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Christopher Roberts discusses his major in Construction Engineering and describes himself as honest, hardworking, and faithful. He outlines his three favorite assignments, journals, and week from class, noting lessons he will carry on procrastinating less, studying properly, and not letting distractions prevent achieving goals. A self-assessment shows improvements in self-motivation and interdependence, and he discusses career matches from a Holland test.
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Shelby Neal completed a registered nursing portfolio that highlighted her favorite assignments, journals, and lessons from the course. Her favorite assignment focused on the power of words and their impact. She learned about different learning styles and memory types. Her top journals helped her understand taking responsibility and enhancing self-awareness. Her favorite week was the first week where she was reminded of life's little important things. Going forward, she will carry lessons in time management, personal responsibility, and self-management. The portfolio helped her gain self-motivation and lifelong learning skills. Her goals are to have a career caring for others and sharing a happy life with her family.
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This portfolio project provides information about Heyli Lopez, including her major, personal affirmation, and favorite assignments from college. Some of her favorite assignments focused on developing proper study skills, understanding consequences of irresponsibility, and confirming her career interests in public relations. She also shares reflections from favorite journal entries and lessons she will carry forward. The Grayson Link career assignment further supported her interest in careers in advertising/promotions and public relations. Her goals after college include graduating, moving to New York, finding a good job, traveling, and adopting a pet.
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Madilyn Roberts is a biology major who took an online course to improve her study habits, time management, and stress coping mechanisms. Her favorite assignments helped her learn valuable study habits, discover unknown parts of her university, and process her feelings about stress. Through journaling, she gained self-awareness and learned to respect herself for saying no when needed. While the course was challenging, she reflected on improvements and felt prepared to apply lessons as a better student. Her self-assessment scores increased, showing growth in self-motivation, management, and belief in herself over the course.
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Krystal Avrett took a psychology course through Learning Frameworks. She summarizes her favorite assignments, journal entries, and module from the course. Her favorite assignments included a service learning project, scavenger hunt, and goal-setting assignment. Her favorite journal entries provided insight into setting goals, responding to inner criticism, and developing patience. Her favorite module covered different learning styles. She learned the importance of journaling, managing emotions, and being aware of how her brain processes information. She saw improvement on assessment tests, gaining confidence in her abilities to complete her degree and accomplish her dreams of working in rehabilitation and having a family.
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This document summarizes Shaumra Allen's experience in her Bachelors in Education EC-6 program. It highlights some of her favorite assignments, including a service learning project, goal setting exercises, and a case study. It also discusses some of her favorite journal entries and lessons learned, including about metacognition, goal setting, and developing an inner guide. Metrics show her growth in areas like personal responsibility and self-awareness. She wrote letters to future students emphasizing the importance of the learning frameworks course and tools she gained to help reach her goals for herself, her children, and improving her community.
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Hadleigh Keeton is a high school student who is goal-oriented and hardworking. She found the discussions on metacognition and financial aid most helpful for learning about effective studying and college planning. A career assessment activity matched her with her dream of becoming a pediatrician. Her favorite journal entries helped her visualize her goals and improve time management. Overall, the first week of the program helped her learn about herself and gain confidence through self-reflection. The main lessons she will carry forward are the importance of study habits, time management, and self-belief.
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Jami enjoyed assignments that helped her learn practical information, like resources in the community from the scavenger hunt. She also liked the financial aid quiz that improved her understanding of this important topic. Her favorite was the service learning project, as it allowed her to experience working in a classroom firsthand, which aligns with her dream career in early childhood education.
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- 1. Christopher Roberts My major is Construction Engineering I am an honest, hardworking, faithful person.
- 2. 3 Favorite Assignments My first favorite assignment is the community service project. I enjoyed this because it was more than just an assignment and I actually got to help people. It was very fun for me and I am glad that I got to help the organization I worked with. My second favorite assignment was the Financial Avenue assignment. I liked this assignment because the things that I learned were actually useful. This assignment taught real world skills and knowledge. My third favorite assignment was the Goal Setting assignment. I enjoyed this assignment because it helped me to form a goal that I could achieve. My goal has helped me in my math class and it will soon be fulfilled.
- 3. 3 Favorite Journals My first favorite journal is the self assessment. This journal helped me to realize what areas I need to improve in. It also showed me what my strengths were. My second favorite journal is the chapter two journal entry. This entry was interesting and helped me to look at the bright side of things. It also showed that I shouldn’t get frustrated over things that I cannot control. My third favorite journal is number 28. I liked this journal because it made me remember some times in my life were I did the right thing and made some tough choices. It made me realize that the right choice isn’t always the easiest, but I should always strive for it anyway.
- 4. My favorite Week My favorite week was the first one. I had no idea wat this class was going to be like so the first week was interesting for me. We also did some pretty cool assignments and I overall enjoyed this week the most.
- 5. 3 Lessons I will Carry With Me 1. I will not procrastinate my work anymore. 2. I will study properly and give my self enough time to do so. 3. I will not let distractions get to me and I will achieve my life goals.
- 6. Self Assessment Scores First Score Second score ___69___ __72____ 1. Accepting personal responsibility. __69____ __75____ 2. Discovering self-motivation. __60____ ___62___ 3. Mastering self-management ___54___ __57____ 4. Employing interdependence ___62___ __63____ 5. Gaining self-awareness ___48___ ___51___ 6. Adopting lifelong learning ___51___ __54____ 7. Developing emotional intelligence. __62____ __66____ 8. Believing in myself This class taught me that I struggle in my interdependence and my lifelong learning. As the course went on though, I made some pretty good improvements in these category's. One main category that I am glad I improved in is my self- motivation.
- 7. Grayson Link Assignment My Holland Score was Investigative 25, Social 16, and Realistic 14. I felt that my score was pretty accurate except for the realistic category, which I felt should be higher. One career that I got was Fire-Prevention and Protection Engineer. This was really cool to me because I am a bit of a pyromaniac and also because I want to become an engineer.
- 8. My Best Life