Bekka Matzen ENG-095-02 J. Fields Observation Essay July 5, 2011 Observation Paper Observation Paper: McDonalds From a booth in a Council Bluffs McDonalds restaurant, looking out the large pane glass windows, cars loudly pass by and the smell of french fries. The restaurant is decorated with a generic tacky design. The walls were tan with low hanging lights over the booths and tile floors. Pictures of hamburgers and fries covering the walls. Like a machine, people orderly select their
2Nd grade Chrissy-Obrien Observation (1:10-2:10) Davis Meeting on the carpet Instruction given for writer’s workshop --4 different color pens --Types of paper and how we use the different types of paper. Teacher is exploring different writing options with the children. Children get paper which matches topic selection and begin to create Uses - give me 5 – (hands up five fingers) get children’s attention *She has desk grouped rather than in a row. Encourages cooperative
Workplace Observation Paper John Paul University of Phoenix MGT/331 Workplace Observation Paper The purpose of this paper is to describe the observable aspects of my organization’s culture. I will address my perceptions using the following three aspects organizational diversity, conflict management, and organizational policies. Organizational Diversity Organizational diversity refers to the organization’s ability to hire and retain employees that represent
Child Observation Paper of a Blossoming and Special Stage in Child Development This observation captures one single moment in the life of a bright blossoming little girl named Reagan. Reagan is in her precious eighth year of life, in third grade, an “A” student, and packed with unending surprises. She is quite the normal little girl who has all the amenities and charm befitting a young damsel, but not short of the spunk and mischief for her age. Reagan’s normal life consist within a nuclear family
Observation Paper For my observation hours in this class, I observed the Ottumwa Elementary School, and the Eddyville-Blakesburg High School. For the elementary school I observed grades first through fourth, and at the high school I observed grades seventh through twelfth. I learned a few strategies at the elementary level, but not that many at the high school level. When I was at Ottumwa for the day, I learned a few strategies that might help me out in my career. I am not sure if I want to be
McDonalds Observation Candy Lee Hill Abstract I went to McDonalds in Jefferson City to observe different patrons eating styles. During my time there I witnessed several different diners. I chose three groups to observe out of the several that were already eating there meals when I sat down. The groups I chose were comprised of different genders, ages, races, and ethnicity. When people go out to eat they encounter several different types of people. The location, time, and choice of restaurant
worksheets together. She traced a giraffe with a pen she was able to hold the pen in her hand and trace the dotted lines on the paper. We also did a cut color and glue paper of a clown holding many balloons. She was able to cut out the circles and color then the colors asked. She also was able to match the shapes. She drew me a picture of herself and she wrote her name on the paper next to the drawing. We went outside to play and she showed me how she could skip and stand on one leg. She was also able
Bradley Edwards SOCI111 B007 Sum 11 NORM-BREAKING EVENT & OBSERVATIONS Professor Lori Kelley NORM-BREAKING EVENT & OBSERVATIONS Norm is defined as the rules of behavior followed in a society. it can be either formal or informal. It is the principle of a right action that binds the members of a group or society. norms helps to guide, control, and regulate the behavior of the group. Norms are categorized into standard norms, ideal norms, instrumental norms and constitutive norms. Norms
reader again and again, yet without becoming repetitive, that Nash was a magnificent person despite his flaws. From this perspective, she raises tough issues such as what is appropriate treatment of a mentally ill person who is disruptive in the workplace or the community; under what circumstances, if any, is involuntary commitment to psychiatric treatment justifiable; and particularly, can there ever be justification for involuntary administration of treatments such as shock therapy and psycho-active
Observation Report part II Nikkea Anderson Introduction to Early Childhood Education (Montgomery College) Page 1 Part 1: The classroom practice It is very important for preschool classrooms to be practicing developmentally appropriate practices. In the classroom I observed in I was able to see Mrs. Hornbostel & Mrs. Rodriguez preparing the children for kindergarten readiness by developing there skills in the area of independence. One of the best ways