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Christopher Hill
Chris' response to Sam
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Good post, I agree. It is important to understand that not all failures have to end in failure. Most always it is an opportunity to learn. Like Edison said, "I have not failed, I have just found out 10,000 ways it will not work." I feel that too many times people get disheartened and give up on their dreams or aspirations due to slight failures. The only mortal failure is if you quit trying.
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Eric Allen
RE: Unit III Discussion Board Question
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I have had many successful failures in my life. To me a successful failure means that I have learned from my failure. In the fire department I would kinda say sometimes we embrace a successful failure. What I mean by this is sometimes we lose our battle but if we all come home safe then it's a good thing. But a successful failure is a good opportunity to learn and make changes. I the fire service you have to make decisions at the speed of light. So we take our decisions very seriously and mostly try to write procedures to make the same decisions all the time. These procedure have been developed by some successful failures. An example of a successful failure that happened recently was an apparatus fender bender. It was a failure in the aspect of a piece of equipment has a dent. The successful side of this is that we developed a better apparatus backing policy with the input of the crews involved in the incident. The collaboration between firefighters, officers, and chief officers made great improvements to our policy. This was accomplished by the identity of the issues when backing up, evaluation of the needs to fix the issues, and the addition of backup cameras on the older apparatus. What aspect of problem solving do you find to be the hardest for you?
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Unit IV Discussion Board Question 200 words
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The selected films present stories of characters whose perceptions are distorted by various filters. How did your movie's depiction affect your understanding of perception? (remember to list your movie) After answering this question, post at least one question of your own, focusing on other issues discussed in Chapter 4 that you also see as part of the film.
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Unit V Discussion Board Question 200 words
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What is the "proof" for your faith (or non-faith?) After answering this question, post at least one question of your own, focusing on other issues discussed in Chapter 5 that you also see as part of the film.
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RESPOND TO EACH STUDENT 150 WORDS EACH
Brian Fallon
Brian Fallon replying to Sam Week 3
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Sam,
1. Love the post. It is very honest. I think all of us would lying if we did not admit technology is a distraction. It is incredibly hard at times to fight to separate one self from the lure of the phone. I personally don't have social media but there is plenty of other distractions that divert my attention on the phone. I like your solution to simply deactivating certain programs to break fee of the clutches of social media. Sometimes you have expend extreme efforts to realign priorities. I hope I can expend the same amount of effort to realign when necessary. Thanks for sharing and being so forth coming.
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2. Rossana Champagne
Rossana's response to Sam
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Sam,
2. Great post. You learn about others and their distractions they might fall victim too. I also like how you are willing to not only put yourself first, but your education as well by allowing your friends to exit your life because they do not understand the importance of your responsibilities. It can be hard, but sometimes it must be done. I myself, have a few circle of friends for that very reason. The friends I do have an understanding that not only my education is important, but my happiness as well. Are you able to identify your distractions quickly, or when it's too late? I sometimes have a problem figuring it out when it can be too late. But I try to not allow the distractions to become a habit, which, can sometimes be difficult.
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HUM 1000
Unit IV Discussion Board Question
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All learners have different ways of learning, remembering things, and even studying course material. Several students and professionals have used various learning strategies (study techniques), and each technique can be effective as long as it has been paired with the right person. For instance, a visual learner may not remember as much simply by listening to the material. A visual learner needs to see it and visualize it, right? For this discussion, describe the learning strategy (study technique) you prefer, and briefly explain why you believe it works for you. What works best for you, and why? With any luck, we can learn from each other throughout this discussion.
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Unit V Discussion Board Question
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Rehearsal, rehearsal, rehearsal…I’m sure you get the point, right? Rehearsal is an important concept to retain in the process of learning. Many of us, if not all of us, have experienced some form of eye-opening discovery as a result of rehearsal. For instance, have you ever watched a motion picture for the second or third time before identifying something you did not see before? Maybe you read a book or participated in a conversation, and the second round revealed something new. With each experience, we become better audience members, better readers, and better conversationalists, and we can look deeper into the content of the message being delivered. For this discussion, share one of your own everyday experiences with rehearsal (learning something new during or after the second round). Or, share an example of using rehearsal for a future event and explain how rehearsal could be beneficial toward a thorough learning experience.
Question 5
1. Using your own words, briefly summarize Chaffee’s description of the relationship between perception and belief?
Question 6
2. Describe the lenses through which YOU experience reality. Be sure to write about your own personal lenses, not in general terms.
Question 7
How are inferences different from judgments?
Question 8
1. What are the advantages for practicing moral decision-making in YOUR life? Please answer this from your own personal perspective.
