Tuesday, October 23, 2012
The Aspect of Sondra Perl's Thinking That Is Most Important To Me
The aspect of Sondra Perl thinking that seems more important to me is felt sense. This relates to me in many ways because I personally think that I can express myself better when speaking to someone. I honestly say everything that comes to mind about that topic or idea that I am talking about. But the only problem I have is when I want to get down everything on paper it does not come out the same way or I get stuck and don't know what to write. I think the reason for this is because I get caught up in projective structure and I am worrying about how it would look or sound and when I actually get to the paper to write down all of my ideas everything goes away and I get stuck and don't say exactly what I want to say as if I was speaking to someone.
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Tutoring Do's and Dont's
Tutoring Do's
1. concentrate and stay focus.
2. ask question's to open up your tutee's mind.
3. check for errors and see if the tutee recognizes it.
4. correction and demonstrate a model of the issue.
5. check to see if they answered the task asked.
6. encourage them if they give up.
Tutoring Dont's
1. dont write the paper for the student.
2. dont look for grammatical errors.
3. dont use cell phones.
4. dont slouch when tutoring.
5. dont be late.
6. dont get fustrated.
7. dont be lazy.
1. concentrate and stay focus.
2. ask question's to open up your tutee's mind.
3. check for errors and see if the tutee recognizes it.
4. correction and demonstrate a model of the issue.
5. check to see if they answered the task asked.
6. encourage them if they give up.
Tutoring Dont's
1. dont write the paper for the student.
2. dont look for grammatical errors.
3. dont use cell phones.
4. dont slouch when tutoring.
5. dont be late.
6. dont get fustrated.
7. dont be lazy.
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Revised essay
I was at
the age of 16 going into 17 when I realized that the transition from high
school to college is a major turning point in my life. High school was really
something that I did not take seriously and thought that it would not affect me
if I messed up a few times. I also thought that high school was just a
continuation of all the other grades that I passed. My major life as a student
starting to kick in when I was in 11th grade. In the 11th
grade this is when you start to get yourself ready for college and focus more
on college work than the basic work you was already learning. In the 11th
grade I took my sat for college. I did not know that the grade that you get for
this sat would determine which college would accept you so honestly I just did
what ever just to finish the test. I got a low grade on this sat and was
accepted to LaGuardia community college which is not a bad school but also not
the best out there from the experience I had. College is a worth while process
that everyone should take seriously if they had the chance to and it all starts
from the beginning of 11th grade and continues further.
One of my
worst experience I had when I started college is not knowing what I was suppose
to do or what was suppose to be done because I was a new to the college life. I
started off doing things on my own and in the wrong way. The first thing I
started to do wrong was sign up for financial aid which I didn’t know that it had
other parts that you should sign up for such as tap and grand awards to get
more money to pay for your tuition. I had to stand in line and get help from
others that wasn’t even sure them selves what I had to do or what was the next
step I should take to be eligible for financial aid. I did not know how to
register for classes either or what I was suppose to do in order to get the
schedule of classes that I need to fit my specific major. I had a hard time
picking which major I was interested in and after 1 year of deciding what I
want to do I finally made a decision. From then I started to take classes that
were related to that major which is radiology. I did not know that the school
requires high grades in order to be accepted to this program and most of all I
did not know or was not notified that there was no professor to teach this
specific major. The advice that was given to me was to take other classes
outside that major in that time being or I would just have to wait until the
seats would be available for the radiology major. So therefore I wasted one
year of school and I took classes that would not even be necessary towards any
other major if I was to switch. After deciding what to do I switched to early
childhood education which I thought would be better for me because since I was
little I always wanted to become a teacher. So I had to start all over again
and make back up the credits that I needed. I also had to take different sets
of classes toward my childhood education major.
As for the
three years that I have been in this school my experience was horrible. Some of
the worker in the school can not help you with one issue so they would transfer
you to someone else who is not even sure can help you but they still advise you
to go anyways. As per the change of information that the facilities are
supposed to know to help other students they are not current and updated with
the correct information. This was with an issue I had when registering for
classes on the CUNY first website and was not allowed to. When I called the
school to find out what is going on the person told me that she is not sure why
it is not working and I have to come in to solve the issue. When I came in that
was when they mentioned that they had changed the course section and they have
to enroll you manually. So I was thinking to myself why couldn’t they update me
with this info before hand instead of my worrying and trying to figure out what
is going on. As per my high school everything was done and all ready for me. I
did not have to worry about my schedule or anything. Everything was taken care
of by my guidance counselor and delivered to me as soon as possible. I
understand and noticed that college is a way of being independent and having
everything done on your own. This is why it made a big change in my life when I
was moving from high school to college. It not only affected me physically but
it showed me that not all the time in life things would be easy you eventually
would have to face hardship sometime in the future.
My life differed as a student with
the transition of high school to college. Several tasks were performed to
better me as a student and to reach to future goals. These tasks made me
realize the differences between going to a school that has everything ready and
done for you and another school that you are just independent and is required
to know everything before hand. After all my life as a student this made me a
better person today. It also made me want to go back if I had the opportunity
and try to fix the part where I did not take up much interest in and how it
would affect me later on in life.
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