Kaitlyn Stevens Mr. Scott Reed ENGL 0003.001 19 July 2011 Overcoming my distractions Throughout my years of education, I have had to overcome many obstacles. I have found a few distractions along the way that led to me getting off track. What has distracted me in my college nursing experience is having too much homework at one time and not being able to manage my time well enough. On top of all my homework, I also had to learn to manage my athletics in with getting my work done on time. After all my homework and cheer activities are completed, my personal entertainment was also a big challenge for me to overcome.
Schools and Society: Communication with Families 1 I believe the teacher staying late at least once a week shows an understanding to parents, not everyone works the same shifts or can be available while their children are at school. Having a handout for parents to look over was very insightful of the teacher. It will most likely cover all or most of the information given at this meeting and gives parents a chance to follow along with their handout. Also, they can take the handout home with them, giving them more time to come up with any questions that they may have regarding the material. It was sensitive of the teacher to consider any language barrier by having translators present at this speech.
Safety at CSUN Dear Officer Vanscoy, Imagine a student who carries an expensive laptop to school everyday. One particular week she has numerous tests and essays to complete. Instead of heading home after a long day of Friday classes, she heads to the dining hall and has a meal and does some work for a couple of hours. On the way to her car later that night, that expensive laptop catches the eye of a young gentleman, who continues to follow her to her car. Unfortunately this situation was a true scenario, but luckily, it didn’t go further than the student feeling very uncomfortable.
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They can react to the way she is feeling and they can get an answer to a question right there. They get to form a closer bond with her and get a lot of 1 on 1 time with her. Her online class never understands when she is sick or she takes a vacation day from school. They email her questions about the syllabus and some of the assignments in the class room and it take time for her to email them back and sometimes they just don’t understand that the online teacher is not feeling well or out of office for today. In the classroom students can’t choose what they want to do.
Asking around for help cleared that up quickly. While spending a few hours filling out my Student aid and a few other college documents, I started to look in to what else I could apply for. Once more I waited just a bit too long to grasp on to opportunity when it knocked. Missing out on some deadlines to get in to some great programs, which a bit of internet digging pulled up, I made a self-promise. To never let life run me I must run my
Sahara Ethel English 1101 27 Jenuary 2013 “I m Your Teacher, Not your Internet Service Provider” After doing internet teaching for four years, Ellen Laird writes the article “I’m Your Teacher, Not Your Internet Service Provider”. After all these years of teaching, Laird could not wait to put an end to it. She tells us how her honeymoon for distance learning is over because of how she has to stay up late trying to post assignment especially those who don’t respect deadlines. She stays up late when her family sleeps just to make her online classes effective. She also explains to us how she response to emails and post assignments all alone during the night.
I wasn't going to let it ruin my week I didn't have the two classes that exact Monday I had them on Fridays basically I was in class the whole day. As Friday came I got ready and took extra time to make sure I was not late and to make sure I could choose a seat. I arrived to the campus I could not find my first class as I should have came prepared. I did a couple of circles until I figured out the number pattern. As I got to my class all the things I felt were gone away I was ready to tackle this class.
because of the subjects i chose for college, i have a completely different timetable and classes to all my friends so ive had to make new friends in all my classes, which obvs i dont mind. but some classes are more social than others.
Adults Returning to School – Online vs. On Campus Ashley Hulan Com/170 April 10, 2012 Aerial Ellis Adults Returning to School – Online vs. On Campus Many adults think about returning to school on a daily basis. Many times the things that hold them back are having the extra time for such a commitment, already having to balance time between work and family, adding something else into the equation can be very stressful so anyone thinking of returning to school should weigh the pros and cons of each type of schooling to help determine where they should go. How does going back to school fit into your schedule at this time? Take a few minutes to think about your job. Think of every detail from your schedule to the amount of stress you have as a result of it.