that came up under “Challenges” was true for me. The challenges that related to me most were having difficulty managing time and losing interest in long, complex projects. However, the suggested strategies for these challenges are actually very helpful and I will definitely be using these suggestions from now on in both my short and long-term career goals. I learned that I am a Thinker rather than a Feeler – meaning I base my decisions on logic versus values. I have always thought I was more likely to use my feelings to make decisions rather than what my head tells me – but this assessment says otherwise.
Even if you never been in a car accident before while being drunk doesn't mean you should take the risk of driving while intoxicated, because it will be just your luck when that day will come when you kill someone. People who love drinking at bars and parties should take the time out and question themselves have I had to many? Am I in the proper condition to drive? Not only will they develop a greater understanding of alcohol's effect. But they can save a life or two by not drinking to the point they cant control