Upon the completion of a course, or any milestone in life, a certain level of introspection is required to gauge if personal expectations or goals were achieved. This relates to this Marketing course because the end is here, and it is time to reflect on the past ten weeks. Throughout this paper two points will be discussed: The key concepts that made me a stronger candidate to enter the business

In Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels, Lemuel Gulliver stumbles upon several islands of extraterrestrial proportions after being blown off-course by a series of unfortunate events. One of the most peculiar of all was when he landed upon the island of Houyhnhnm- an island where horses and Yahoos (human-like) roles are reversed. Whereas the Yahoos represent all that is bad about humans, Houyhnhnms

This assignment will be focused on reflective learning throughout academic development module. It will evaluate personnel and learning development by using one reflective cycle. It will also conclude by making suggestions for present and future practice based on reflection. Reflection is the process through which you look at yourself and your practice objectively. It is the way you integrate th

I will use a reflective model to discuss how I have achieved the necessary level of competence in my nurse training programme. The reflective model I have chosen to use is Gibbs model (Gibbs 1988). The clinical skill I have chosen to reflect on is the administration of Intramuscular (IM) injections. I have chosen this as within my first clinical placement this was a widely used method of drug admi

Reflections of Sociology and Family Stephanie Rose Introduction to Sociology 101 Prof.Ruffner February 13, 2013 Reflections of Sociology and Family All families use theoretical approaches, whether they realize it or not. The functionalist theory to keep a family running smoothly, the symbolic interaction helps with constructing meaning and interactions in thing that happen every

Simulations Reflection Introduction Strategic management first is a challenge for any company regardless of the situation and second is different for every company due to the change in the nature of any given marketplace. Strategic management plans must remain forward looking at all times in conjunction with the company mission and end-state. To successfully adapt, a manager must be fle

In this assignment, I need to reflect on the situation that taken place during my clinical placement to develop and utilize my interpersonal skills in order to maintain the therapeutic relationships with my patient. In this reflection, I am going to use Gibbs (1988) Reflective Cycle. This model is a recognized framework for my reflection. Gibbs (1988) consists of six stages to complete one cycle

untReflective account 4 Supervision Using Gibbs (1988) model of reflection I am going to reflect upon a supervision session I had with my manager since I started my role of senior carer in April 2013. The manager came into the work place at 8.30am and told me that my supervision would be conducted today at 10.00am with her. At 10.00am I went into supervision and the manager discussed with me my

(GIBBS 1988) REFLECTIVE ACCOUNT MONITORING A DIABETIC PATIENT DESCRIPTION: During a day shift I was part of a staff team of six. In the morning report we were all given a rundown of each patient from a night shift member. One of the patients is an elderly lady with dementia and diabetes. We were informed she had slept well and that her morning bloo

A Reflective Briefing: The Care Quality Commission’s (CQC) review at Winter Bourne View. By Senior Relief Care Worker. How the CQC; the UK’s Independent Regulator for the Health and Social Care, failed to act in response to poor performance data or how any one in authority at Winterbourne View; at Castlebeck Care Limited, the NHS or local Commissioners apparently failed to notice or let alone

Reflective Account for Unit 1.1 Having worked at P R for a number of years and starting from the position of support worker right up to Home Manager I had gained a lot of knowledge about the service users, but not quite enough experience with staff. Through all these role transitions I developed different management styles. When I was a senior it was very easy for me to use clinical supervisi

Quotations about Anger If a small thing has the power to make you angry, does that not indicate something about your size'  ~Sydney J. Harris There is nothing more galling to angry people than the coolness of those on whom they wish to vent their spleen.  ~Alexandre Dumas Life is too short to hold a grudge, also too long.  ~Robert Brault, www.robertbrault.com He who angers you conquers

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Reflective Account On Wednesday afternoon before the children arrived back from lunch Mrs Bell briefed me on what she wanted me to do with the class. She wanted me to support the children with their chair project for technology. Once they had cut the wood into 3 sticks (one 10cm and two 9cm pieces) with Mrs Hallam they were to sit on my table and glue them to the base of the chair, which we m

Reflective Account of a typical shift This Account includes details of the health and safety at work act 1974, it takes a few different elements of the act and explains them and shows how I put them into practise. A typical Morning Shift for me starts at 7am, at which time I come into work and receive a verbal handover from staff on previous shift and also read up on written notes for se

Reflective Account of My Day at Work On arrival I rang the doorbell and waited for Mr X to open the door. I always like to encourage service users to open door themselves at agreed suitable times (not at night unless expecting someone) Regulation 11 and 15 of the Health and Social Care Act 2008 ( safeguarding people who use services from abuse). I greeted Mr X and after a brief chat I explain

Reflective Account 1 I was sat with a resident in the lounge her name is Mrs. D, she is 89 years of age, White and her preferred language is English. Mrs. D’s religion is unknown. To gather this information about Mrs. D I asked her but she was unable to tell me so I read Mrs. D’s care plan and found the information there. I want to reflect on an experience I gained from sitting with Mrs. D in the

AA100 The Arts Past and Present Assignment 07: Critical review The Arts Past and Present module, although a mandatory course for humanities degrees, covered a wide range of topics and helped me to acquire a broader understanding of a wide variety of subjects, thus giving me the opportunity to learn about unfamiliar and sometimes unusual areas of the Arts and History. With the requirement that

A Reflective Essay on Emmanuel Levinas’ Ethics and Infinity Emmanuel Levinas claims that one of the main problems that we have in modern day thought is that we value ontology over ethics. Ontology is simply the study of how a something or being came into existence and to its totality. It is a very observational type of thought and is very similar to the I-it that we learned about earlier in th

After graduating from high school, I went on to study fashion designing. Here in college, I met a girl, Vanessa, who had deep blue eyes and light brown locks. She was a kind, gentle and considerate person. She always thought about others before herself. She was very charitable and loved to care for those less privileged than herself. We got to know each other and became good friends. Vanessa and I

Reflective Essay Beginning Teaching Experiences My teaching experiences have been quite varied. I began my career as a high school business education teacher in a small rural Midwestern school. Because there were only two teachers in the department, I taught a wide variety of courses. The small setting enabled me to get to know several of the students and faculty quite well and working wi

Integration and Reflection Catonia Roach Trident University BHS365 – Ethics in Health Care Dr. Beverly Fierro January 22, 2013 Integration and Reflection 1. Descriptions of how you feel you improved your knowledge, skills, abilities, and yourself in this session through this course. This class has been very informative. I learned a lot of information about the ethical theories and p

When making any decision for a company there is many sides to look at. Who are the stake holders' Who are the decision makers' Who will be affected by the decision' Are the interests in the decision protected' There are so many questions. Finding a systematic way to break down business decisions and find the best possible outcome for everyone involved is a good way to start. In the Baird model it

Personal development journal of Chris Davies Date of writing 11.03.2010 Date referring to Friday 5.03.2010 Description of experience on which I am reflecting; There are two points I want to reflect upon; firstly (1) how I felt coming into the class a week late and secondly (2) about an interactive teaching method where we worked in two’s, placing cards into a number of boxes. Though

6th Week Reflective Journal The topic discussed today, the 08th of December was, again, “Presentation, Approaching and Assessment.” This week too, we were asked to group into teams of two and make Power Point Presentations to present in front of the whole class. Except this time, we were only given forty minutes to prepare slides and rehearse what we were going to say. We were given around si

The main points I have learnt from this session / assessment are: We started today’s session by recapping on the main points that were covered last week, which were Roles, Responsibilities, Boundaries and Concerns plus the Teaching Cycle. This was followed by us looking at the Legislative requirements when teaching and the implications.  We talked about Every Child Matters (ECM) and the

Assessing Basic Vital Signs Assessing vital signs ("vitals") is a key component of good first aid. It consists of taking a series of simple measurements that provide data about a body's functioning. These measurements can help reveal how sick or hurt a patient is and, when taken over time, whether he is getting better or worse. While the full meaning of these measurements might elude the lay prov

Reflective learning journal A Reflective Learning Journal must be completed after each theory/practical assessment task (eg task 1, task 2, task 3, etc) and/or each session attended throughout the PTLLS programme. Candidates are permitted to use their own journal format or use this pro forma. Name of candidate Joanne Howes-Watson The main points from this journal fit into assessment task n

Introduction This report is about organisational behaviour. According to Brooks (1999), he defines organisational behaviour as the study of human behaviour in organisations with a focus on individual and group processes and actions. Possessing a good understanding of organisational behaviour, places you in a better position to explain and predict human behaviour, even to control it where necessar

Curriculum Design Lamar Choucair Chapter 2 Reflective Journal I believe that “philosophy” is the foundation for every new school. I also believe that every school should follow at least one philosophy. But to follow such a philosophy, the school should take the environment into consideration. It should study the society’s traditions and beliefs. From my experience, as a new teacher in a new