(I can’t remember) in fifth grade. Another accomplishment would be in band, when me and my fellow colleagues in the Wind Ensemble at James Workman Middle School performed at the SCSBOA (California School Band & Orchestration Association)
In seventh grade I plan to work even harder and achieve honor roll. My other greatest accomplishment was when I was playing my favorite sport, volleyball. Whenever my team and I would play tournaments, we would always win at least one of our games. These are all the unique and amazing things so far in my incredible
Children who were always told that elders deserved respect would be neglected and then grow up to believe that they deserved respect from those after them. This cycle is essentially built on power, and removes the true meaning of respect from the word. Some might argue that to respect your elders is valid, however there is no actual reason to respect a person merely on the basis of their age. Strong respect is based on admiration of someone for their abilities, qualities, and achievements. While this can be associated with people who have lived longer, they are not always
One of my accomplishments that I am proud of is the Wanted Poster I made of Grendel, from the story Beowulf, for my senior English class. It was real fun to work on because I made him look like myself, but with a six pack. Every time I showed it to some it put a big smile on their face. This was a group assignment, but I couldn’t find a partner so I just worked on it myself.
People believe that you should respect your elders, listen to the gods, and follow what life is planned for you. If one were to speak against their elders, they would no longer earn
They often boss her around to do things she may not approve simply because she is young. This is an advantage for older people because since age is valued as more knowledgeable, it overpowers the ones who are younger simply because of their age and
I had to prove to myself that I am good enough and with hard work I can achieve anything. This made me realize that nothing in life is handed to you and you have to work hard at whatever challenge is
Why do you think the milestone you chose was the most significant? The establishment of the Children’s Bureau was a monumental accomplishment in the monitoring of children’s health and environmental conditions. The Children's Bureau has made tremendous progress in improving the welfare of our nation's children and families since its humble beginnings. Because of the Bureau's success, the Bureau's mandate to address the needs of "the whole child" grew too large for a single government agency.
However, I learned to appreciate every small accomplishment that I had because it made me become who I am today, a stronger and a very optimistic person. Every day was always a challenging process for me, but overcoming every trial and tribulation was very rewarding. For example: When I was
Younger members are expected to obey and respect the decisions made by the elderly (Hallman et al.,
I have had the unique opportunity during my career to have served in very diverse positions and assignments that have not only operational but strategic level importance. These distinctive assignments encompass the breadth and depth of the US Engineer Regiment. These experiences have given me a broad perspective of various US Army capabilities and their employment. Whether it was assignments with the 82nd Airborne Division and the Global Response Force during my Platoon Leader and Company Executive Officer time, or my Company Command time as the Commander of one of the most unique formations in the Army’s arsenal, Multi-Role Bridge Company. I was always able to understand the strategic importance of the assignments and maximize the readiness
I have accomplished many things in the past three years. Some accomplishments felt better than others due to the differing amount of effort I put into various endeavours over the years. However, no accomplishment felt better than passing my grade eight clarinet exam, which I had been playing for five years. My exam seemed to validate all that I had been working for. The five years I had spent practicing and performing paid off.
My Greatest Accomplishment A truly great accomplishment is something that lasts and requires determination and extensive effort. For me, making the Texas Small School All-State Mixed Choir was my biggest accomplishment because it opened me up to new passions, taught me how to work hard, and set me on the path I am on today. In my sophomore year, I joined choir simply to get my fine arts credit out of the way.
A sense of accomplishment is invaluable to a person. Not only does a sense of accomplishment build confidence and faith in oneself, but it also allows one to reflect on how wonderful the journey to the accomplishment was, and how every little struggle and triumph was worth it. In the middle of summer, where time seems endless and the stress of the previous school year has been shed by students, I never expected to find out that I scored a five on both of the advanced placement exams I took. Nor did I have one-hundred percent confidence the goals we set as section leaders of the marching band would actually be met. Yet to my surprise, I had the good fortune of accomplishing challenging things in both aspects of my life.
Younger employees can assist older employees by sharing new ideas whereas older employees can share positive qualities including experience, judgment, strong work ethic and commitment to quality. By this way it is possible to reduce age discrimination in the workplace. But the main role will be played by organization by maintaining the good relationship between
