Essays on Patience

Arts and Architecture is not just a field but completely different language. This language expresses what words couldn’t. It is a unique way or saying something which cannot be said elsewhere. Also, this requires a different sort of attention to completely understand and comprehend the meanings. All these very special and outstanding features of this field inspire me to be into it, to learn and to express through this medium. Some people chose words to say what they want to, some chose colors to express what they need to, some go for singing, dancing, crafting, sculpture making and Continue reading...

SWOT analysis connotes to the strengths, weaknesses coupled with opportunities and threats that an individual would monitor to ensure effective and efficient performance. Categorically, with regards to the SWOT analysis of me there exists myriad to address. Initially, the strengths that I possess include strong management skills with proven records of successful management, ability to work under pressure and subsequently deliver timely results. Additional strengths include possession of experience in effective management of teams and strong innovative ideas to improve an organization’s efficiency. However, my weaknesses include discomfort in addressing a multitude, poor listening skills and slight level Continue reading...

Introduction

The poem “To be of use” by Mercy Piercy had the theme of hard work. The idea that the poet conveyed was premised on how people should work hard because it is rewarding and satisfying. The poem talks about the sacrifice that people make so that there is food and that people remain happy. Those who work hard have a tendency of being loved and please everybody because they notice the void that would be present if the work is not done. They then enjoy the benefits of their sweat, and the poem observes that it is a good Continue reading...

Personal Characteristics

Many aspects of my life, personal experiences, and accomplishments have contributed to who I am. All have made me proud of whom I have become. However, that which has given me the most determination, strength, and patience, allowing me to be who I was fully intended to be, is Kendo. Kendo means, “Way of the Sword,” and is a modern Japanese martial art. Its roots lie in traditional swordsmanship, while Kendo itself relies on the use of bamboo swords and armor. I began practicing Kendo when I was ten-years-old. Initially, I hated it.
Practice was difficult. As a child, Continue reading...

Introduction

The remarkable work of Djanka Tassey Conde on the oral epic titled Sunjata emphasizes on celebrating the founder of the Mali Empire in West Africa in the thirteenth century. Although the oral poems originating from the Mali people considerably contains nuance due to the nature of transmitting historical information; the story remains a known epic not only among the native Mandinka, but also among the people of Senegal and Gambia. The discussion focuses on determining how oral tradition is being used as history through the lenses of destiny. Furthermore, the discussion also focuses on finding what people can learn Continue reading...

Health care is diagnosing, treating and preventing illness and other physical and mental impairment in human beings (Zuckerman, A. M. 2012). Health care is also work done in providing primary, secondary and tertiary care. A qualified health practitioner delivers it. This paper seeks to discuss the SWOT analysis and look at the strengths, weakness, opportunities and threat they face and identify factors affecting the organization. Among the weaknesses found internally are insufficient market and poor management and staffing. Strength is strategic geographical location, while opportunities and threat are availabilities of new technology and losses in the economy respectively.
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Human beings behave in a way that shows some resemblance to each other while at the same time has some differences. For instance, in terms of physical appearance, it is known that a normal person should have two eyes, two legs and so on. The similarities however could end there because every person has different behaviors that make up his or her character traits. This is very much like fingerprints that everybody has but can never be the same for different people including twins. In other words, a person’s character trait is Continue reading...

Metamorphosis is a book that takes us through various changes happening in the family. The biggest is however that of Gregg turning into an insect. This can be considered fiction as it is beyond possibility that a human can abruptly transform into an insect. The story however has a lot of symbolism of some of the unexpected changes that can transform a person’s life. Life is in itself is unpredictable and hence requiring that a person lives a day at a time. Some of the things we put so much hope in may become meaningless as they prove Continue reading...

John Milton, in the poem On His Blindness, talks of the frustration of the speaker who is blind and hence unable to serve God. The speaker’s frustration finds a reply from “Patience” who tells that the Almighty does not really require man’s work. All he asks for is the perseverance to bear with the “mild yoke” and embrace what the God asks for with faith in heart. The poet puts to use the form and his quintessential touch in language and content of his work. The poem is considered one of Milton’s immortal literary works. A Continue reading...

Stages of grieving

Grief is a natural and normal though frequently painful, reaction or response to a loss. The grieving process requires patience, time, support and courage. According to Kübler-Ross (1997), the grieving process has five stages namely denial, anger, bargaining depression and acceptance. In the denial stage being the first stage, individuals deny that they have lost. This is the ultimate way the mind shields one from other pains associated with grief. Anger is the second stage where one is filled with great anger over the loss. In the third stage being bargaining, one tries to negotiate with God or Continue reading...

Co-op Experience - Staffroom Conversation

Chris: How are you doing Liam and Mike?
Mike and Liam: Fine, thank you.
Chris: Liam, we have noted that your attitude and work rate have decreased since the installation of the new computer inventory tracking program.

Mike: Liam, this is unlike your performance under the old system. What is the problem?

Liam: I am weak and stupid. Everyone is using the new system well, except me.
Mike: Liam, you’ve been here barely a month and this is just a placement program for a 12th grade student. You are very successful for your age, education and experience. Get it from us; we have worked here for decades and patience is crucial.

Chris: That is why you should also be discussing with us your problems.

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Abstract

Winners never cheat and cheaters never win. This is the central message that is at the core of the book, The Power of Ethical Management. Written by two famous authors, Kenneth Blanchard and Norman Vincent Pearle, the book is timely and relevant to our times when the problem of unethical behavior by bankers, and other highly paid corporate executives has taken centre stage. Indeed, the book could not have come at a better time for the country that is reeling under the impact of wholesale unethical behavior by just about everybody in the corporate world.
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Bayertz (56) defines solidarity as the rate and degree of integration that a group or society shows to neighbors and friends. Solidarity refers to the tie that binds human beings to each other. Solidarity varies from each society, in that, complex societies have different theories that contribute to the cause of social solidarity whereas in ordinary society has bases that revolve around shared values and kinship. Fletcher and Gapasin (123) emphasizes that solidarity brings integration and cohesion to societies as individuals in the society will assist each other in different situations. Bayertz (67) asserts that when society lives in Continue reading...

Most Americans have no clue whatsoever about what it is to be gay. Mostly, they opposed gay marriages out of darkness and ignorance. The argument is always centered on the belief that the family as understood in the western context consisted of a man and woman. The woman brings the feminine qualities responsible for nurturing, care, and motherhood. The father on the other hand, is in charge security of the family. This role extended to the provision of necessities for the well-being of children and the wife. In conventional understanding, sex is an act that united females and males Continue reading...

Personal Ethical Statement

In life, there are choices that people have to make. These choices determine who we are and who we become in the society. The decisions are often based on the ethical perspectives that we assume, as these are the moral fibers that guide us through our daily activities. Below is a discussion of my ethical statement. The reflection is more of a form of self discovery which I went through.

Personal Ethical Statement

My preferred ethical lens is the relationships in the community. This is where the value of patience applies in that one has to be accommodating enough and understanding to Continue reading...

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Introduction

The best way to describe critical reflection is through a passage delivered by Aldous Huxley in which he said, “Experience is not what happens to a man; it is what a man does with what happened to him” (University of Texas, 2012). In the healthcare profession, a health professional is confronted by situations that that requires critical understanding. Some encounters are challenging and perplexing. And because there is a level of urgency in the practice of medicine and healthcare, majority of the time healthcare practitioners does not have the luxury of time to contemplate on their actions. Continue reading...

A leader is a person who has acquired a mandate to direct a group of people to achieve a certain goal. For individuals to qualify to be good leaders they should possess leadership qualities since not everybody can lead people as the achievement of that position is much like a calling. It is traditional for societies to select one person who could guide the rest of the people for a common goal, and the societies without leaders have never succeeded to achieve their objectives. Many are times that the societies have selected people with poor leadership qualities thus leading Continue reading...

Parenting can be exasperating and onerous if seen only as presiding over a child’s growth. However, if parents see it as an opportunity for personal growth and a good chance of imparting important life lessons into their children, it can be one of the most creative and upholding involvements that life offers. My mother used to believe that raising children was giving her a chance to improve and broaden her personal horizons, and she really took her time to model me and prepare me for the tough life that was ahead of me. Despite the fact that I Continue reading...

Abstract

This paper presents an exhaustive review of data and literature pertaining to the music education of students with special needs. The paper will start by looking at the increasing number of special needs children within the education fraternity and the obvious implications of this. The paper will then delve into one subject of education that is music and focus on one major perspective, and that is the importance of adequately preparing music educators to teach students with special needs. In relation to this, a comprehensive literature review will be conducted ion some of the established facts and theories regarding Continue reading...

- Bathsheba Everdane’s relationships with Farmer Boldwood and Sergeant Troy do not succeed.
- There is no true love between Bathsheba and the two men.
- Although she takes long to realise it, Bathsheba’s true love is Gabriel Oak.
- A good marriage is founded on mutual love between the partners.
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- A marriage should be based on honesty, patience, forgiveness and the willingness to help each other.
- People who plan to marry to ensure that they are both truly in love with each other.
- Relationships that end in lasting marriages are strong Continue reading...

“Jesus said to him, ‘I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.”1 The words of Jesus in the Gospel of John seem simple enough, but provide a foundation for the Lutheran faith and have been the subject of controversy for hundreds of years. When Martin Luther presented his protest against a “wanton preaching of pardons” and other perceived wrongs practiced by the Catholic Church in his Ninety-Five Thesis in October of 1517, he may have single-handedly begun the Reformation leading to a schism and the large number of Protestant religions practiced in the world today.2 The name “Lutheran” is actually an epithet used during Martin Luther’s time to ridicule those who followed his teachings, and the name stuck, although it has no derisive connotations today.3 In simple terms, the foundation of the Lutheran faith and my own beliefs is that “Jesus Christ is our only Savior from sin, and that we are saved by grace alone, through faith in Christ Jesus,” which directly echo John 14.6.4 Continue reading...

Nursing is a profession that demands the application of ethics for nurses across the world (Davis, 2010). Nurses should be ethical while dealing with patients and their fellow medical practitioners. An absence of clear ethical guidelines in the nursing profession would lead to loss of lives among patients, health damage to patients and poor relations among nurses and other practitioners in the healthcare systems. However, in the process of executing their noble duties, nurses may encounter several dilemmas as they try to work by the set ethical guidelines (Butts, 2013). The dilemmas may arise due to personal, spiritual or Continue reading...

Across the globe, the levels of success of students and academic institutions have been questioned. Specifically, the quality of education has been criticized. The argument is based on that the modern day job market has been dominated by graduates who fail to satisfy the required professional qualifications. Consequently, organizations have resulted to retaining employees of old age who have massive professional experience in their fields. The effects of this trend have been significant in the society. For instance, the widening wage gap has been on the increase with teenagers failing to surpass the success of their older generations. In Continue reading...

Abraham and Sarah

Introduction
Abraham and Sarah are the extraordinary figures and their life as described in the Old Testament exerts positive influence on the behavior of human beings. Their story has taught to adopt patience in life, and have faith in God because God knows best for His creatures. The story and life of Abraham and Sarah teach love, respect, loyalty, and faithfulness to the entire humanity. The story also indicates that the God always help his creatures and fulfill all the promises as He did with Abraham regarding his nation and son.

Explanation

Abraham was living in Ur, which is the Continue reading...

Part One

In the world we live in there are changes in life that occur to us each and every day. Some of these changes are positive while some are meant to bring obstacles in life and make it seem even harder. Change in itself is inevitable in relation to human life. The book captures how life changes from worst to better or better to worse at some instances. Individuals are more afraid of change for the fear of unknown. People don’t seem to adapt easily to changes that occur in their lives and hence sometimes remain conservative. At a Continue reading...

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Job Evaluation at Whole Foods Case Study 2
Brief Introduction
The case study has listed job profiles from Job A to Job I after analysis and listed the qualifications needed for the same. This case study is meant to evaluate the job structures for each profile as well as assign titles and job letter for each. The process followed, the techniques employed and the factors considered for creating the job structures are discussed. The feedback for the job descriptions provided is also provided in this case study evaluation.

Evaluation of Jobs and Job Structure

Job A: Team Member, Deli
Level 1: Junior:
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Why Kafka Wrote the Story

Kafka wrote the story to explore the chaotic nature of the universe. The term “metamorphosis” centers on absurd, wild, and irrational nature of the world inhabited by human beings. For instance, Gregor turns into a giant insect. There is no physical and natural occurrence to explain his metamorphosis. Kafka wrote the story to show that the world does not explain the things that happen around us. They just happen.

The Concept of Human Nature

In the text, human nature happens to exhibit close connection and social ties between individuals in the universe. The ties happen through structures such as families. When Gregor changes into Continue reading...

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The profession of Diagnostic Medical Ultrasound is a kind of profession that needs enough level of maturity, sense of understanding and the capacity to handle difficult situations with the patient. I believe that it is not sufficient for a sonographer today to be a specialist in the technical aspects of the profession such as expertise when handling equipment and accurate diagnosis of results. Modern day health care requires a degree of humanity amongst medical professional, a facet of the ultrasound profession that is often not given sufficient emphasis. Ethics play a critical role in this Continue reading...

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- People tend to think that we eat only to help the body pertain its function; that there is nothing beyond that and that cooking is just a means to satiate our appetite.
- If one takes a closer look into what makes people love cooking and that there are much more involved and expressed through this form of art, philosophical aspects can arise that allow us to understand deeper parts of the self and who we truly are.
- In order to approach this topic from a philosophical point of view, five famous thinkers are quoted that help Continue reading...

The novel Girl with a Pearl Earring which was written by Tracy Chevalier is an inspirational feature that easily passes for the one of the best of a kind in the world for all time. This story is aimed at instilling the notion and principle of hard work, perseverance, humility, patience, beauty from within, understanding amongst many others. The character is a sixteen year old who goes through what many people do not go through in more years compared to the years that the character, sixteen year old Greet had lived Work Cited
(Chevalier, 6). All these values would Continue reading...

Faulkner remains one of America’s iconic writers still studied in higher education today for his style of writing engaging the reader in his characters. His characters in “As I Lay Dying” are no different in their challenge to the reader placing their symbolic meaning in the themes Faulkner incorporates in this story of a sequence of tragedies. “As I Lay Dying” exhibits an almost textbook example of a dysfunctional family of poor white Southerners on a farcical journey where the reader becomes familiar with the characters through Faulkner’s use of them several of them as the narrator Continue reading...

Dogs are man’s best friend and usually the relationship between man and his four-legged friend is one to be studied and admired. Mostly we often concentrate on what we can teach dogs but no one ever contemplates on what we can learn from dogs. Dogs are some of the happiest animals in the world and there is a secret to their happiness that we can learn from to attain a happier life like dogs. Our four-legged friends are usually unaffected by external events like we humans are.
These animals which live in packs sometimes, highly value all the Continue reading...

Claim: Teaching methodology greatly affects the way story books are utilized to teach morality to children.

Claim: Morality might become questionable due to the way teachers teach children.
Claim: Children should be taught different pieces of literature in the form of folklore, fairy tales, fables so that they understand the diversity in moral values across culture.
Neuroscience research states that by the first four years of life, the intelligence of a child develops to about 50 percent whereas by the age of eight years, their intelligence reaches a maximum of 80 percent. Developmental theorists like Piaget and Kohlberg have all stressed upon the excellent learning abilities of individuals during their childhood which forms the basis Continue reading...

Introduction

The preferred occupation title of most consumers is the personal counselor. The consumer would prefer personal counseling as this involves socializing with people. When the person socializes with the people, he or she enjoys life better than other occupations.. The personal counselor will get know other people’s problems. In knowing other people’s problems in life he or she will enjoy his or her life. This is because such a person lives with people most of the time. In such times, the personal counselor will get to know how to help people solve personal problems.
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Effective communication in the workplace is very essential as it creates awareness of the organizations objectives and goals. It helps in elaborating the various agendas that need to be implemented or dealt with in the organization. Similarly effective communication enables employees and employers to get to an understanding as it creates a forum for openness and clarity. Effective communication within the workplace entails various fundamentals that help in the navigation of the business environment. These fundamentals include: objectivity, openness, flexibility, sensitivity, self-awareness, knowledge and most importantly patience. These fundamentals give guidelines in the way employees and subordinates interact as Continue reading...

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This paper will reflect over the learning strategies in education with students with disabilities. The will reflect over student that have learning disabilities. It will also reflect over student that have disabilities because of autism. The reason for this is because, in several cases, children with learning disabilities are assumed to have autism. This might sound surprising to some people, but it has happened. This is why this will this paper will reflect over the need for the qualifications for teachers, teacher aids, tutors and the testing to decide if a child has a disability. These are two separate Continue reading...

Religion plays an important role in the life of humanity that each person feels the need of being part of a religious sect because of the spiritual hunger that is naturally created in man (Hammond 4-10). Despite the fact that atheist do not want to recognize the existence of a supreme being, they still have to find something that will cover up for that spiritual need due to the spiritual thirst created (Yinger 90-95). There is usually that hunger and thirst within my spirit to know God more and even let Him guide me in everything that I do. Continue reading...

Introduction

Nothing is impossible, the impossible just takes longer. This is clearly brought out in the prison break series where the things done by the actors may seem impossible even to the viewers but through strategic planning, those involved deliver and make happen. Michael Scofield is the leader in this case and no matter how much his crew, the likes of his brother Lincoln Burrows, inmates T-Bag, Sucre, among others, lose hope as view Michael’s plan as not achievable, he proves them wrong. In fact, Michael shows qualities of a good leader indeed, it is true what they say Continue reading...

Practicum Reflection

Practicum Reflection
Prior to my practicum experience, my perspective on student’s learning capabilities in language is quite different from what I have observed. Before, I thought that it would be an easy task for an educator to teach English to already English speaking children. However, it all changed as I embark on a very rewarding and challenging experience of handling a class of English Language Learners (ELL). I was able to meet the entire class on the onset of my visit, the students gave me a warm welcome and everyone was seem so enthusiastic and eager to share Continue reading...

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ASSESSMENT 3
Identifying areas for Professional Development
Introduction
This report identifies the professional development environment, possessions and organizational measures to be had in order to capitalize on an acknowledged business opening, which, in this case, involves the restructuring of an existing. Business management. An organic organization appears to be the best option, as the business will have one manager to supervise staff training; consumer service, product merchandise, promotion and account manage. Schappe, endorses this organization as most apposite in the launch of a business, as all team members have an opening to work together, learn from one another develop Continue reading...