Student Success Statement The 10 Indian Commandments

Student Success Statement

The 10 Indian Commandments

1. Treat the Earth and all the dwells therein with respect.
2. Remain close to the Great Spirit.
3. Show great respect to your fellow beings.
4. Work together for the benefit of all mankind.
5. Give assistance and kindness wherever needed.
6. Do what you know to be right.
7. Look after the well-being of mind and body.
8. Dedicate a share of your efforts to the greater good.
9. Be truthful and honest at all times. 
10. Take full responsibility for your actions. 

 Reflection: Like every culture and form of governments there are laws or commandments that need to be followed. For Native Americans, there are 10 Indian commandments that are to be followed. This shows us that Native Americans really care about the earth and helping others out. Also that they are willing to do the right thing.

Student Success Statement Alexander Hamilton

Student Success Statement 

"A promise must never be broken"

Alexander Hamilton

Reflection: A promise is something that must be kept forever. It should not be broken because when you break that promise serious consequences are to come. These might including losing a close friend or just them losing their trust on you. I remember one time I broke a promise and I felt really bad so I went to apologize to my friend and luckily she wasn't mad. But we should follow what Alexander Hamilton tells us and that is to not break any promises.

Medical Assistant

Medical Assistant

Duties and Responsibilities: The medical assistant does many things such as assist in examination and treatment of patients under the supervision of a physician. They also measure vital signs, draw blood, and record information on patients’ charts. They also prepare treatment rooms for the examination of patients.

Salary: The annual median salary is $32,754.

Education: To become a medical assistant you need a high school diploma, medical assistant certificate, and 0-2 years of experience in a related field.

Reflection: I don’t think I would like to be one because they have to draw blood and even though I’m okay seeing blood I wouldn't want to draw it out. Also many medical assistants that I've see sometimes can’t find the vein and have a hard time drawing blood and I don’t want to do that. 

Student Success Statement Anonymous

Student Success Statement 

Visualization-Imagination

"What you see is what you get"

Anonymous  

Reflection: This quote is telling us that we have to see ourselves greater so that, that is what we are going to get. We need to be cat that sees itself like a lion. If we have that in mind we will achieve greatness. 

Student Success Statement Henry David Thoreau

Student Success Statement 

"Goodness is the only investment that never fails." 

                 Henry David Thoreau 

Reflection: This statement is very true because when we look for goodness and try to achieve it, we will find it. It will not fail us.

World Records

World Records

1. Longest Nose on a Living Person
2. The record holder is Mehmet Ozyurek.
3. The record was set in March 18, 2010.

1. Longest time to stand on a Swiss ball
2. The record holder is Ashrita Furman.
3. The record was set on December 31, 2010.

1. Fastest mile piggy back race
2. The record holder is Scott Weiss.
3. The record was set in August 14, 2013.

My favorite world record is the Largest Waffle. This one fascinates me the most because we can see that it takes a lot of preparation and ingredients to make a huge waffle. I also really like waffles so that's why I like this record. I wouldn't want to break a world record because I have no clue what I would do. 

Student Success Statement Theodore Hesburgh

Student Success Statement 

"My basic principle is that you don't make decisions because they are easy; you don't make them because they are cheap; you don't make them because they're popular; you make them because they're right."

                       Theodore Hesburgh 

Reflection: I think that this quote is trying to say is that we have a choice to choose which decision is best for us and that is right. We do not make them if they are cheap, popular, or easy. We should follow this principle so that our decisions will not be wrong.