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This document summarizes the student's favorite discussions, journals, week, and lessons from their sociology course. It also outlines their career goals. The three favorite discussions were about victim and creator mindsets, metacognition, and good and bad habits. The three favorite journals focused on the future, who to go to for help, and commitment. The favorite week was the first week when new friends were made. The lessons to be carried forward involve commitment, emotion control, and active listening. The student's career goal is to become a rehabilitation counselor which requires a master's degree and helps people overcome challenges.
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The document summarizes a student's favorite class assignments, journals, and module from their college courses. It also discusses lessons learned, goals, and a self-assessment the student completed. Some of the key takeaways include:
The student enjoyed assignments that helped with time management, self-esteem, and studying habits. Journal assignments helped with self-reflection on the future and managing time. An introduction assignment allowed the student to open up without public speaking. The self-assessment showed growth in areas like personal responsibility and self-motivation. The student's goals are to graduate with a graphic design degree and overcome fears to have a successful career, while acknowledging private health challenges.
Daniel engle portfolio project
Daniel Engle completed a portfolio project for his Basic Studies class. He found that his community service project, a scavenger hunt, and guest speakers were the most impactful assignments, as they showed him different ways to serve others and opportunities available at his college. His favorite journal entries were ones that opened his eyes to different perspectives and helped him identify self-defeating habits. Daniel's favorite module taught him to take personal responsibility and control of his future through metacognition and decision making. He learned that he needs to be more accountable, strive for his goals, and plan ahead. Daniel felt he changed the most in taking personal responsibility for his actions and future.
Year 10 psychology second semester
Psychology is the study of the brain and behavior. Psychologists can help people by understanding how the mind works and assisting those struggling with mental health issues. Happiness is influenced by both internal factors like genetics, personality and thinking patterns, as well as external factors like life circumstances, family, friends and money to some degree. Practicing gratitude and kindness can help make people happier. Unhelpily thinking styles like catastrophizing and mind reading can negatively impact happiness and mental health.
Portfolioproject gomez,brittney
Brittney Gomez is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Her top 3 favorite assignments from her classes included an introductory discussion that helped her get to know classmates, a scavenger hunt that showed her available resources, and a career assessment that revealed an unexpected specialty. Her top 3 journals included one where she visualized her goals, one where she discussed happy and sad memories, and one where she realized she often portrayed herself as a victim. She found module 2 especially helpful as it addressed time management, obstacles, and using critical thinking to improve herself. Brittney believes in taking responsibility for her actions, learning from experiences, and making independent choices.
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- 1. Degree: Sociology “The sun will rise and we will try again” – Tyler Joseph Kaitlyn Brown
- 2. • One of my favorite discussions was when we all talked about victim and creator mindsets. A victim mindset is when you blame and complain. A creator mindset is when you try to solve the problem. I liked this discussion because it opened my eyes about how much I blamed other things on what I needed to fix. • Another one of my favorite discussions is when we talked about metacognition. Metacognition is thinking about how you think. I like this discussion because it is important to think, but how you think is even more important. • Another one of my favorite discussions is when we talked about good and bad habits. If you do something for so long it starts to become a habit. If you want to do something good, just work on it everyday and it will start to become a habit. Three Favorite Discussions
- 3. • My favorite journal was chapter 3 journal entry 10. This was my favorite because I got to talk about my future and all of the things that made me happy. • My second favorite journal was chapter 5 journal entry 16. This was another favorite because it helped me figure out who to go to when I needed help on certain things. • My third favorite journal was chapter 7 journal entry 27. This was another favorite because it talked about commitment to other people and I always try my hardest to commit to what I say. Three Favorite Journals
- 4. • My favorite week out of this whole semester was the first week. We all got to know each other and I made a couple of really good friends in this class. There are so many different types of people and I am glad I get to meet new people. Favorite Week
- 5. • One of the lessons I will carry, is the lesson about being committed to what you think is the right thing to do. • Another lesson I will carry is the lesson on how to control your emotions and how you express your emotions. • Another lesson I will carry is the lesson on how to properly listen to others when they are telling you something that is important to them. Lessons I’ll Carry Into Next Semester
- 6. • I want to major in sociology. The job that my typefocus assignment gave me was a rehabilitation counselor. I think this job would be perfect for me. It is what I have always wanted to do. A rehabilitation counselor is someone who helps people conquer things such as illnesses, diseases, accidents, stress from everyday life, and much more. To be a rehabilitation counselor I would need to get a masters degree which would take about 4 years to complete. Rehabilitation counselors get about $35,000 a year. My Career