I think I am enjoying it the most, because it has to do a lot with counseling and that is what I want to do. As soon as, I heard what my human services methods class was about I knew I was going to like it. The class is about understanding myself and finding my perspective. I’ve learned that to help people I have to know who I am to an extent. The facts that I need to understand my self, find a perspective to work from, and participate in class discussions give me anxiety.
When I started Unity High School I thought that it was going to be boring school because my first choice was Skyline but my mom made me come to this school so I had to obey what my mom wants because she takes care of me and helps me with whatever I need help with so going to the school that she wanted me to go to was the least I could have done. I thought that high school was going to be difficult because the work that my brother would bring home when he was in high school looked really hard and I did not understand most of the work he needed to complete. But I realized that I need to be taught the material before I go on and do the work
Sophomore year, I learned more about hard work than ever in my life so far. I doubled up in science, I was constantly bogged down by copious English assignments, and my basketball coach pushed me further than anyone had ever before. I made a lot of bittersweet memories in the hot, musty OAC that winter during those practices. Junior year was an absolute blur. I made an effort to engage in my friendships and learn more about the people around me.
The transition from middle school to high school is what shaped me the most and this adjustment has changed me in both good and bad ways. As a freshman, I enrolled in a private school, called Bridgemont High School. It was a very small school and did not have the same help as the public schools offered. I didn 't have an ELD class and classes providing extra help were limited. Eld means einglish language development, these classes are classes to help develop your english speaking skills even though i can speak english i had poor grammar.
08/14 My son kevin has been having bad dreams lately, there is supposedly a man in his room at night. He tells me they arent dreams, but this supposed mystery man is clearly just a figment of his imagination, when I was a child my mind came up with the craziest things. I remember I used to think my teddy bear would actually walk to my sisters room when I was asleep, turns out that my sister was just jealous and she snuck in and kidnapped him every night. 08/16 Kevin told me that he heard whispering through his closet last night that woke him up, I asked him why he didnt come get me to inspect his room for monsters, and he told me that he was too scared to get out of bed. I blame myself for letting him watch scary movies before bedtime.
Section1-You and Collage I am a sophomore at chase high school. I always eat breakfast at school and lunch when I come home my mother will cook supper for me. ,Then i go on Skype and get in Skype calls with my friends after that I take a bath and go to bed. ,When I get up at 5:15 it the time I get up once I get to school I socialize with my friends. I would have to take collage classes at night and would have to go to bed during the day.
I absolutely love working with high school students. I taught high school before, but counseling in a high school creates a different dynamic with the students. I love interaction, relationship with students, counseling and diversity of each day. Working with students and families through the college admissions process is quite rewarding and provides a nice balance to the problems that I handle day to day. I love the positive and proactive spirit of applying to college and the excitement it brings to the student.
Working with children and helping them to succeed is an aspect of my life that I have always cherished. From the time that I was very young, I have always loved working with other people, as well as leading them. I have been involved in projects working with, and guiding people for numerous years, and I honestly could not imagine my high school years without these service projects. I was a part of the PALS program and I also helped with the Elementary School's production of the Little Mermaid. During these tasks, I was given the opportunity to help and inspire children of all ages.
Coming back from summer vacation is difficult, but coming back and having to start in a totally new environment makes it even harder. I remember coming back and being confuzed. Not just academically, but also socially. I would wonder how I would fit in with my new peers, and if I would start falling behind in my classes. Lucky for you, I have some advice for you, so you can do your absolute best in Jr. High, whether it’s academically, socially, or anything about personal responsibility, I’ve got you covered.
During my service learning I worked with students of all age groups. I worked with a fourth grader the majority of my time at the Plymouth Renewal Community Center. When he didn’t show up I worked with other students around his age. At Waggener High School I worked with numerous seniors, and at Olmsted Middles School North I worked with numerous seventh graders. The focus of all my students in my service learning was in tutoring in math and reading and writing.
In the middle of my freshman year of high school, my life started to change. My dad, who married and moved away from my brother and I, did not quite have his priorities straight in life. For as long as I can remember my dad always battled alcoholism. During my freshman year, he decided to take a job in North Dakota as a truck driver and was gone three weeks out of the year. Up until then we had a wonderful relationship, he would call once a week and he would pick me up to stay the weekend with him.
I was a mentor at the Phi Theta Kappa chapter at Miami Dade College Wolfson Campus Wolf Pack Mentoring Program. In this program I was able to be a mentor to two first year Honors College students, Simonet and Samantha. This has being my most meaningful involvement in a student organization, because this was a program where I was able to make a positive impact in my peers’ life. When I started college I wished I would have had someone I could definitely count on to ask questions, study, or just talk about life as a college student, and with this program I was able to provide that to them. As a mentor I helped my mentees with choosing classes, professors, giving them advice on how to study for a test, or how to handle a service learning project.
My expectations of the inter professional event is to see the collaboration of different health care professionals with different professional background, working together for the betterment of the patient. I had some understanding about the roles and responsibilities of mental health counselors. As a pharmacist, I was treating the patient’s symptoms and the present disease state or problems. The mental health counselor treats patient with all aspects of cognitive and behavioral therapy. One thing I come to know is that they call their patients as “clients” and not patients.
I felt that when I got to college that it would be smooth sailing, but boy was I wrong. I have noticed that I may not have been as prepared as I thought, some of my studying habits were terrible, and I needed to learn how to manage my time. But like all things you learn with time, and I do believe I am getting better. When I started Campbell my classes were simple and easy, but by the third week I learned that I would need help.
A year ago I was a sophomore. Today I am a senior. My application would be incomplete if I did not explain why and how. I had a rough start to my high school career and below I explain why my attendance is how it is and why my GPA is somewhat low.
