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Writing Experience, Expectations, Accident, Mistake, Problems, A Day to Remember, Car Accident, Volunteering, A Bad Day, Day Off, Growing Up, Obstacles, Self Defence, Visit, Success, Struggle, Driving, Failure, Improve, Knowledge, Professionalism, Personal Experience, Memories, Childhood Memories, Life Changing Experience, Ignorance, Awareness, Decision, Impact, Award, Trust, Excellence, Sharing, Childhood Lessons, Driving Age, Moral Development, Personal Growth and Development, Future Plan, College Life, College Experience, Values of Life, Benefits of Volunteering, Peace Corps, Overcoming Challenges, Overcoming Obstacles, Effects of Watching too much TV.
This report is a reflective essay of a critical incident analysis (CIA) which is authored by a second-year student of the Operating Department Practitioner (sODP). The paper analyses a multidimensional and multifaceted critical incident using the Gibbs Reflective cycle (1998), which focusses on communication, multidisciplinary team working and the holistic care of the patient. In … Read more
Over the course of life, everyone has their fair share of difficulties or challenges. Like in The Bread Givers, everyone in the world needs to work for things they want as those things are not always handed to them. There are many obstacles people have to go through to reach the point of success and … Read more
“Any fool can know. The point is to understand. ” – Albert Einstein. When it comes to intelligence, it can be divided into two broad categories. One of them is the academic intelligence, while the other kind is the street smarts. Academic intelligence refers to education, training, classes and so on. This is an exclusively … Read more
Getting a driver’s license is a huge milestone for a teenager and can be considered a rite of passage. In the United States the legal age requirement for a driver’s license varies from state to state. Many states have the minimum age requirement lower than eighteen. However, some states have raised the required age to … Read more
It’s not necessary that every time you try something new will definitely gives you success. By something we mean new in business or in life. One bad thing in a day or in a life doesn’t define your rest of the day or rest of your life. Change in any direction is an irreversible process. … Read more
While most teenage girls are busy doing their nails and downloading the latest music, Faye Carey is helping re-home dozens of abandoned dogs. The 16-year-old Waikato teen volunteers with her local branch of Animal Control, giving abandoned animals a second chance at life. She has set up a Facebook page, where she advertises puppies and … Read more
Life passes down great experiences to all of us. Sometimes these experiences go much more than just a memory, they go into teachings. By living through these experiences, we gain a great amount of wisdom. Fortunately I was blessed with the experience to see my favorite artist “Justice” with my brother and his friends. This … Read more
Personal Reflection on Excellence When this class began my personal definition of excellence would have either been success, morality or a combination of the two, throughout the course of this semester that has changed. I now believe excellence to be what I think Aristotle believed it to be, which is happiness. This happiness however is … Read more
The iTunes Error 9 or iPhone Error 9 is an error code when you try to update firmware or restore the system on IOS devices via iTunes. When iTunes Error 9 occurs, it shows a message prompt saying, “The iPhone could not be restored, an unknown error occurred (9)”. It’s not a common error like … Read more
The Value Of Life Have you ever been asked a question with such an obvious answer, that you just want to shout it at the person who asked you, and scold them for asking such a stupid question? I am sure we have all had one of these moments, and this essay is a more … Read more
Knowledge is a concept of realizing and understanding the patterns and implications of existing data and information (Filemon & Uriarte, 2008). In general, there are two types of knowledge: tacit knowledge and explicit knowledge. Tacit knowledge is a knowledge that resides in the human brain and is difficult to articulate in words, text, and drawings … Read more
In the process of knowledge acquisition, knowers often follow an overall framework that can be used to obtain incontrovertible facts. While it may seem that ambiguity in knowledge is undesirable, it is certainly ubiquitous. This begs the questions: why does ambiguity arise and, ultimately, how does it affect the quality of knowledge? Incontrovertible facts refer … Read more
“Robin Chase, Zipcar, and an Inconvenient Discovery” In the article, “Robin Chase, Zipcar, and an Inconvenient Discovery,” Deborah Ancona and Cate Reavis give the account of the formation of Zipcar, a car-sharing company based in Cambridge, Massachusetts and Boston. The article is a case study of how the company was formed and the challenges it … Read more
Concoction fighting alludes to utilization of synthetic substance as a weapon for barrier reason. A few predators utilize concoction fighting to assault their prey. For instance, creepy crawlies and toxic snakes utilize venom to deaden their prey and to dissuade their predators.Some prey species dishearten predators with synthetic substances that are noxious (oleander plants)and aggravating … Read more
How To Become A Successful Student Be regular to the classroom You should always be regular to your class in order to remain in touch with the routine task assigned or done in the class which direct you towards understanding of the course to be learnt in the next class. Make-up for Assessments Constantly try … Read more
Author Anne Lamott uses anecdote to have an influential effect on general writers and students. The article is appealing as she is both sarcastic and humorous. Her main purpose is to bring into sharp focus that it is perfectly ok to write horrendous sentences and “shitty first drafts”(176). Lamott is very straightforward in making it … Read more
Follow these tips to help make your commute safe and uneventful. Jack Frost has visited the Flint area several times recently. Those of us in Michigan are used to sunshine one day and a foot of snow the next. But that doesn’t mean we look forward to driving in it. As you hit the road … Read more
Gone, but Not Forgotten There’s a special kind of relationship between a grandfather and his grandson. There’s nothing quite like it. Most of my childhood is filled with memories of my grandfather. He was a great man, the best I’ve ever known. Around the end of my junior year of high school, he was in … Read more
Everything that happens to us happens in purpose. And sometimes, one thing leads to another. Instead of locking yourself up in your cage of fears and crying over past heartaches, embarrassment and failures, treat them as your teachers and they will become your tools in both self-improvement and success. Remember watching Patch Adams? It?s one … Read more
According to the article written by Winkelman (1994), cultural shock is an all-round experience resulted by various factors in which in contact with other culture. The reactions of culture shock may lead to psychological or physical disorder if it obstructs our performance. Having the awareness of cultural shock and implementing the strategies to overcome that … Read more
Investigating helped me in trying to find the deeper and clear reason of why I wanted to focus on this topic “Sound Healing”. The reason I chose this topic was because I have realised that today’s youth is not really taking care of their emotional and psychological well-being. As a teenager myself I have experienced … Read more
To be able to graduate, many high schools require their students to fulfill a certain amount of volunteer hours. The problem that has arisen is that many people believe making a student volunteer takes the purpose out of volunteering. There are several ways you could stand on this issue, but in my opinion it all … Read more
“One has to remember that every failure can be a stepping-stone to something better”- Colonel Sanders Colonel Sanders, a man who struggled throughout his career but never gave up on working hard. He discontinued his school education at a very young age and started to help his family economically. At a very young age of … Read more
November 1906 Chicago Dear Aunt Bessie, We are living in a time of growth, and when politicians create laws to help our society. There have been many protests, amendments, Political Machines, and Reform, and muckrackers to expose what is wrong in our country. There are many movements going on. I believe Child Labor, Living Conditions, … Read more
Out of the billions of emails that are sent every day, how can you make sure that yours stands out? We asked career, email, and marketing experts to offer their best tips for crafting the perfect email subject line. Find out what they said, plus examples of great subject lines, below. How to write an … Read more
Susan B Anthony once said “Independence is Happiness,” but independence has not always been easily accessible to all genders. Chopin’s stories with strong female roles, “The Storm” and “The Story of an Hour”, express themes of female independence and marriage; they are used to convey that despite that strengths of relationships are assumed by society, … Read more
Over the years, people encounter many difficulties in their day-to-day activities. Whether it be big or small, we should strive to overcome those difficulties. In my previous English class, it was required to write an essay based on a passage and prompt provided by the state department. The materials provided could be of any genre … Read more
There are a lot of attitudes that have been brought about through the centuries about death, and the dying. Death is a natural process, and many still fear it. People can fill many roles while caring for the patient, while they are dying, and the dying goes through many stages before the event occurs. There … Read more
One of the most relevant questions in the economic theory is about the capability of the government to affect the real state of the economy and by what means this can be done. The main debate takes place between views that are opposite in their nature: laissez-faire and the necessity of authorities to intervene. The … Read more
My First Football Game On a crisp Saturday afternoon I sat among a few hundred football enthusiasts, all dressed in bright pink waiting for the Pointer-Kohawk pink game to begin. It was only my second week in America and I was already at my first American football game, ready to cheer for the UWSP Pointers. … Read more
As a young man, Oedipus runs away from Corinth once he hears of the prophecy, which shows Oedipus murdering his father, and sleeping with his mother. His travels bring him to the crossroad, where he unknowingly meets, and proceeds to kill his father, Laius, in self defence. A crossroad implies choice, and the young Oedipus … Read more
This topic is to create awareness among the people about the care, management and nutrition of pets as well as stray animals (street animals). I believe that animals have feelings like humans too so, caring about animal welfare is kindhearted thing to do. Animals are planets most vulnerable inhabitants so, they deserve our strongest support … Read more
The profession of a lawyer in many people is associated with success, stability and solid earnings. Therefore, it is much more difficult to enter a law school than to other faculties. But the presence of a diploma does not mean that the career will be successful. As in any field, jurisprudence has its own rules … Read more
Introduction Life is at its best unpredictable; characterized by many highs and lows. Nevertheless, each of the events whether a low or high leave us with more experience and better informed. While every event in life is of the significant learning experience, some touching incidents completely change our beliefs, faith and sometimes our personalities. Like … Read more
One of a Kind During our lifetimes, we often encounter people who we get along with very well. Most of the time, those people who we meet can make a huge impact on our lives and make us see the world in a different perspective. It took me a couple of years to realize that … Read more
The daily activities of the college based lifestyle can be challenging for many students to balance. A typical college student, like myself, can be putting up to eighty hours into work and school a week if not more. When one puts so much time into these things they can be stressed because of school work … Read more
Some moments you experience while travelling end up completely blowing you away, in ways you’d never have expected. They stay with you forever, and years later you still smile at the fond memories. For Vanessa Chiasson, a traveller who has ventured around the world and writes at TurnipseedTravel.com, a sunrise hot air balloon ride over … Read more
Fraternities and Sororities Should Not Be Banned From College Campuses Brotherhood and sisterhood. Those two words have such a significant meaning. There is a difference between friendship and brotherhood or sisterhood. They create a bond that is completely different from others. If one needs help, advice, someone to lean on, they will always know either … Read more
The loss of a loved one will always be a painful personal journey, and coping experience that no one is ready for or can prepare for till it happens. The after effect or grief is always personal for everyone that loses a loved one. “The Courage That My Mother Had” by Edna St. Vincent Millay, … Read more
“Modernity has long been obsessed with, perhaps even defined by, its epistemic insecurity, it’s grasping toward big truths that ultimately disappoint as our world grows only less knowable. New knowledge and new ways of understanding simultaneously produce new forms of no knowledge, new uncertainties, and mysteries. The scientific method, based on deduction and falsifiability, is … Read more
I never moved schools, not even once. For the past 18 years, I have always lived in a densely packed town called Bandar Lampung – a city on the southern tip of Sumatra Island, Indonesia. I had always been surrounded by familiar faces every single day and I never would have thought that I would … Read more
Why is it so troublesome for individuals to acknowledge who they truly are? In a word, weight. There’s so much weight, particularly in the present hyper-aggressive and hyper-educated society, for individuals to be something they’re definitely not. You get it from guardians, from companions, from life partners, from TV, from the Internet, from magazines, from … Read more
Tacit knowledge: this is the understanding made up as a be counted variable of the outing and individual context. It’s no longer composed down and is difficult to explain. Tacit records (knowing-how): it is the understanding inserted in the human persona via journey and employment. It is a subjective, psychological, individual, setting delicate/particular and gradually … Read more
The first step in the development plan is to conduct a self-analysis such as SWOT and then identify the priority areas that junior managers need to become senior managers in the same organization. After completing this section, appropriate development strategies can be identified and planned based on areas of improvement. When planning, you must also … Read more
Raise the Driving Age It has been a common thing for teenagers to learn how to drive at 15, and get their license at 16. Teenagers feel very happy when they learn how to drive, but don’t always know the responsibilities of being a good driver. They cause so many accidents which cause so many … Read more
It is very important for me to continue to improve my knowledge and development as a leader and manager of a team it is my role and responsibility to lead the team, the organization I represent and the people I support, this way and can and be a role model for them to follow. In … Read more
Twelfth Night Analysis “Twelfth Night” is a play written by Shakespeare. This play, mainly based on love, begins with Orsino trying to win Olivia’s love. Viola, who was shipwrecked, assists the Duke by disguising herself as Cesario and ends up falling in love with the Duke. Olivia’s servant, Maria, plays a prank on Malvolio. Maria … Read more
While most teenage girls are busy doing their nails, and downloading the latest music, Faye Carey is helping re-home dozens of abandoned dogs. The 16-year-old Waikato teen volunteers with her local branch of Animal Control, giving abandoned animals a second chance at life. She has set up a Facebook page, where she advertises puppies and … Read more
The Master of Professional Accounting (MPA) from King’s Own Institute is best for students like me who have bachelor of Business administration. It equips students with the necessary knowledge and skills in accounting and related fields by delivering education in core areas of accounting. My selection to undertake this course has many justifications. An accountant … Read more
Parents hide their childhood memories from their children for many reasons. Some are embarrassed, some are scared, and some are ashamed. In To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, Atticus Finch’s nickname describes his childhood. Rather than learning about his second persona from their father, his children, Jem and Scout, find out from Heck Tate, … Read more
