1. Review all documents in the Anna Garcia tab of your PBS Course File and information on the classroom evidence board. With a partner, compile all of the possible causes of death you listed on the autopsy reports. List these possible causes in your laboratory journal.…
The classroom looks with a good environment, clean, nice paint color walls decorate with children projects, bright, and pleasing for the children can play and learn by playing. I observed “Dee” mom left waiving her hand and blowing kisses to “Dee” and he do it the same thing to his mom. I hear the teacher asking “Dee do you…
those relating to misbehaver, can be dealt with and resolved according to law and school policy…
“Where it is known that students arrive at school at a certain time the responsibility of the school to provide adequate supervision for the students commences at that time.” (DETWA, 2007 P.11) The teacher’s actions in this scenario are a perfect example of providing reasonable care for the immediate and on-going safety of these students. The reminder of the student’s responsibility given by the teacher aims not to lecture, however to prevent future incidents from reoccurring. By having a designated area and supervising teacher the school already has put into place appropriate measures to provide care for students who arrive at school before the desired time. Sending students to the designated area, Mrs Witmer insures that they will be supervised and in turn decreases any possible risks from occurring. Noting students’ name allows the teaching staff to document how often certain students arrive early to school and take appropriate actions if the same issue keeps resurfacing, for example, call parents and arrange a meeting to discuss.…
People that chew with their mouths open are people repellents. Nobody wants to be friends with the person chomping away at their meal. For as long as I can remember I've known at least one person I wanted to smack across the face because of their poor eating skills. Chewing with your mouth open also makes you look like you belong in a barn with animals.…
In contrast, eating way too fast is one of the many pet peeves my parents have. It’s due to the fact that it’s a form of bad manners at the table. It isn’t healthy because it contributes to weight gain, and it’s not filling unlike eating slower which nourishes you and doesn’t contribute to weight gain. These are the reasons my parents want me to eat slower. Furthermore, being off task is another pet peeve my parents have with me. They want me to put as much effort as I can into my studies. It irritates them that I am being off task because I could have just used my time wisely to study and/or do school work. They also notice that I tend to get distracted easily when I am off task which doesn’t help my…
Some of my pet peeves are smoking, people going into my room, people saying the phrase “yah know” (when I don’t), when people try to act all cool, when people take my sarcasm seriously, another is when I pick up a rock and skip it I all- of-a- sudden get a feeling to grap another and maybe the next one that stands out. The smoking part comes from the fact that the bathrooms in this school always smell like crap because of all the stuff that people do in them. It’s almost enough to make you choke, recently I was walking into the bathroom and a guy gets out of the stall, and walks up to me and blows smoke straight into my face. They smoke all sorts of crap in there, from cigarettes, probably marijuana, and crack. The next one is about my dislike of people going into my room, I prefer my privacy, I like to keep to myself and I don’t like it when people mess with my stuff. I prefer to do things my way and that’s how it is. I don’t appreciate it when someone comes into my room and puts something up, because then I don’t know where it is and I get mad. Everyone has a certain way they do something, and I don’t appreciate it when people try and mess up mine. The next is when people say “yah know” like five times in maybe two sentences. My step-mom does this all the time and I’ve given up trying to correct her because she tells me to shut up and mind my own business; I don’t really know why this is a peeve for me but it is. Next is my peeve about people trying to act all “cool.” They go walking down the hallway with their pants sagging just like their IQ has and add a little foot movement and bam! They are all-of- a- sudden think they’re so cool. It just really ticks me off because obviously they aren’t, I mean the least they could do might be to not show their boxers, and I don’t really think anyone wants to see them. Next is about my sarcasm, I love being sarcastic, it’s one of the things that I do best. What I don’t like about it is that there are…
How many times have you sat next to a person who just has to mutter their email, text message, or conversation on the phone? So you're just sitting there, playing Angry Birds on your phone and the next thing you hear is a secretary texting her boss. Not only is it the click click click, but if she's mumbling it, it’s even worse. Or some one talking on their phone as loud as they can?…
Sometimes school forgets to think about the feelings of girls when they tell them that they are violating the dress code. The school administers has been rude about the dress code, and how they address the problem. Teachers has called out girls for their clothing, and they were rude instead of being polite by taking the girl aside and quietly talking to her (“Rosalind Classroom Conversation”). I don’t believe that the teachers are realizing they are being rude about telling the girls that they are violating a dress code, but before they say anything they should stop to think about the appropriate way to address the problem. When the school administrators call out girls for their dress code, the student who is being called out starts to feel…
The students should also know what is acceptable in their behaviour and what’s not; this can be done through a class contract.…
One of the most distracting things about high school is definitely all of the public displays of affection. This is otherwise known as P.D.A. It’s in the hallways, classrooms, and even sometimes in the lunchroom! P.D.A is just plain disruptive and needs to be stopped.…
resisting arrest. how did it all start? if you trace the life of crime to its…
Have you ever walked down the hallways of our school and seen so momentous that all public displays of affection should be banned? As a student I walk through these halls every day and the gravest thing I have seen is a kiss that lasted a bit too long. That doesn’t seem enough to grant banning all forms of public displays of affection (PDA). I believe that it should not be banned. Hugging is not just a way to show affection, high school is supposed to get us ready for our life beyond BHHS, and finally PDA keeps people in line, no fights etc., and banning it would lead to student’s unhappiness and therefore our enthusiasm to work would diminish.…
intervention should be put in place to improve the students’ attitude to meet up with the…
Jay, T.B. (1996). What to Do When Your Students Talk Dirty. San Jose: Resource Publications, Inc.…