Hi, I'm Charlyarta Johnson, but everyone knows me as (C.J.). I reside in Miami, FL. I love reading my Bible, attending church, and spending time with my dog, J.J. I also like taking leisurely strolls on the beach and helping out at my cousin's daycare. I am studying Early Childhood Education. My goal is to further my education to become a guidance counselor. Respond to this topic postively

Hello everyone my name is Nathan.My major is Health Psychology, My hobbies would be cooking, I love to play board games and play D&D. My family is all around the place my parents are here in Idaho my brother is in Ohio and my other brother is in Colorado I am from around here in Idaho Falls so not too far if you are on campus.My Career goals is to eventually be a therapist at some point, however that needs at least a masters. That means I will need something to help me pay for that degree so I will likely end up in something like HR or as a counselor for a few years.Something I would think this class could help with is when I eventually do some type of studies I believe that this could help me to better understand the public at large and better help me to understand what does what. I personally would like to learn more about disease as that is something as a psychologist I could benefit understanding. I plan to be on the side of Humanistic therapy and that often includes not only a mental approach, but also a psychical one. Reply

In the final weeks of every academic year, all the students at my school have to meet with our so-called guidance counselors. It’s an odd name: I see my guidance counselor maybe ten minutes a year, and she never provides much guidance or counsel. She just signs the paperwork that lets me set my schedule for the next school year.My appointment was scheduled for today, so I left chemistry class early to go to Ms. Watson’s office. I had a light purple form in my hand where I’d already checked the boxes of all of the classes I wanted to take. After a curt greeting, Ms. Watson slid her reading glasses down and studied my form.“Advanced calculus and physics,” she said incredulously. “Are you sure you can manage all that?”“Of course I can,” I said, taken aback by her gall. “I have the best grades in my chemistry class right now. And besides, I want to become an engineer, so I need to learn a lot about science and math.”“I don’t know,” she tutted. “Those grades might slip if you take too many challenging classes at the same time. We don’t want you to burn out from the stress.”“I can handle it,” I replied with an uneasy smile. I didn’t want to seem rude or impudent, but I was insulted by her lack of faith in me. “Maybe you could speak with my current teachers or call my parents. They’ll tell you…”“No, no, no time for that,” she interrupted, absentmindedly signing the purple form. “I have another ten advisory meetings this hour. Best of luck with your classes next year, but don’t be afraid to make an appointment with me if you need to drop anything later.”I fumed out of the office and back to the chemistry lab. Why did she doubt me so much?No sources were consulted in the composition of this passage.SubmitIn paragraph 1, the narrator calls Ms. Watson a "so-called" guidance counselor because she believes

In the final weeks of every academic year, all the students at my school have to meet with our so-called guidance counselors. It’s an odd name: I see my guidance counselor maybe ten minutes a year, and she never provides much guidance or counsel. She just signs the paperwork that lets me set my schedule for the next school year.My appointment was scheduled for today, so I left chemistry class early to go to Ms. Watson’s office. I had a light purple form in my hand where I’d already checked the boxes of all of the classes I wanted to take. After a curt greeting, Ms. Watson slid her reading glasses down and studied my form.“Advanced calculus and physics,” she said incredulously. “Are you sure you can manage all that?”“Of course I can,” I said, taken aback by her gall. “I have the best grades in my chemistry class right now. And besides, I want to become an engineer, so I need to learn a lot about science and math.”“I don’t know,” she tutted. “Those grades might slip if you take too many challenging classes at the same time. We don’t want you to burn out from the stress.”“I can handle it,” I replied with an uneasy smile. I didn’t want to seem rude or impudent, but I was insulted by her lack of faith in me. “Maybe you could speak with my current teachers or call my parents. They’ll tell you…”“No, no, no time for that,” she interrupted, absentmindedly signing the purple form. “I have another ten advisory meetings this hour. Best of luck with your classes next year, but don’t be afraid to make an appointment with me if you need to drop anything later.”I fumed out of the office and back to the chemistry lab. Why did she doubt me so much?No sources were consulted in the composition of this passage.SubmitConflict is the opposition that main characters must face to achieve their goals. Which type of conflict is featured in this passage?APerson versus Person, in which the main character struggles against another character (the antagonist or villain)BPerson versus Nature, in which the main character struggles against forces of the natural worldCPerson versus Self, in which the main character struggles with an internal decision or choiceDPerson versus Society, in which the main character struggles against man-made rules or situations, such as discrimination

Who or what inspires you for further education?

Counselors at state employment agencies can tell job seekers about training and education opportunities to upgrade their skills.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse PreviousNext