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Showing posts with label Cooperative Work. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cooperative Work. Show all posts

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.

Tuesday, February 19, 2013

Student Success Statement

               Student Success Satement

 "Alone we can accomplish so little; together we can accomplish so much."-Helen Keller
We as humans have been very social creatures, we all have discovered that in many aspects of life cooperation is essential. When we discover cooperation as children we are austounded, we then observe cooperation after primal observations we begin to cooperate with others and we begin to prove our theories about cooperation, and we start viewing cooperation as an essential habit. The habits that exhibits cooperation and the acceptance of differences is known as synergy. Humans have built civilizations, government systems, structures, and educational systems through cooperation. We can accomplish so much as a group, but many members have different ideas that may contradict with your ideas, we then exhibit tenacity and refuse to work with  other people. Synergy is habit that assures your acceptance of other individuals who you may be working with. The benefits of cooperation are vast some may include: Beneficial productivity, and the enhancement of your communication skills.

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!!!!

Tuesday, February 5, 2013

Profile Of A Successful Student Part 2


Profile Of a Successful Student Part 2
Work together. There are a number of ways to ensure you properly fulfill your goals through your educational experience. First, participate fully. Engage regularly in discussions and be willing to share your own personal, professional, educational experiences. You can associate yourself with your classmates through the dialogue in a course environment- sometimes even better than in a contact class. The same applies toward the instructor. Be sure to contact your instructor- especially if you are experiencing difficulties. Your instructor shall be your guide and therefore assist you with any difficulty you are experiencing.
CHOOSE THE RIGHT!!!