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Showing posts with label Choosing The Right. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Choosing The Right. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 29, 2013

Student Success Statement

                Student Success Statement

"Start with what is right, rather than what is acceptable."-Peter F. Drucker
The author is attempting to convey the idea known as what is acceptable within the terms of society is not always correct. What may seem acceptable with in society may not always be the correct action, these "acceptable" actions are usually created through the preference of the populace and their own obscured perceptions of the world. Beliefs among a community is a perfect example suppose a community does not accept individuals who ingest chocolate, and suppose you are being raised with in this community so you are repeatedly taught to uphold these beliefs, but once you explore the world you perceive that the exterior communities accept individuals who ingest chocolate, so at this point you can ask yourself "the shunning of these individuals was deemed correct with in my community, but was it the correct action to participate with in?" So you must never subject toward populace opinion and actions which are "acceptable".

Monday, March 11, 2013

Summary and Reflection

                    Summary Reflection

An elderly man returned money he had claimed to have stolen from a sears in Seattle, Washington. It was said the man walked in to the sears and traversed onto the second floor, he then proceeded to  hand the sears envelope that carried a letter explaining his crime and a one hundred dollar compensation. The customers reacted by exclaiming "awesome, an act of kindness.

Reflection: This was a kind act.The man must have suffered for many years harboring that guilt, but now he can relieve himself. I now know guilt can constrict around the mind and allow neurological connections to react to such an event for a long time therefore imprinting the event into your memory. I am glad the man had attempted to relieve his guilt. I  believe any miniscule crime can result in the feeling that constricts around your mind and results in powerful reactions known as guilt.

Friday, March 8, 2013

Selecting Your Courses Part 1


             Selecting Your Courses
Recommended classes for university Success

                  http://www.collegeboard.com/student/plan high-school/33.html

The academic rigor of your high-school courses is an important factor in the university application admission process. The college admission officers observe your high-school course schedule in order to select a proper candidate. They are searching for an applicant with a proper foundation of education that can be expanded upon in university.
To create the foundation, participate in at least five rigorous academic courses every semester. Begin with basic courses and then traverse onto the advanced. Challenging your ability is an aspect that intrigues many students; but you need a firm understanding of the fundamentals in order to advance onto more rigorous academic courses.
CHOOSE THE RIGHT!!!!

Thursday, March 7, 2013

The Power Of Study Groups Part 4


         The Power Of Study Groups

                                                           Part 4

Extracting the most benefit from a session
Here are some tips to help your group extract the most benefit from a study session:
·       Decide what you are going to do in advance.
·       Prepare for a session, in order to benefit from your time as a group.
·       Distribute teaching duties in order to reinforce your knowledge.
·       Focus upon the session’s topic.

By supplementing your individual study with a study group, you can reinforce what you have learned, deepen your understanding of complex subjects, and even acquaint yourself with new individuals.
Remember that a person who is a friend encourages you to exhibit your maximum potential and achieve your goals, one who encourages you to attempt to try a complex and proper activity. If someone tries to corrupt you and attempts to ruin your life, then those are not friends, (they are actually your enemies), and you must avoid them. Whoever said learning cannot be enjoyable? Learning is enjoyable and enticing when you study with others.
CHOOSE THE RIGHT!!!

Friday, March 1, 2013

Student Success statement

               Student Success Statement

"Nobody ever did, or ever will, escape the consequences of his/her choices."-Albert A. Montapert
I agree with this statement, we will never be able to escape the consequences that accompany our actions. When our judgement is shrouded by a motivation we act and ignore the consequences that will accompany our actions. At that moment we are only focused on the compensation that we will recieve from the participation upon such an action. No one ever escape the consequences of his or her action, actions manifest consequences. Consequences either benefit the individual or corrupt the individual.  

Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Summary U.S Olympic commitee medal given to Jenna Huff

              Jenna's Kindness Summary

 Jenna Huff a cross country runner was at a track competetion. Jenna was in second place behind Deb Guthman a fellow competetor. Both were in the final stretch, until Deb collapsed unto a kneeling position and groaned in pain. Jenna astonished by the situation rushed in to assist Deb. Jenna then proceeded to grab Deb by the arms and support her, she told Deb "You are going to finish this race" Deb with the support of Jenna jogged toward the finish line, and to ensure Deb's triumph Jenna allowed Deb to pass through the finish line before she had. 
Reflection: I believe this act of kindness is magnificent, this hirl is a perfect example of a star competeetor. Jenna's self-less action has gained her the United States medal of extreme sportsmanship.This action demonstrated the compassion of an individual who will succeed. Many individuals would have taken advantage of the situation and crossed the finish line instead of assisting their fellow competetor, But Jenna has exhibited the traits of a proper champion.

How to properly Study During University Part 1


How to properly Study During University Part 1 http://www.collegeboard.com/college-success/961.html
Develop Proper Study Habits
In university, you will need to build upon your study skills that you have learned in High School. The demands of a university class are probably more rigorous than what you are accustomed with.
You can succeed if you prepare properly for every class.

Perceive University as a full-time job, you spend 40 hours a week on class, labs, study groups, and doing assignments.
Being organized and managing your time properly are essential. Learn more about time management, and use the guideline below to assist you in the formulation of your study skills.
Decide at what time to study
Organize your time, and find out how many hours you need to study everyday. The construct a schedule.
·       Organize your free time throughout the day, in the evenings, and on weekends.
·       Considers at what part of the day you are alert- there are morning individuals and those known as night owls-and attempt to schedule your studying accordingly.
·       Consider whether you would be at a better mental state for a few hours at a time or during marathon sessions.
CHOOSE THE RIGHT!!!

Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Student Success Statement

               Student Success Statement

"Choosing what is right is always the right choice you can make."- Alex Linares
I agree with this statement; i believe this statement is correct. We are expected to grow into proper citizens and express our favoring for the rules of society and government. When we are children we percieve the world differently, we are highly impressionable, in these stages of our life we learn what is right and what is wrong through experience. When we perform an action and told that it is an improper action we understand the severity of the action. Society and the government set rules and moral codes by which the populace must abide by. This is the aspect that society controls within our lives. We learn about the severity of the crimes if we were to take part in these actions. But we have a sense of judgement. The sense of judgement will help us evaluate a situation and decide what is the right thing to do, through these experiences we learn what is right or wrong and we learn that we must choose what is right in order to evade punishment.

Wednesday, February 20, 2013

Student Success Statement

               Student Success Statement

" If you do what is right, you have no need to fear."-Anonymous
I agree with the quote. The negativity that has spread throughout this world torments our minds everyday and will forever. I believe that right can be equated toward light and light naturally shields from darkness which can be equated toward the wrong. The world that we walk upon is plauged by convolution and corruption, we must shield ourselves from the corruption by choosing what is right. Society expects many of us to be proper civilians the community bestows us with certain responsibilities and we must evaluate the responsibilities and partake in the actions that result in prosperaty. Our own judgement can either plauge us with darkness or shield us from the darkness, we must build resilience against influence that we evaluate are improper. Through proper judgement we will never fear the world.

7 Habits Of Highly Successful Students Youths Habit 7 Part 1


7 Habits Of Highly Successful Students Youths 7 part 1
Habit 7: Sharpen the saw
Youths should never be too busy in order to renew themselves. When youths “sharpen the saw” they are preserving their personal “self-sharp” in order to function properly. “Sharpening the saw” expresses the need for routine rejuvenation and strengthening the four key dimensions of life- the body, heart, mind, and soul

1.    Body: Eat wholesome fruits and vegetables, Consume protein from animalistic sources and non-animalistic sources such as legumes, Avoid illegal drugs, smoking, tobacco, alcohol, and tattooing. Exercise regularly and effectively. Acquire plenty of rest, Prioritize sleep because sleep offers proper biological rejuvenation. “ An early bedtime makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise.”
2.    Mind: envision the world properly. Read. Study. Think. Analyze. Seek to read proper literature constantly. Formulate intelligent questions. Observe. Develop your mind through positive “self-talk.”
CHOOSE THE RIGHT!!!!

Tuesday, February 19, 2013

7 Habits Of Highly Successful Youths


7 Habits Of Highly Successful Youths Habit 6
Habit 6: Synergize
Synergy is achieved when two individuals produce a product that is much better than if the individuals had worked in solitude on the project. Through this habit, children learn that they must consider the ideas of other group members. Synergy allows children to value differences and appreciate others. Synergy is the reward, the fruit that you will gather, you will gather this fruit In a vast quantity once you acquire more habits such as the win-win habit and the habits known as seeking first to understand. Learning to synergize can be equated toward forming V shape formations with others instead of working in solitude. You will be amazed

At your productivity level. Synergy does not just initiate. Synergy is a process. You have to achieve synergy. The foundation that is necessary for synergy is: Learn to celebrate differences.
A proper band is a sign of synergy. It is not just the percussion instruments, or the guitar, or the saxophone, or the vocalist. It is the unification of the band. Each band member introduces his or her strengths in order to produce something that could not be produced in solitude. No other instrument is more important than the instrument known as difference.
CHOOSE THE RIGHT!!!!

Thursday, February 14, 2013

Student Success statement

              Student Success Statement

 " So often in our quest to be more popular we loose sight of things that are far more important."-Sean Covey
Many children want to be popular, they want to feel appreciated by a community of "cool people" and therefore exhibit their naive attitude and delusional perception. Many children idealize the idea of being popular, but these children are willing to defy the authorative figures and societal establishment. These children who eventually befriend "popular" children or miscreants will dissipate their objectives and expose their need for attention and delusional ideals. These children will prove that they have no limits when the situation pretains to the subject of popularity. Many children will pierce their ears or other parts, many will wear clothes exhibiting profanity but for what purpose! Many of these youths want to establish friendships with miscreants! I have seen Youth's academic proficiency decline due to the fact that they want to establish a friendship with a community of people who have no future! 

Wednesday, February 13, 2013

7 Habits Of Highly Successful Children


7 Habits of highly Successful Children Part 2
Habit 3: Prioritize
Habit three is associated with Will not power. This habit assists children with the prioritization and management of time so they can focus upon and complete   important goals in their lives. Prioritizing also assists with the dissipation of fears and being strong during difficult times. It is prioritizing during life. Placing first things

First deals with objectives that are:
Important or not important, urgent or not urgent. Lets look at the four quadrants of prioritization.
Quadrant 1: Objectives that are important and or urgent
Quadrant 2: Objectives that are important but not urgent
Quadrant 3: Objective that are not important but urgent
Quadrant 4: Objectives that are not important or urgent
1.    Important and urgent


2.    Objectives that are important but not urgent
3.    Objectives that are urgent but not important


4.    Objectives that are neither urgent or important
    
Quadrant 2 is the ideal quadrant to prioritize, doing things that are important but not urgent. Here are the priorities come into play. The results for indulging your time within quadrant 2 are:
1.    Control of your life
2.    Balance
3.    High performance

So in what quadrant should you prioritize? The key is to delve within quadrant 2 and this is achieved through proper planning. Spend more time planning and incorporating the most important objectives first. Properly visualize your goals and prepare to achieve them!!
CHOOSE THE RIGHT!!!!

Tuesday, February 12, 2013

7 Habits of highly Successful Children


7 Habits of Highly Successful Students Part 2
Habit 2: Begin with the end in Mind
If children are not clear about what they want to do in their lifetime, they may not be sure about their values, their goals, and their ideals. Help your child create their own proper objective which will serve as their template and through that template they will build a road that will act as their guide toward the decision making process.
“Keep your eyes on the price.” Determine your objectives and persevere until they have realized and achieved their objective. Then set another goal or objective that you would proceed to achieve.

Begin with the achievement of your particular objective and visualize then realize. Start by targeting your objective cerebrally: you have to know what you want to achieve.
One objective you must establish for yourself is the prize of an honorable graduation from high school- but you must receive your diploma honestly and with integrity.
CHOOSE THE RIGHT!!!

Monday, February 11, 2013

Student Success Statement

               Student Success Satement

" Whether i fail or succeed shall be no man's but my own. I am the force."- Elaine Maxwell
This satement is a proper statement. Whether or not  we succeed is our doing. We produce the outcomes that are evaluated as success or no success. We as humans are responsible for our own proper perception of the world around us, whether to choose what is right or choose what is wrong these actions are therefore evaluated by the populace and we will be held accountable for our actions. We must not blame anyone else for the mistakes we have made that are associated with our doing. We may be a proactive force within our life or a force of inactivity. The distinctions throughout the forces are rather easy to understand one leads toward success and the the other one does not. There are other external forces that may intervene with our force of success or external forces that may strengthen the force of insuccess and these are improper influences, but we must not astray from the path of proactivity.

7 Habits of Highly Successful Children Part 1


7 Habits Of Highly Successful Children Part 1
Habit 1: Be proactive
Being proactive is the key to the discovery of other habits. Help your child take control and responsibility of his or her own life. Proactive individuals understand that they are responsible for their own happiness or sorrow. They do not blame others for their own actions

Or feelings. Proactive people realize that they are in control, that they are the captain of their own life: that they are in control of their own, decisions, thoughts, goals, actions, and priorities. Proactive people are catalysts: They do not wait to be told what they are supposed to do, they assume control of their life and enthusiastically navigate toward their own achievement, their duties, their actions, and their own responsibilities, Their obligations. Choosing to do what is right is a proactive decision. Obey the rules. Obey the law. Obey you instructors. Obey with exactness, and you will achieve what you want to achieve. So be proactive and intuitive.
CHOOSE THE RIGHT!!!

Friday, February 8, 2013

10 Tipsfor Student Success From St. John's University


Ten Tips For Student Success St. Johns University
1.     Attend your classes. Remember the words of Woody Allen “Seventy percent of the success in your life is attributed toward Punctuality.”
2.     Associate yourself with the faculty members. Associate yourself with the faculty members discover their office hours and contact information.
3.     Make sure the faculty recognizes you. Position yourself in the front of the class so your instructor can recognize you. Participate in class discussions. Consult your teachers during their office hours.

4.     Use a daily planner. Note the dates for exams, assignments, and term papers etc.
5.     Be organized. Prioritize your responsibilities. Manage your time. Remember everyone has the same 168 hours a week, only some of us manage their time in a better fashion.
6.     Know you camp resources. Visit your Academic’s Dean Office regularly. Familiarize yourself with the services and programs offered by the counseling center, the Freshmen center, the career center, the campus ministry office, and the student life office.
7.     Care for your health. Receive enough sleep. Nourish yourself properly. Exercise regularly. Make proper and mature decisions drugs and sexual interactions. Visit the health facilities of necessary.
8.     Work only if it is necessary. Try not to exceed 20 hours during the school week. If possible, work in the campus facilities. Apply for financial aid or loans if necessary. If you need them. Manage you finance wisely.
9.     Get involved in campus activities. Campus activities will provide you with valuable skills, expand your social network and enhance your self confidence. Seek opportunities to apply your career and what you have learned.
10.                        Keep your eyes on the prize. Clarify your goals. Recognize why you are in university or an institution of learning. Visualize you success everyday.
CHOOSE THE RIGHT!!!!

Thursday, February 7, 2013

7 Habits Of HIghly Successful Children


7 Habits of Highly Successful Children
For children, life is not a playground it is a jungle. And, being the parent of a child is not an easy task. In this book the “Habits of highly successful children,” the author Sean Covey attempts to provide “a compass that provides a proper learning establishment for a parent and a child and their daily encounters.”
How will they deal with peer pressure? Motivation? Success or lack there of? The life of a child is filled with tough inconveniences and life changing decisions. As a parent, you are responsible for helping them adapt toward the principles and ethics of a proper civilian, and though your teachings they will have a successful life.
While it is proper to instruct children upon the process of life navigation, “children will be heavily influenced by their parents and therefore learn from them,” Covey states. So practice your sermons, your example can be very influential.

Covey himself has done well by following a parent’s example. His dad, Stephen Covey, wrote the book “ Habits of Highly Successful people,” which sold over 15 million copies, Sean is like his father and therefore is not lazy. His own book has sold over 2 million copies. Here are some of the habits listed, and some ideas for helping you child understand and apply the skills.
CHOOSE THE RIGHT!!!!!

Wednesday, February 6, 2013

Student Success Statement

                       Student Success Statement

"Nothing is ever gained from doing what is wrong"-Wilford Woodruff
I agree with this statement nothing is gained from doing what is wrong. Doing what is wrong detracts from your morality your ideals, The corruption that plauges you mind detracting your own inhibitions. When you do what is right many beneficial results are gained, doing what is right will enlighten the individual who had chosen the right. We are taught as children to envision what is right as an enlighting force, but we are also taught to envision what is wrong as a force of corruption. We live in a societal world in which you are expected to be a proper citizen. But you have the freedom to embody what is right or what is wrong.

Friday, February 1, 2013

Student Success Statement

                        Student Success statement

" Goodneess is the only investment that never fails."- Henry David Thoreau
I agree, if we invest effort in beneficial and proper actions we will be compensated. The investment in proper activities or "goodness" will never fail to compensate the donor of his effort to act properly. Investment is a word usually associated with financial and economic studies. Investment through a philosophical point of view retains the same meaning. If we were to properly invest our time into a proper activity, we would probably benenfit from the activity. If we were to invest our time in an atrocious activity we will be compensated improperly, through a misfortunate situation. Many investments may benefit the investor through time, If the investor was required to invest effort and did not muster enough effort, the investor might have failed and will nonetheless be compensated through what is known as criticism and encouragement, these driving forces illustrate  survival through effort, if you were critcized? would you not invest much more effort in the area in which you were criticized. Choosing what is right is one of the many investment that does not fail, the effort you displace in choosing what is right, will always be beneficial.