PATHS Reflective Report

Hello, this is my opinion on Lizzie, although the poem says she took an axe, what was John doing, the maid, and sister? The maid was the only person in the house besides Lizzie and Abbi. Did they set up the murders? John was out of town, suspiciously, and the sister was out with a friend. The father was running errands. Lizzie had an attorney and claimed Lizzie was sleeping during the murders. And if these people did associate with Lizzie, why, they as much to gain as anyone? Did Andrew choose ,favorites? Was Abbi a bad mother? We may never know.

Saint Patrick's Cathedral, one of New York's greatest cathedrals, is located in Manhattan at 14 E. 51st St. The main reason the cathedral was built was to affirm the ascendance of religious freedom and tolerance. Thousands of poor immigrants and one hundred three prominent citizens helped pay contributions toward the church. The prominent citizens paid approximately one thousand dollars each.This cathedral supports the idea that not one single generation builds a cathedral, but rather the past, present, and future generations do.

There comes a time in every child’s life when they become aware of who they are and question their place in the world, this is no different for a child with a disability. Most important is that every child has a safe environment to be able to express themselves without receiving judgement from adults.

There have been many different events in my life that have contributed to my personal and academic development. However the most notable would be me volunteering at a therapeutic riding academy. Therapeutic riding has been shown to be effective for many physical and mental disabilities including autism, strokes, cerebral palsy, and even ADD/ADHD. At the center where I volunteered, the majority of the clients were children, and as I love horses and working with children, it seemed like the perfect fit.

I never put too much thought into the reaction I give if someone tells me their child has a disability therefore, never noticed if they showed distaste to any apology or sympathy I offered. I’m sure that I am not the only one who has not meant any harm by these things, but the article helps see the situation from the opposing parent’s point of view which offers enlightenment on how to handle future encounters to ensure everyone is comfortable and the language isn’t ignominious. I intend to utilize the wisdom I’ve learned from Ms. Snow’s article in my own classroom one day. Along with her words I now feel inclined to do further research on how to better create lessons, organize my classroom, and provide the proper tools as well as become a support system for any student with any kind of disability both learning and

The first thing I did this summer was go on a trip to Washington D.C. with the FFA. It was an awesome experience. I was able to see most of the monuments and some museums. You could live in Washington D.C. your whole life and still not see everything there. While I was there I was able to meet so many awesome people from all over the U.S. I made so many friends that I still keep in touch with today. I’ve been able to do so many things within the FFA

1) As a Roncalli student, I have been able to participate in many memorable service activities both as an individual and in a large group. From freshman year, I have accumulated the most service during the summer time when I have had the opportunity to be involved coaching youth teams in different sports. This service is the most special to me because it is a way for me to volunteer in activities that I myself love and have a passion for. It has taught me a lot, and I think I have gotten as much out of it as the girls I coach have. Another notable service is the service I was able to participate in with my classmates as a volunteer at Journey Home. This service really opened my eyes to the issues people and families face here in Aberdeen. I was happy that I was able to experience and learn something new while helping a cause and helping people in my own community that I otherwise would have never known about. This year, I was also able to volunteer to be a group leader at a Roncalli Junior High Retreat. When I was younger I always knew it was something I wanted to experience and I loved being there. It was great to meet the younger kids and help them along throughout the day while they experienced a retreat for the first time. I hope to continue these service activities as I get older and move out of my time in high school wherever I end up.

As for my second experiential learning activity I was the public relations on the Board of Leaders for the St. Olaf Student Support Services. In this role, I met weekly with the advisor and members of the board to plan educational and social events for the SSS community. I also promoted events and activities through social media engagement, campus fliers, and email announcements. This role helped me represent and feel closer to the SSS community, and I was able to develop valuable skills such as leadership, organization, and eye for details skills that I will take with me wherever I may

It was a program allowing the first-generation student to learn more about the campus from mentors. I was able to volunteer at organizations in Lubbock like "Salvation Army" and "Boy's and Girl's Club." I was able to work with people of all ages. These experiences guided me in declaring Psychology and Health for my major and minor. I wanted the essential skills of learning how to communicate with others and learning more about people's mental state since OT will utilize these skills a lot in their

The problem of evil is often summarized as followed: If God is omnipotent (all powerful) and omnibenevolent (wholly good) there should be no evil. There is evil in the world, so God cannot be omnipotent or omnibenevolent or either. One of the earliest theologians to address the problem of evil is St. Augustine. In his book, On Free Choice of the Will Augustine states, “If man is a good, and cannot act rightly unless he wills to do so, then he must have free will, without which he cannot act rightly.” Augustine’s solution to the problem of evil is that God gives humans free will to do good or evil. The evil that humans do is the evil which is evident in the world. This shows that evil is not created by God, but instead evil exists because of

At Mount Vernon, students take a week and either go on an educational trip, or they do an internship. I chose to go on a mission trip to South Carolina. Every day we went to the Babcock center to work with adults with disabilities. We also spent time discussing what it means to have a servant heart and learning how to live in community with each other. We cooked communal meals, had worship every night and the leader of the trip brought in

I went to CASL and I am in the WIA youth program.That’s a program could help me in my homework also for me to prepare my ACT test.I went there everyday after school.I also learned a lot of colleges information in there,they told me about ACT,college requirement,volunteer,etc.I had learned a lot those information through a long time in CASL.I knew that I had to do volunteer for the requirement for graduate high school and also for apply a good college.I started looking for volunteer,the WIA youth program found a lot of volunteer for me.My first service learning was the Chicago Marathon.I did volunteer a lot after school or on the weekends.I knew that volunteer was not the only thing I need to be able to apply a good college,So I was looking for school activities and clubs.I went to gear up for tutor those students who need help.This was a good way for me to be have leadership and also it’s a good experience.I joined the clubs and went to the meeting once a week,I met friends there and they taught me a lot.I love the time in gear up and in the

Carnes who informed me of what it is like raising her son who has cerebral palsy and how the educational system worked with him over the years. Hearing what Ms. Carnes had to say about her experiences helped to give me a better understanding of what these parents have to go through, and it can give me an advantage if I have to work with parents who have children with disabilities. Because of her surprise at how much work the educational system is putting into training their new teachers, it created a high point in the interview, and I had a sense of pride in knowing that I am being trained to the best of my abilities. What truly surprised me is how much patience these parents have to have to raise a child with disabilities. To conclude, this interview made me slightly nervous over the amount of responsibilities I will have, but this course has helped me become infinitely more

Schooling for the disabled requires a special environment—one that only a few teachers have the gift to care for. Instead of looking out for the child’s