part 3 (student success statement)

"Obedience is a central to become, being, and remaining happy."

-David A. Bednar

reflection:

obedience is important in life for many reasons. for example one reason is because if you have a job and your boss tells you to get some files from his computer that are really important to the company and you decide to not do it because you became lazy the consequences to that is that you might get fired not have a job and its more even important if you have a family that you have to take care of. 

100+ goals commitment(part 2)

I have been doing well on my 100+ goals. I have achieved many of my goals. I also have failed in many of my goals but I do plan to achieve my goals. I will be committed as to reading my goals every day as a lifetime. 

part 1 of finals

1.      What did you like best about this class?

·        One of the things that I liked about his class is being able to get to know more about computers and that Mr.Haymore told me to always choose the right!!.

2.      What did you dislike about this class?

·        What I disliked about this class was that every time we met we had research a career and at the end it got kind of boring but other than that it was all good in the hood.

3.      What can you recommend to improve the class?

·        I recommend to improve the obedience in this class as to everyone that disrespected  Mr.Haymore .

4.      What will you always remember about this class?

5.      What I will always remember about this class is that Mr.Haymore always told us to choose the right!!.

STUDENT SUCCESS STATEMENT

Choose the right!!

Student success statement

“When obedience becomes our goal, it is no longer an irritation; instead of a stumbling block, it becomes a building block.”

-James E. Faust

Reflection:

When obedience becomes something we do regularly in our life style then instead of you always complaining about having to be obedient then you just get used to it.obedience it a very important word because without it then most of your life would be ruined. ALWAYS CHOOSE THE RIGHT!!!

Plastic surgeon

Plastic surgeon

Research: look for and provide the following:

Duties and responsibilities:

Plastic surgeons have lengthy education requirements, including a medical doctor degree and a minimum of five years of residency training. The article below discusses training in more detail and provides plastic surgeons' job duties and career outlook. Schools offering Surgical Technology degrees can also be found in these popular choices.

Salary:

The annual wage of a plastic surgeon $343,848

Education:

Plastic surgeons require extensive training in medical and surgical procedures. To become a plastic surgeon, you typically must first hold a 4-year undergraduate degree and complete pre-medical courses, such as biology, chemistry and physics. You'll then spend another four years in medical school to earn a Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) or Doctor of Osteopathy (D.O.) degree.

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Reflection: Do you think you would like to be one? Why? Why Not?

I don’t think I would be interested in being a plastic surgeon.

Student success statement

Choose the right!!!!!!!

Student success statement

“Obedience is the great test of life.”

-Thomas S. Monson

Reflection:

Obedience is a really important word in life. Without it many bad things happen because people don’t want to listen. Many teenagers think that when their parents tell them to do something that is good they think that their parents tell them to be bugging them but in reality they tell them because they care about them and they love them.

neurologist

Neurologist

Research: look and provide the following:

Duties and responsibilities:

Neurologists may work in hospitals, clinics or universities treating patients, conducting research or teaching students. They are experts at the diagnosis and treatment of neurological disorders, including stroke, dementia and intramuscular diseases. As clinicians, neurologists examine patients and may order and interpret diagnostic tests in order to determine the best course of treatment. As researchers, they may participate in clinical studies and other research, write articles for medical journals and give presentations at professional meetings.

Salary:

Median $228,161

Education:

Similar to other physicians, neurologists must begin their careers by going to college and then attending medical school. As an undergraduate, aspiring doctor who major in a science, such as biology, chemistry or physics, will be better prepared for a medical school curriculum. Although most colleges do not have a pre-med major because medical schools do not require any specific major, some schools do offer a pre-med concentration that may include the biology, chemistry, physics and math courses required by medical schools.

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Reflection: do you think you would like to be one?

Why? Why not?

I would actually be interested in becoming a neurologist because it sounds interesting.