Lessons Learned Paper Na’Kisha Sherrard, MS University of Phoenix
Lessons Learned Paper Connecting with a group of doctoral students for the first residency is very frightening. Several students admitted to having feelings of misperception, worry, or uncertainty. Meeting someone new is certainly not comfortable, however the expectations and anxiety of a doctoral program is sufficient for someone to ask why one would choose to undertake a huge venture. This residency has motivated me to endure in my program. There were several eye-openers that revealed development and improvement as a doctoral student. In the last five days, various lessons and experiences were taught and learned but the most important Reflection One of the most valuable topics I learned was reflection. Reflection is scholarly and emotional activities in which a person engages to discover their encounters in order to guide new perceptions and gratitude (Mezirow, 1990). I also learned the variations amongst critical reflection and reflection. The process of critical reflection covers three points: discovering suppositions that motivate views and behaviors, examining the precision and rationality in how we tie suppositions with our encounters of realism, recreating suppositions to make them more general and encompassing (Mezirow, 1990). During the different course activities we completed, I learned the value of reflection. This residency offered several chances for the students to reflect on what was learned. There were several practices used to promote reflection during this experience at residency. Our nightly journals were just one of the ways we could reflect on what was covered every day and focused on what we learned on each subject, how we can use what we acquired, what we learned about ourselves and how the class information and encounters have shaped our means of reflecting. This was not the only way of reflection we practiced during the residency. We encountered other types of reflection that inspired the practice of critical thinking. The residency essentially began with a
Lessons Learned Paper Steven University of Phoenix Lessons Learned Paper Critical Thinking I learned so much more about critical thinking then I ever knew before I attended this class. I learned about critical thinking in previous classes and I thought I had a good understanding of the subject. I now understand that information was the foundation for this class. In class this week, I learned to use critical thinking to identify assumptions and situatedness in people’s writing and speaking…
Division of Teaching and Learning – Science Curriculum Guide 2011-2012 J.Woods Jan. 27-Feb.1, 2014 Oak View Elementary Kindergarten Department January 27. Feb. 1, 2014 Part A: The Weekly Overview Weekly Lesson Overview: Motion can be described, measured, and predicted. Objects can be moved by forces. Grade Level: K Subject Area: Science Unit: How Things Move Big Idea: Objects can move in many ways. Instructional Objectives - GPS/Elements for the Week: SKP2…
Article: 2. E. Rogers, S. Takegami, J. Yin, "Lessons Learned about Technology Transfer," Technovation, Vol. 21, 253-261, 2001. The article being reviewed in this assignment,“ Lessons Learned about Technology Transfer ” provides different lesson learned about effective technology transfer by researching and analyzing the technology transfer process in New Mexico during the past several years. In this article, the author expressed that New Mexico is a good candidate to investigate their technology…
Notebook Name Date Keeping a Science Notebook The Notebook Have an adult help you find the following supplies to make an organized Science Notebook: • 3-ring binder • hole punch • tabbed dividers • loose-leaf paper • folders with holes for a 3-ring binder (for projects or papers you don’t want to hole-punch) The Sections Use a pencil to write the names of each unit on your tabbed dividers. If you do not have enough room on the tabs, you can shorten their titles. The units are: • Earth’s…
self-discovery. I have learned so much about myself. I feel I have been able to look within myself and see what I have to offer as a leader of the future. In this self-evaluation I have determine there are things that seem to strengthen me as a leader. I have had the realization that there are things I must work on in order to continue to develop as a leader as well. Ultimately, this course has taught me how to use these things as way to become a true leader. Moreover, I have learned so many important…
Gus Bolen Molly Martini November 19, 2012 Reflection Paper In May of this year I was caught furnishing marijuana paraphernalia in my dormitory in the Bean East complex. For my actions I had to write this reflection paper through the school in order to help me understand why I use and what I did. I was in Bean East in Thornton Hall last year as a freshman. I was involved in an incident in March where marijuana paraphernalia was found in my dorm. May I first start off by saying…
suffer. Also, the eighth amendment was another example. Cruel and unusual punishments were also common in this book. An example would be would be in chapter four in part one, where the traitors were executed for confessing their crimes. Three lessons which I learned is how lucky our generation is today, I shouldn’t take things for granted, and freedom is much needed to keep a society from going corrupt. Winston has problems holding his insanity together so he has a diary to put his thoughts in. He always…
time in their life, like the start of high school, when they began becoming independent from their parents and surrounding themselves with new people. In my case, my world began at my living room coffee table, where I truly began to learn many life lessons, make memories and develop my morals. My living room coffee table was nothing out of the ordinary. Sturdy, for the most part, and trustworthy, it served its purpose. It was about knee height and just over a yard in length. Simple, a solid medium…
STUDY COURSE CS 414 DATE OF LESSON February 9th, 2015 COOPERATING TEACHER Mrs. Jessica King GRADE 1st GROUP SIZE 17 SPECIFIC LESSON “If I was President”, Characteristics of a good President CURRICULUM AREA Literacy Central Focus: Students will be making inferences from the text to further their understandings about the characteristics of a good leader/president. Learning Objective: By the end of this lesson, the students should be able to comprehend…
tionRachel Speicher Reflection Paper December 6, 2012 Reflection Paper I took class on Tuesday and Thursday at 11:00. I really enjoyed your class and I definitely learned a lot. One of the most challenging things about class was the lesson plan. While challenging I definitely learned a lot from it. I really liked your teaching style and I also though you were really funny. I also thought it was really great how we did the quizzes and had the same group of people to work with every week. I got…