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...REFLECTIONS Reflecting on es is a very useful way to improve one's education. Here I have written two reflections on es I have taken. The first is for a class about politics and leadership. The second is a psychology course and a class on closeness of interpersonal relationship.
1. Integrity is the most pressing leadership issue of today. To me it means having sound moral principles and being honest and upright. In our contemporary world it is clear we have a serious lack of these important principles. But it is not enough to say that it is important to have integrity-we must take steps to instil it where it is lacking. A good place to begin in this regard is with Carter's Three Step...
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... My Position On The Great Debate My position on the "Great Debate" is to agree with DuBois. DuBois felt and d that there should be no limits and moreover that there should be no slow growth of the African American potential. Washington on the other hand, looked to a small growth which to him was limited. Washington called for a mere physical growth. All men, no matter what color, deserve and are entitled to growth on a spiritual, mental and physical level. We should not allow ourselves to be misled by the impressive language offered by Washington. He merely supports the notion of African American being paid for their labour. DuBois on the other hand, recognizes that with education, comes potential. What would DuBois say... My Position...
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...Concept of caring is an intrinsic and indispensable part of nursing. It broadly refers to the ability of an individual to be compassionate and empathetic to the needs and requirements of other individuals, especially patients, and deliver health services that can promote his/her overall well-being. In current environment of pluralistic society, cross cultural understanding enhances communication skills. It also helps overcome the language barrier, and this results in better care. For me, caring is highly personal and involves not only relationship building but also proactive participation in the treatment. It inculcates trust and confidence and helps patient recover faster.
The concepts of ‘self’, ‘other’ and ‘holistic’ have... of caring is ...
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...mean the destruction of the entire earth’s ecosystem as plants and animals would become extinct.
Reflection
The foremost changes that I made for the week was to shift from the use of heavy carbon emitting transport to cleaner transport, hence a reduction of emissions to the atmosphere. Among the steps I took to accomplish this was to start walking, especially when moving over short distances, the use of public transport, and finally, the use of transport that does not emit carbon, such as bicycles. In addition, I added energy saving features within my home and adopted habits whose purpose would be to save energy. I took to the consumption of organic foods because this would help an immense deal in the discouragement of...
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...land in previous centuries.
An essential point that can be seen missing is the absence of two parts of the overall design namely sky coverage and the Scamozzi work. This was part of the package in its earlier and original existence four to five centuries back. The work of Scamozzi gave the overall appearance a new and curvy look to the stage from different parts of the theater.
Olimpico in Vicenza:
Motivated by the concept of amphitheaters, Olimpico is a gem in its existence in every regard. Highly reflective of the ancient Greek architecture and glory with regard to design and other minute details and specifications. Based on the central theme of Renaissance, it depicts the rich values of historic events and the...
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...Reflections Reflections Evangelism is an aspect that enlightens me in a fresh way. As such, this paper will reflect on evangelism as a fundamental yet challenging aspect in Christianity and across the global society. Indeed, despite the fact that evangelism is a very important factor in spreading the gospel but the experiences of evangelism have been disheartening. As a Christian, I feel that evangelism is one fundamental aspect that helps us to emulate Jesus Christ who spread the gospel and mandated us to continue with his mission. Through evangelism, I learn more about the gospel, practice the will of God, and encourage others to get salvation and join Christhood. Moreover, through...
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...Reflections due: This pharmacology has made me gain a clear focus on the role drugs plays in the field of therapeutics. I have come to see that medication can be both beneficial and fatal to living beings. The factor that determines this situation is dosage rather than quantity (Bardal et al., 2011). This class has made me comprehend the concept of drug mechanism of action. This includes intake, absorption, distribution, and elimination from the body (Clark, 2012). I plan to apply what I have learnt in my clinical and future practice by being keener on patient’s medical history, as by knowing this I will be able to know how to act as some medical cases so not need drug therapy but alternative therapies i.e. herbal,...
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...College Reflections I expected to learn a lot from this lecture and coincidentally, I learned more than I expected to learn. The lecture covers more than I expected to learn. I learned a lot about transportation engineering, travel behavior, SUTRN, automated cars and food desserts among other research conducted. The one that I liked more is automated cars since I was able to understand more about how they operate and other research that need to be conducted on automated cars in future.
What I liked most about this lecture is the fact that it is organized in a logical manner making it easy to comprehend. There are also other researches that have been recommended to be conducted in future about all the topics learned in...
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...of panic attacks. Grief also manifests itself through cognition (Amella, 2004). In most cases, a cognitive response often occurs after an individual develops varied feelings. As I have outlined above, my mother G.M experienced different feelings of sadness, and anxiety after the loss of my stepfather. It is through this happening that I realized that grief evokes a cognitive response. G.M had a prolonged experience of this, which later led to her suffering from Alzheimer and Parkinson’s diseases.
Part B
Final reflections. Indeed, the course has offered me valuable insight into the in-depth knowledge required of every practitioner handling the care of old patients. In the course of practice, it is necessary the every...
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...Reflections Reflections Part A Grief activity sayings. C.S. Lewis, “Grief and pain are the price we humans have to pay for the love and total commitment we have for another person. The more we love, the more we are hurt when we lose the object of our love. But if we are honest with ourselves, would we have it any other way?”
Description of the situation. My mother, G.M had an emotional attachment to my stepfather when he was alive. However, this emotional connection ended when my stepfather died. G.M could not come to the reality of my stepfather’s death.
Personal reaction to saying. Personally, I agree with Lewis’s saying that the ultimate price that we pay for losing those we love is pain and grief...
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