reading it talks about learning styles in pathways of learning. We do have different learning styles. Within this complexity is the basis of the dichotomy. On one side we have the ascent of technology. On the other side there is the way we learn. My personal goal is to be a teacher able to identify, understand, and without prejudice respect the various learning styles. Prejudice is also talked about in "Ethical Reasoning". I believe it is not possible to be successful at teaching without understanding various
Goals, plans for the future, hopes and dreams yet to come true. It is what all of mankind has used to thrive on, the thought of what they wish to soon achieve. But it all starts with one question they have to ask themselves. “What do I want?”, “What do I want to be known as?”, “How will I get there?”. Asking myself these questions had me decide what I want to achieve in the long road ahead of me. By the end of high school, I want to participate in at least two extracurricular activities. When I
A few personal goals that I have in life are to stay healthy and take care of myself after I am done playing college softball. I want to be able to work out when I can, eat healthy foods and take the vitamins our body needs daily. The steps needed to achieve this goal is to always put my health first, as long as I am staying with my diet and I will be able to achieve this goal. Another important goal of mine is to always stay close to my family no matter how far or close we are. Along with my friends
dreams and set goals for life. On occasion these goals are far stretched and sometimes even fairy-tale like, we tend to see life through a rose-colored glass, not taking into account the many sidetracks life throws our way. At that stage in life our goals tend to be less focused and somewhat unreachable. However, the process of growing up, or maturing, tends organized and center our goals, we learn to make compromises and set goals for our goals. There are different types of goals, short term and
attaining certain goals in life either personal or professional. Goal is basically a result or achievement that one tends to acquire in life. But one shouldn’t earn his/ her goal on the cost of their ethical values. I believe that everyone should have specific plans to achieve desired goals in life but one should always emphasize on his/her own ethical values while making these plans to achieve goals. Many people however set a certain time limit to fetch their goal. I have various goals in my life that
SETTING PERSONAL GOALS (Parts 1) 1. How do you proactively engage in your own education beyond class time and requirements? If this has not been part of your practice so far, explain why you want to be involved in this major when this is going to be asked of you. I use my spare time drawing and looking at examples of artists or more specifically in my case cartoonist and graphic novelist. I look at their works as references and think things like “How did they do that?” or “How could I incorporate
to set strategic and obtainable goals in order to become a better you. With setting positive goals we become self-motivated to achieve them when we think about what it will feel like to reach the finish line. It’s important to push yourself to keep these goals at for fore front of your mind each new day. Within this essay I will list the four main goals I have set for myself, how I am going to achieve them, and why that are important to me. My first short term goal is to complete my prerequisites
Learning & Reflection This process has help me to get an understanding of what I want to do with my career more than just in my head, but down on paper with a time-line that I can follow to make sure that I stay on track and focused on achieving my goals. The most significant benefit I got out writing this plan is the mission statement, I have never really thought about what my mission or purpose is professionally or personally and this process helped my create a mission that I am can confidently follow
Do you any formal small goals set? There are so many people in the world who just live day by day. They go to work, put in the time, come home and do it all over again day in and day out. They just don't seem to be going anywhere worthwhile. They don't even think about what they are really doing or why? They have not thought about what it is that they really want out of life, they don't set a path or Set any goals for themselves. Setting a goal no matter how small is very powerful and it is something
Personal Strategy I have different goals that affect different areas in my life. These goals are based on my own person goals I have set for myself, my family, and some that focus on the growth of my career. Each of these goals will require the use of my strengths and opportunities I poses and the idea that I will also need to overcome my weaknesses and work past my proposed threats. I personally believe without goals in mind, the chances of achieving personal growth decreases. However, for every
Growing up, goals change dramatically. A five-year olds goal is to get the coloring page done. As people go through school, goals obviously change. A freshman’s goal may be to learn the school so he or she doesn’t get lost. Senior’s goals grow to finding where they will spend the next four years or what kind of career they will grow upon. Then, of course goals continue to change as people get older and enter into different stages of life. In this essay, I am going to talk about how my goals in different
Setting goals gives me something to work hard for, and once accomplished, I feel proud. One achievable, yet, challenging goal I am focusing on is to play volleyball or softball at the collegiate level. This goal serves multiple purposes: the first relates to passion; the second, character. I pronounced, at age three, to my Grandmother that “I was born to be an athlete.” Playing sports is my passion, and I desire to play competitively against others who also embrace this same passion. Along the way
Figuring out where you will be financially years from now is hard to imagine. There are always what you plan, and then there’s things that just happen that you would usually rather not have of. You can always make goals and things and hope that things go alright and end up close to what you expected. I am currently eighteen years old. I am working on setting up all my financial things so that I am independent and can rely on myself for what I need and not have to worry about having my parents approving
Everyone should have personal goals that evolve around anything that needs to be accomplished. I set goals on a daily basis. One goal that I seem to have not truly focused on has been my college education. Considering all things, I decided I needed to focus on my college education. The first thing I needed to accomplish was to enroll in an institution for higher learning. Now that my enrollment is complete, I am an official student at the University enrolled in the undergraduate program for business
Goals may include daily short-term achievements or long-term success; nonetheless, goals continue to keep people striving for what they want to accomplish. I create daily goals along with my ongoing list of long-term goals that keep me motivated for my future. I have held the same goals for nineteen years now, and they revolve around who I wish to become. Goals never disappear; once achieved, a new set of goals emerges. For now, working on my teaching career and becoming a well-rounded adult holds
My Personal Goals as a Student An obvious goal as a working adult returning to school is, of course, to earn a degree. My overall goal is no different than any other student, however, I also have several personal goals I hope to achieve while attending the University. Some of these goals are to acquire new skills and enhance my current business abilities, to apply what I learn in the classroom to forward my career, and to feel personal satisfaction of finishing something I started. Already having
ownership of their learning. Goal-setting is a tool which can be used to increase student’s responsibilities in creating intrinsic ownership in their own learning (Madden 1997). Dale Schunk, an education specialist (2009), found that when successful people had been interviewed about their successes, they attributed goal-setting and self-discipline as two of their major keys to success. The ideas of setting goals and attaining them as a form of success on a personal level are tangible. A psychological
Goal Setting/Planning and Action Goals are an important part of life. For me, they provide direction, stability, and motivation. I have always been keen to setting goals in my life, long-term and short-term. There have been times where I simply gave up on setting goals because when they would turn out different than I had expected I became a little discouraged. As I have aged a bit more, I acknowledge and understand that this is part of the goal setting/planning and action process. Lately, I have
The goals that you set for yourself help define who you are as a person. The expectations or goals that you have placed for yourself help you better as a person. The goals that I have set for will help me grow as person in the future. The personal goals that I have set for myself are to graduate high school, start college and get my degree, and get a job and start a family. With the goals I have set for myself, I believe that with hard work good rewards will soon follow. First and foremost
how to set realistic goals and understand what a goal is. Before entering my EDCP class, I assumed goals were very minute things such as going to lacrosse practice or making the team in high school. I never thought to plan for school assignments let alone my future. Goals are characterized by 5 aspects Specific, measurable, actionable, realistic, and timeframe (SMART). Goals are what set students apart we all want something different whether it be academic, financial, personal, professional, and health