...Experience Interview Twanika Caldwell Liberty University EDUC 521 Part 1: Demographics Name of person you are interviewing: Rachael Name of individual with the disability: Charlie Describe the disability: Autism Spectrum Disorder (Autism) Age of the individual with the disability: 3 years old Describe the relationship between the family member and the individual with the disability: Mother Part 2: Interview 1. How did you learn that Charlie has a disability? (Who was present? When did this happen?) If you were giving advice to professionals who need to explain to a parent that his/her child has a special need, what would that advice be? a. I found out about Charlie’s disability when he was 2 years old and 3 months. I noticed that his language development was very low and he liked to stay to himself a lot. Because I was worried about his language, my husband and I spoke to a doctor. The advice that I would give to a professional would be to make sure that the professional gives the parents all options to help with this life-changing event. Another thing that I would tell professionals is to be sensitive to the parent’s feelings and know what you are talking about. 2. How did you feel when you received the diagnosis? b. When I received this diagnosis I didn’t want to accept it. I felt heart broken; I couldn’t and didn’t want to believe that my child (and family) would have to go through this. I felt pain, sadness, anger, and confusion all at the same time...
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...APRIL 29 in lecture Minimum of THREE (3) Key Themes: sexuality, dating and marriage experiences – family and kinship experiences - economic (subsistence) experiences – the roles of race and ethnicity in the life of your informant (including the impact of racism and/or racial tension) - the social expectations of men and women (gender roles) as experienced by your informant- problems related to living in an increasingly industrialized society - social pressures related to the body - education experience- religious beliefs and experiences Paper Structure Introduction Body Conclusion Introduction ● Introduce the topic of your paper: immigrant or senior citizen. ● Introduce who your informant is and what is your relationship to him or her. ● Why you chose to interview him or her. ● Introduce the three (3) key themes that you will be examining in your paper Body Body Paragraph 1: Key Theme #1 Body Paragraph 2: Key Theme #2 Body Paragraph 3: Key Theme #3 Body Paragraphs: Basic Paragraph Structure Topic Sentence(s) Supporting Sentences Concluding Sentence(s) Body Paragraphs: Topic Sentence(s) Introduces the topic of the paragraph. It is a statement that creates questions in the reader's mind. Example Topic Sentence: The first key theme that I will examine is religious beliefs and experiences of my uncle in his immigration experience. Body Paragraphs:Supporting Sentence(s) Support or explain the idea expressed in the...
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...My strongest impression of CityU admission interview was the group interview as such interview is still very rare among business school. But end up I found out what I enjoyed most was the group interview session. Every applicant can enter the discussion with proper mind-set and effectively showcase every applicant’s temperament and character. From discussion until we reached a consensus within a certain time limit, everyone has to act with thoughtfulness and diplomacy. This experience provides me practical experience of group discussion in future business school class. I was also impressed by the school’s practical learning approach. To me the opportunity to vet my ideas through the Mentorship Program and Residential Trip, gaining the critique of industry experts, is unprecedented. I would take that critical feedback, bolster my ides and then apply to my career path. I want to be truly immersed in my MBA experience, academically and socially, and CityU offers me vast opportunities to bond with like-minded students. Ultimately, however what draws me to CityU is the vibrancy and diversity of its community. Sitting in with Professor Kevin was incredible; the sparkle and humor in the room turned applicants anxieties feeling into relax but informative experience. Another thing that has come to my attention was the guitar inside Professor Kevin room. I believe a good leader demonstrate his support for work-life balance will lead a successful MBA team. The applicants I met...
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...The culmination of the shadowing experience is a ‘Inclusive Activity Shadowing and Experiential Learning Report’, using APA format and citations/references, that: (a) Your ‘Introduction’ provides a purpose statement for the report, and provides a brief overview of the organization/agency and its broader program goals; (b) In the ‘Main Body’ of your report, you will: * Create a ‘Inclusive Activity recipe’ that (1) describes the role(s) and background of the individual leader whom you shadowed , and (2) gives the leader's responses to the questions ‘What model or framework of inclusion do you use?’, ‘What are the most important factors to consider when creating an inclusive activity?’, ‘What advice do you have for students who aspire to create inclusive activities in recreation, tourism and sport programs and services?’ * The ‘Theory and Practice’ section is very important and will be addressed more fully in class. This section should describe and relate your experiences to a variety of the key concepts, models, and issues that we cover in the course (refer to the D2L outline regarding foundational terms and concepts, frameworks and models, and person-centered inclusion strategies).Interview to find out if the organization has in inclusion framework or model they use. Is it a process or content model? Do they use person-centered inclusion strategies? Can you describe the process they use? Is it similar to what we studies? Is so, how is it similar or how does...
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...typically assume that there are two types of witnesses: the fact witness who has direct knowledge of the issues in the case and the expert witness who will use his/her specialized knowledge, skill and experience to assist the judge and the jury to understand the evidence. Most of the time these two witnesses are changed into an expert in a particular field who has first hand knowledge or involvement in the basic facts. This type of witness is called the expert witness. Calling in an expert witness can have pros and cons for the organization. The expert witness can be held in favor of the security manager but in the end the expert witness works for the courts. I think the key to deterrence of loss from the Expert Witness Trap is to first have the credentials and awareness to decrease or exclude the need for one in the first place. The experts should remained focused in various areas of the job and be able to easily communicate their education, experience and abilities. Then, when an expert witness is required, the Security Manager should be able to carefully review a pool of experts, interview them and eventually select ones that are appropriate for their situations. It is critical that such experts are ordered and there is a method to file complaints and pass along experiences through a formal ranking system. To avoid such traps individuals should take note of the following items: Witness’ Status: Determine the witness’ status early in the litigation. The fact...
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...7:30-9:00 TTh Last August 6, 2014, our group was assigned to interview retailers and compradors of meat and poultry in Alcoy and some parts of Dalaguete, Cebu markets regarding the Marketing Research of the USC Business Administration Department about meat and poultry supply from Alegria, Cebu. We were accompanied by Ms. Ivy Jumao-as and Dr. Larry Silapan. We departed from Cebu City 4:30 am going to the south of Cebu. We arrived in Alcoy market around 7am. We expected a tabo in Alcoy but the locals said tabo is every Thursday. There were only 3 meat and poultry retailers in Alcoy that time. We weren’t able to see compradors since all three of them take their products themselves from the suppliers. Most of them get their products from Dalaguete. We conducted an interview with each of the retailers. After Alcoy, we headed to Mantalongon, Dalaguete market. There were only 2 stalls of meat products there. One stall gets their supply from Alegria. People there were so nice and accommodating. They were so kind in answering our questions. Next stop was Dalaguete market. There were 8 retailers of meat and poultry but only one gets the products from Alegria. After the interview, we had lunch and head our way home. It was such a great experience for me since it was my first time to conduct a real and serious research. It wasn’t only learning but also experiencing and having fun. We heard real life stories and experiences from our interviewees. We were so amazed how they answered all...
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...1. I can identify almost all type of variables that could affect performances reviewing the two interviews. The way the candidates describe their experience shows off that they have , even if in different views, a role perception about the job. Furthermore, opposite motivations and aptitude to the work are remarked through their expectancies and behavioral strategies. They present skill levels depending on their carrier’s path . I think organizational (defining only the area) and the environmental factors relating to the job are missing. 2. In my opinion, Dag Wicklo (DW) has a better perception of the work is going to do because of his previous experience in this field as employee and his love for selling and speak with people. Katharine Bryant (KB) knows the specific technical language but she never work as sales in this particular field and maybe she doesn’t know or remember what does it means to work as employee instead of being an owner. For J.P. Reynolds I think a good variable for perception could be the accuracy in the way candidates see the job with all the pro and cons, so being experienced in this particular field matters. Within motivations I can see again a remarkable will to make money from DW and but I could not for KB. She doesn’t feel stimulate to gain money and this could affect her performance as well. The company’s point of view on motivations has to be in line with maximization of the opportunities. DW seems more willing to try to exploit his balance...
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...that it is crucial to look your best during your work day and also during interviews. Unfortunately with time our faces tend to age with frown lines that can have a negative impact or influence on employers or customers. One may simply feel that you are unfriendly or grouchy just by looking at you during a first impression. This can cause the customer/Guest/hiring manager to choose a different candidate for the job. One that may appear more up beat, youthful, or may appear to have more energy due to not having the problem-aging. Being in the working field of customer service I have found that one of the best solutions to this problem-aging is Botox. Botox or Onabotulinumtoxin A is a protein and neurotoxin used to prevent wrinkles by paralyzing muscles in the face. The cost of Botox depends on where you live, who is doing the injections, how many units of Botox you may need, and where you are injecting it. Usually you will be looking at anywhere between $10.00per unit to $14.00per unit. In my experienced for frown lines its usually 25-35 units resulting in appx. $300.00 per session. Botox lasts anywhere between 3-6 months so you would figure on getting two sessions per year resulting in a cost of appx. $600.00 per year. Cocktail servers in a casino are the best examples of using Botox as a tool to earn more tips. The friendlier their appearance is, the bigger the tips will be. In my experience Id say that botox is the difference of at least $50.00 more in tips a night...
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...Management and marketing. I intend to graduate in May 2015 and am seeking a position that will allow me further to develop my professional skills in the field of management and marketing. I have acquired a variety of experience as well as a great deal of interest in many of the same qualities and skills your company is looking for in an employee. I spent three years as a sales manager in lady of America were I experienced and developed marketing plans, good communication, management and organizational skills. Currently, I work as a sales manager in Global Med clinic. As a sales manager in Global Med Clinic, I have resolve customer complaints regarding sales and service, while promoting all our services. I direct all phases of both the creative and technical elements of sales initiatives including data mining, lead generation, customer segmentation/profiling, as well as CRM and acquisition strategies. I also plan and direct staffing, training, and performance evaluations to develop and control sales and service programs. Given the opportunity, I am confident in my ability to achieve similar groundbreaking marketing results for M.H. Alshaya Co. I would welcome the chance to discuss your marketing objectives and ways to attain them. I would appreciate an interview with you to prove my dedication and...
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...contributions to the overall project and report. We are grateful to Status of Women Canada for funding this project and for the continued sponsorship of the Ontario Coalition of Rape Crisis Centres. We also thank the members of our Advisory Committee for pushing and challenging us throughout this project. We thank the women who facilitated focus groups and helped us contact the women in this study. Finally, this report would not be possible without the contributions of the women who told us about their experiences. © 2004 Centre for Research on Violence Against Women and Children ISBN# 0-9688655-3-4 1 “To understand violence, we have to examine both the personal experience and the terrain of that experience.” Dr. Yasmin Jiawani This report is built on the personal experiences of women who have experienced workplace harassment, but their stories are also about the “terrain” or the context of those experiences. In drawing out the commonalities of their experiences, we have begun to shed light on the terrain. We must transform the terrain if women are to have equality and safety in their workplaces. 2 We dedicate this report to Theresa Vince whose death in 1996 changed the views of many people in Ontario about sexual and workplace harassment. Her tragic and untimely death showed us that workplace harassment can no longer be easily dismissed as a trivial problem. Fundamentally, the goal of this report is to prevent any other woman from losing her ...
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...Comparison & Contrast Essay Living at home and living away from home as students (during the higher education studies) Millions of students are often faced with the question of whether it is better to live at home or to go abroad and hence away from home for the period of their studies. Many would probably intuitively say that leaving home is an effort that is not necessary since the same opportunities for one’s study are often given where one lives, thus at the home city or home place. However, there are a number of advantages that can be found about the same decision. To begin with, living at home while studying means being close to family, friends and colleagues one knows, likes, and loves. It is simple, convenient and beneficial to keep and foster those relations. In fact, most friendships are built in the environment one grew up in, went to school, or worked. Hence, staying home during the studies provides the possibility for spending more enjoyable time with these friends and family members. This means that one can go out for a drink with friends after the university or college, have a dinner or enjoy a movie at the cinema together. More importantly however, apart from spending the good times together, very often study-related problems occur. This could mean to have troubles with a lecturer who does not grade fairly or fellow students who do not treat someone appropriately, i.e. teasing or even fighting. Especially during times like these, will it be essential to...
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...for as long as I can remember is to go into the social services. I volunteer in social services, and I have had 2 jobs requiring a bachelors without having an associates. I love being in the social services, empowering people to advocate for themselves is my forte`. I have run across many former clients, that expressed I am doing the community a dis-service by not working in the field. Then again when time permits I go to homeless meal sites and see what’s up, and if anyone could use some assistance accessing services. The goal I have always wanted for as long as I can remember is to pursue higher education. My associates is taking me 10 years, because life got in the way. In addition I was busy raising kids. As I have added more life experiences it became clear major goals should be geared towards getting into Social Services. I kept a goal list visible; as the years went on. To keep my dream close, and my goals in perspective, I volunteered at any agency in the field. I am interested in taking assessments and exploring my goals. In career workshops, and here in college I took the Jung Typology Assessment. The results came out ENFP (Extraversion, Intuition, Feeling, and Perceiving). This test is compatible with my career choice working in the social services. I get my energy, and become emotionally recharged by being with people. I value compassion, empathy, and understanding. In addition, Dr. Garner’s multiple intelligences assessment reinforced I am an interpersonal learner...
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...Presentation TEP Essay Audience * 2 People / Interview team * PhDs / Ed Ds * You don’t know them (maybe) * Determining your future * Experienced Educators For your essay, this knowledge means that * your essay should sound educated, professional * your essay should be concise, to the point * you should know your content * 7 Dispositions * 6 Conceptual Framework commitments * Why you’d be a good teacher * life experiences that demonstrate CF and Ds * P-12 connection, * Your essay should have 3 or fewer grammatical errors Purpose * to prove we know what we want for our future – to be educators * to seek entry into TEP * to fully integrate CF & Ds into lived experience For your essay, this means * You are writing a persuasive essay * 1st Person is required (you can’t talk about yourself as if you are someone else) Thesis * Will emerge from the organization options below Organization * Content * 7 Dispositions * 6 Commitments of the Conceptual Framework * Personal Experience (activities including work, school, church, scouts, sports, family) * Possible Organizations * 5 paragraph theme (3 points) * 3 Content Categories * 3 Dispositions * 3 Conceptual Framework Commitments * 3 Combo (Disp/CF/Pers. Exper.) * 3 Experiences (Best Option) * 1 Experience w/3 Aspects (Best Option) Development...
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...Case for Workplace Critical Incident Response…’ states ‘Critical incidents are sudden, unexpected, often life-threatening time-limited events that can inhibit an individual’s capacity to respond adaptively’ (Attridge et al 2010). If not tended to correctly such incidents can have a very negative affect on the individual’s experience, whether it being employee or a customer. In his book ‘Critical Incidents in Teaching’, David Tripp writes, ‘Incidents happen, but critical incidents are produced by the way we look at a situation: a critical incident is an interpretation of the significance of a situation’ (Tripp, 1993). Whether good or bad, when critical incidents take place in the work environment they can serve as training and development for other members of staff. As part of their research to find out the effects of webpages on customer satisfaction, Wang et al used critical incidents technique (CIT) in order to compare in-store customer experiences to that of those customers using the website. Their chosen restaurant was TGIF. To carry out the CIT, a front door intercept interview process was carried out where customers had to recall their TGIF experiences in the previous six months (Wang et al, 2004). Customers taking part in the study were required to answer two main questions. These were: 1. “Of the TGI Fridays you have eaten in during the last six month, please think about if there was any service that you were dis/satisfied with 2. “Please tell us exactly what happened...
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...Interview Question for Diamond Hotel Manager: 1. Can you share with us an example of how you helped coach or mentor someone. What improvements did you see in the person's knowledge or skills? 2. Can you provide us an experience that demonstrates your ability to manage time effectively. What were the challenges and results? 3. Can you tell us about the last time you oversaw the work of someone else. How did you effectively motivate, develop, and direct the worker(s)? 4. What is the effective method you have used to ensure that work meets specifications and standards. 5. What is the state of your reports and records? Name one thing you would like to improve. 6. What factors do you consider when selecting new equipment, supplies, and furnishings? 7. What factors do you consider when selecting cleaning materials for different surfaces? 8. Can you tell us about a change you recommended which improved service or operational efficiency in your Hotel. 9. In your experience, what is the key to developing a good team? (Look for how they build mutual trust, respect, and cooperation.) 10. Can you provide an experience in which your ability to actively find ways to help people improved your company or your own work ethic. 11. What is the method you have found effective for keeping guest rooms, public areas, and grounds clean. 12. When you applied new technology or information in your job. How did it help your company? 13. when you set expectations...
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