Justin Beatty College Skills (1) A "self-regulated learner" are people who plan carefully before starting a task, select strategies that are most appropriate for the task, monitor their learning as they progress with the current task, and afterwards evaluate the results of their efforts. Self-regulated learners know what they need to do to successfully complete each task. (2) An "independent learner" takes the initiative for their own learning. During high school, your parents or your teachers often took responsibility for your learning. They often reminded you to complete assignments, study for exams, and if you did not succeed, they felt like it was their fault.
Measuring and taking pride in my achievements will allow me to be more focus on the importance of my goals. This is something I want/desire to do and with the help of tutors, advisers, family/friends assisting me with my goals, I will achieve them
One of my major accomplishments is returning to school to complete my undergraduate degree, when I initially dropped out of school roughly 2 years ago. I was able to accomplish this goal, while working full-time and bettering my life. Through this first accomplishment, the only major goal is to ensure better discipline and growth for my children. Through our life experiences, we have to learn from others and on our own, my goal is to ensure, that I have a different delivery method so my children want have to learn the hard way. A second major accomplishment for me is my success in my current organization.
When train people I take the time they need to understand a concept. When making commitments I follow through on tasks. These are important skills in leadership because this encourages staff to trust. I continue to be a trusted leader and co-worker in my role. The next habit that scored high on my assessment was that of beginning with the end in mind.
Unit 5 Continuing personal and professional practice. In this assignment I will explore and consolidate the theories and practices of reflective practice by providing a critical analysis of my approach to reflective practice within my own personal and professional development. I will then use my own learning journal to provide an analysis of my personal and professional development. Reflective practice is a key element of all teacher training programmes; in fact it is now a requirement of all teachers to reflect for CPD. The institute for learning states that: reflective practice – taking personal responsibility to improve professional practice through thinking about practice, discussion with colleagues and learners and taking appropriate action to improve – is required of all teachers (lifelong learning UK, 2009, P12).
Think of every detail from your schedule to the amount of stress you have as a result of it. Do you feel that you will be able to work school into your schedule? Consider the possibilities of full and part time school and online learning versus on campus learning. Look into your options, an on campus facility such as Tennessee State University versus an online learning system such as University of Phoenix. Do research on each type of school to determine which will be the best for you, answer such questions as; which type will work best with my work schedule?
My goal is to have fun while being responsible and independent. Essentially I'll be facing challenges in every aspect of my life (in school and beyond graduation), and I want to live with the comfort of knowing that I made the right decisions. I believe that by being in charge of my daily activities, study times, and personal choices, I will equipped to make smart responsible judgments in the future. A few of my less-vague goals are to obtain an honor roll position in your school. I plan on achieving that by plainly studying as often as necessary and using
One of the biggest and most obvious goals I have set would be graduating high school. This should be a pretty easy goal to accomplish but I do need to watch myself in some of my classes. Some of the big things I need to do to meet this goal are improving my neatness, not being lazy and actually turning assignments, and trying to study as much as I can. The hardest of these will unquestionably be turning in my homework. I’ve always had a hard time turning in any homework and this is the year I need to start doing it.
In conclusion, Occupational Therapy has history, requires schooling, beneficial to the individual who conquers the career. I’ve learned tons of facts about the history of occupational therapy that I found interesting. Even though I have six years of school to accomplish, in the end it will be beneficiary for me and my family in the future. I will love my job! Work Cited Page Nau, Brent"How To Become An Occupational Therapist."
I want to have a great personal life rather than a great professional life with no personal life. I will get my professional life on track by going to school every day that I have class. I feel that by attending class will only help me to succeed more. I will also graduate and receive my Bachelor’s degree and then maybe move onto my Master’s if my job entails it. Once I have graduated, I hope to find a job that will fit my qualities and responsibilities.