Wednesday, December 17, 2014

A- What I liked about this class was the Student Success Statements because I like reading quotes and they teach you how to be better in life.
B- Instead of researching only medical careers we could also research about other careers. That would be really interesting.
C-Yes I did do my best because I also tried to finished my work and type everything we had to.
D-Well every day, every day no but about 3 or 4 times a week because I have to admit I forget at times to read them.
E- Yes I am committed to being CTR person because I always choose the right and do my best.

F- I would promise to always say the truth and come to school every day. For my body to exercise daily and for spirit to always be nice and be peaceful.
Student Success Statement
“Take responsibility for your own body, mind, and spirit, for your own physical, mental, and spiritual wellbeing.”

Mr. Haymore

Reflection: I think this quote is trying to say that any action you do if its good or bad you always have to take responsibility. 
Student Success Statement
“When I do good, I feel good.            
When I do bad I feel bad”

By: Abraham Lincoln
Reflection

Well it’s obvious when you do good you’re going to feel good about it; proud of yourself because you decided to do something good. But when you decide to do bad you’re going to feel guilty and bad because usually your brain knows when you’re doing something bad and something good. But it’s up to you what you want to feel and good. For example if you decide to help your grandma with the grocery items then you’re going to feel good about yourself. But if you decide to just watch TV and see her struggling trying to handle all the bags then you’re going to feel bad.
Final: 3
Our topic of our presentation was Should Fast Food Restaurants be allowed to market to children? And our claim was NO they should not be allowed to market to children. First we gather information we found a lot. I was in charge of the graph since I was the one that was good at math. So I had to find graphs it was easy at first but when my math teacher told me it had to come from a reliable website that’s when it became a little harder but I was willing to put my best effort in to this project. We had to meet in McDonalds to do the PowerPoint when we were in Thanksgiving break and we kind of finish but when we came back and my teacher checked our work it was all wrong so basically we had to start all over and we were just a week away. Sadly 2 of out group members weren’t collaborating to do their work and to be honest it got me a little mad because at the end I had to type their paragraphs and theirs slide on the PowerPoint. At first I was like I should just let them get in trouble for not doing their part but I realized it was group and we were going to be scored as a group so I had to put my best effort to getting this project done. I came several times to your class room to type and finish the power point and in my opinion Mr. Haymore we were able to finish the end of the power point thanks to you being so kind and letting us print and borrow the computers so you also get credit. Thankfully we were almost done and Tuesday I think I just had to add pictures and the resources which I also did because my group members didn’t wanted to meet well we did but we didn’t have a computer so I decided to finish it. We had to rehearse on Tuesday but we didn’t have our PowerPoint finished so we just said what we had in our flashcards.  I was trying to memorize my part on Wednesday; that’s me leaving everything to the last minute. But on the weekend I had to go buy my clothes because my mom wanted me to look professional and I had to good clothes in my closet so we went and luckily found something. I really didn’t like it but at least I had something to put on. The big day had arrived and I was so nervous like always and I still remember searching up on google tips on how to not be nervous in a presentation. So we came out of school I went running to my house curled my hair and at the same time memorizing my part. It was time for me to leave the house and come to school I was going to meet my mom at school as well. Then 5:15 came and then one of my team members didn’t dress put and forgot her flashcards was so mad because it was obvious she didn’t care but at least she knew some of her information. We said our names and started with the presentation it was about to be my turn and I felt heart pumping 2000 heart beats per minute but I did better than I had thought because they said they liked my graph and it was very good. I was happy and relieved. Today I reserved my score and got a 3.  

     



Friday, December 5, 2014

When you tell one lie it leads t another

                        Paul Hatch 
When you tell one lie it leads to another     So you lie without even trying        
So you tell two lies cover each other                 And each lie you tell will keep
Then you tell three lies and, Oh brother,                multiplying
You’re in trouble up to your ears!              ‘Till the whole wide world will know
So you tell four lies to try to protect you               you’re lying
Then you tell five lies so folks won’t suspect           Then you’ll be
                    You                                                               Suspected
Then you tell sic lies and you’ll collect                     Detected
A life filled with worries and fears                          Rejected
‘Cause you can’t remember how many lies          Neglected
                 You’ve told                                                Disliked
And half the things you say aren’t true                         And you should!
And sometimes you’ll slip up, you’ll trip u  When you lie, you’re closing the door
               And then                                                       on everything good.
Student Success Statement
“When you tell one lie, it leads to Another”
                    By: Paul Hatch



ALWAYS SPEAK THE TRUTH
 Reflection

I surely agree with this quote from Paul Hatch because once you make up one lied you might have to come up with more to back up the first lied. So if you think you’re just going to get away with one lie think about it twice and you’re going to realized that’s just the beginning of a life full of lies you’re going to live with. 

Wednesday, December 3, 2014

Student Success Statement
 The 3 questions
1.    Can people trust me to do what’s right?
2.     Am I committed to doing my very best?
3.    Do I treat people the way I want to be treated?
À                   “If the answers to these questions are Yes, there is no way you can fail it.”

                        By: Lou Holtz
Reflection

I think that if you always try and do what you can and try your best to do what’s right for you then you just have to take full responsibility for your actions for example if you don’t treat people the way they would love to be treated than don’t expect for them to treat you different .You’re going to be treated just like you treat them. Also you want to be trustworthy for people to trust you and rely on you because there’s going to be times when you would need to trust someone and if you don’t have anyone you’re going to regret it.
Diagnostic Radiologist
Duties and Responsibilities
As a radiologist, you'll examine various types of images, including x-rays, computed tomography (CT) scans, mammograms, ultrasounds, and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans. You might operate the machinery used to collect these images, though this task is often delegated to radiology technologists. Radiologists also occasionally monitor imaging sessions run by radiologic technologists and technicians. Patients' primary doctors often consult with radiologists on results of imaging procedures. In such cases, you may be responsible for recommending courses of treatment or suggesting that additional images be taken. You may also administer nuclear medicine, oncology, or other radiation techniques to treat patients with illnesses or diseases. In addition, you'll perform many of the same duties as a general physician, such as examining patients, recording medical histories, and prescribing medications. 
Salary
The annual salary of a diagnostic Radiologist is about 216,577.
Education
The first step in becoming a radiologist is to obtain a bachelor’s degree. Pre-medicine students may major in any subject but need to meet prerequisites in math, biology, organic and inorganic chemistry, physics and the humanities. Students can strengthen their medical school application by earning academic honors, volunteering, conducting scientific research and achieving high scores on the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT). Many four-year colleges and universities have pre-med advisors who assist students in planning an appropriate program of study.

Next, aspiring radiologists move on to medical school. Because radiology is an extremely competitive specialty, candidates must excel academically in order to compete for available residencies. They will also benefit from top scores on Steps I and II of the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE).


Reflection

NO I would not like to become a radiologist because im not looking forward to becoming that but it sounds interesting.