My Experince at HCOP

If this is the space to be honest about this program here it goes. I thought it was okay, I feel like the "student interns" that we were suppose to be didn't reach its fulfillment. There was only ONE field trip that we got to go on that was out of Springfield, I understand that when you don't have communication that things fall though. But I fell like the people who said "let's have 20 so new kids come into the program" should have had all the field trips planned out before the program even started. Seeing how we only went to one college that was outside of Springfield just made my program experience loss a lot of points. Also the teachers in this program they could of had a better positive attitude about the HCOP program. The teens might of not had a positive outlook on the program but what do you want from us? I know some of us only came here for the money because we all need to get by. I think when you get older, you want to start providing for yourself and that's what we came here for. The money. Not all the teachers had a bad attitude about the program, majority of them had a good outcome. But when you are having a bad day, at the least you can tell your "students" that your not going to have a good day today. Like you told us to tell you when we're having a bad day. You could tell us also. The kids at the program should have left the middle school drama at middle school. I will probably get bashed for this but whatever. But thank you lord for having six weeks go by that fast. Other than that my experience wasn't that bad. It was just average. In my eyes things could be changed around a lot. Its pretty nice when the adults here judge you and tell you that high school teachers judge you too. Then you tell the kids not to judge others but than you do it yourself. Some hypocrite that you are. Maybe if the adults were a good role model then maybe others will follow. This is just my HONEST opinion on this HCOP program.

Three Viruses That I Learned About

Influenza: 
Influenza is like a seasonal flu. You can get the vaccination so you have an 80% chance of not getting influenza. Symptoms are diarrhea, fever, aches, and fatigue. You can help have a better chance of preventing influenza by getting the vaccine. 

Mono:
Mono is a kissing disease. The people who are most likely contract mono are teenagers and young adults. The symptoms of mono are enlarged lymph nodes, lack of energy, fatigue, a loss of appetite and the chills. Contracting mono can be prevented by not coming into close contact with an infected person and practicing excellent hygiene. 

Stomach Virus:
Stomach virus does not actually attack the stomach. The stomach virus attack the small intestine which feels like the stomach. Symptoms are dizziness, vomiting, diarrhea, and feeling uncomfortable. You can prevent stomach virus by practicing personal hygiene not sharing personal items and washing your hands when your done using the bathroom and before you eat.    

Career Interests&Aptitude Tests

Test Number One: http://career.missouri.edu/students/majors-careers/skills-interests/career-interest-game/?menu=student&expand=si
- The careers that appeal to me the most are Counselor/Therapist (SAE) and Preschool Worker (SEA).

Test Number Two: http://www.careerpath.com
- The results I got from taking the 'Job Discovery Wizard' test are Recreation Workers, Fire Investigator, and Teacher Assistants. Since I had seven pages of job results I just picked three that first came up. I would enjoy working at these jobs, or maybe even having them as a career. But my ideal job is working social working. I enjoy helping people with their problems because everyone deserves at better life or even a second chance at things.

Test Number Three: www.careerpath.com/career-tests/color-test
- I am a creator. Keywords: Nonconforming, impulsive, expressive, romantic, sensitive and emotional. Basically this means that I do what I want on my own time and make up my own schedule. Also expressing how you feel is a big thing for me and having self expression that should be practiced daily. Occupations I would have are based on arts and entertaining others with freedom of expression. I somewhat agree with these results but not entirely. I think it would be fun to have occupations that are based on arts and entertaining others, but that is not what I would like to do. I would like to be in the field of a social worker.


Research of Carl Jung and Isabel Briggs Myers: 
- Carl Jung described the physiological types of people's lives. to an understanding of which we would understand. In the making of the MBIT Isabel and her mother Katherine wanted to make insights of theory's to individuals and groups. They addressed these related ideas int the development and application of the MBIT.

Test Number Four: http://humanmetrics.com/cgi-win/JTypes1.htm
- My results are ESFJ. I am sightly expressed extrovert, moderately expressed sensing, moderately expressing feeling, and sightly expressed judging. I agree with the results because this is how my personality is.

What Does This Game Do?: http://my.monster.com/career-Planning/Pathing.aspx
-  This game is a career planning activity. This helps try to reach your goal as to what you want your career to be. Career planning is beneficial because you have a plan as to how to follow your dreams. When you have a plan you have a path that you can follow and be constant with. The thicker the answers is the most common path that is chosen to get to the career of your choice. This website will help you plan a path to your career.

3 Questions for WNEC

1. How many people apply a year to WNEC?
2. What is WNEC mainly about?
3. Do most of the students that go to WNEC live on campus?

Outsmarting Killer Bacteria - Actricle Review

 Dr. Micha Fridman of Tel Aviv University conducted a study to see how altering antibiotics to be affective to help fight off drug resistant bacteria. When having a bacteria that is drug resistant to the common antibiotics often lead to death. There are 90,000 deaths a year in the US that are from the bacteria that is drug resistant. Turning the mechanism against itself turns the enzymes that inactive the antibiotic into a drug to help cure the infection. Having these finding is going to be a major improvement that will save many lives. When this study gets fully developed this may help cure infections that are difficult to impossible with current antibiotics. This is important because this finding to help save people's lives that have a difficult or impossible bacteria that would like to be healed.