Haku’ole Correa FAMR 332: Childhood Fryxell Child Observation For this project, I observed my little nephew, la’akea, who is 5 years old. He is the Second oldest, and is treated like the only child because his older sister is in middle school and his younger brother is just 3months. My nephew is 3’10 and around 50lbs, and is haole / Hawaiian. La’akea is very sociable and is very attentive. He loves to play games and play with all kinds of technology such as an ipod, ipad or computer, but he
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Court Observation On Monday I visited the District Court. This was my second attempt at visiting a court room; on my first trip I was told the judge did not have a docket for that day. A docket is defined as a calendar of cases awaiting action in a court. Jurisdiction is what gives the courts the power to hear and apply the law to certain types of cases. District Court has original jurisdiction for the following actions; all Traffic and Ordinance violations, all criminal misdemeanors, preliminary
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Game Observation After watching the game on Sunday, there are some key elements that stick out to me not only from a fan standpoint but also from a coaching standpoint. Every coach over the last 10 super bowls is obviously successful but there have been 2 coaches that have won multiple super bowls and 3 coaches who have appeared in multiple super bowls; these men are Bill Belichick (3-5), Tom Coughlin (2-0), Mike Tomlin (1-1). These men are some of the most successful coaches in the NFL and what
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Ashley Fincher OR observation reflection My OR day consisted of a hernia repair, a colonoscopy, and a hemorroidectomy. The role of the surgeon was to come in and perform the surgery. The anesthesiologist induced anesthesia, and monitored the patients heart and respirations and other vitals during the surgery. They also bring the patient out of anesthesia and extubate them. The circulating nurse job was to monitor during surgery and make sure the patient is safe, and to call the patients family
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February 25, 2013 Examination No. 2 April 8, 2013 Final Examination May 13, 2013 (10:15am –11:30am) Writing Assignment: You are to submit a paper based on your observation of a court proceeding. The paper must be a minimum of four pages in length. Papers that are not typewritten, double spaced and stapled will not be accepted. I will deduct for errors in grammar, punctuation and spelling. You are to attend
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Observations: * Has difficulty forming new memories, although his memories from before the accident, such as those from childhood, appear to be unaffected. * Has difficulty feeling, expressing, and controlling his emotions since the accident, even when he is in a situation that should provoke an emotional response, such as learning his girlfriend was also injured in the accident. Other times Mark’s emotions seem to be exaggerated, especially when frustrated. * Reports making poor
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In this category, my CT and I had pretty similar results. The easiest to track was that I was consistently on time and focusing on my observation. Both myself and my CT could easily track that. We also both said I was proficient in maintaining a positive attitude when dealing with her and her students. I tend to be a naturally positive person, at least on the outside, so this was not much of a struggle for me. My CT probably noticed me smiling or laughing with some of the students. Even on days where
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Ronnie Roland Unit # 6 Assignment 1 SS3150 Ethnography (from the Greek words ethnos = nation, and graphein = writing) refers to the qualitative research method of describing human social phenomena, based on data obtained primarily from fieldwork. The goal is a complete, accurate description of the culture being studied, on its own terms. Ethnography should not be confused with ethnology, which is the comparative study of cultures. Although ethnographic studies inevitably involve some comparisons
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Neurobehavioral Observation When I walked into the classroom at the Velma Thomas early childhood center, there was certainly a lot to look at. My eye was drawn to the colorful kid-made art on the wall, to the thriving indoor garden on the windowsill, and to the frazzled teacher attempting to explain the concept of sharing. The first child I noticed, however, was Laurence. Laurence is a small, lively young boy with brown skin and curly hair. He has recently turned five, making him one of the two
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Lorin Dias 12-5-14 Comm. Observation Part 1: Field Notes Criterion A The Physical Setting. 1. I did my observation at Shelly Baird in Hanford California. Shelly Baird School provides education for pupils with special needs throughout Kings County. Classes are based at Shelly Baird School as well as on integrated district sites. Additional support services such as vision, speech and language, adapted physical education, health care, occupational and physical therapy, deaf and hard of
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