"Education is the latch key to success" is Gordon B. Hinckley's famous quote. I believe that he is correct because most of the people we look up to like Bill Gates and Obama all had a great education. Obama didn't start very well but, once he got a grip on his life he ended up becoming president. Bill Gates was a dropout. The difference between him and most people who drop out is the Bill Gates dropped out of his final year at harvard while most people can't even graduate from high school. I think this is true because, my brother's couldn't even finish high school, so now they are stuck working in restaurants. That's why I have to graduate from high school.
Wednesday, September 9, 2015
Acupuncture
Acupuncture
Duties
and Responsibilities:
Some of an acupuncturist’s duties include inserting fine
needles into acupuncture points, which help restore the flow of qi. Once the qi
Is restored than the natural healing process will take place. This can help to
cure musculo-skeletal disorders, respiratory and circulatory disorders, and
gastrointestinal disorders, etc.
Salary:
There are different types of acupuncturist which include;
massage therapist $35,970, Physical Therapist Assistants & Aides $39,430,
and Chiropractor which make $66,160 annually.
Education:
One must go to an Acupuncture College for at least 3-4
years. They must also have a Master’s Degree in Acupuncture or in Oriental
Medicine.
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Reflection:
I would not like to be an Acupuncturist because I just
believe that it is not a very exciting job. Once again I would much rather be
an electronic engineer. I don’t really like touching people so it is just not
the job for me. I also might get tense that I might hurt the person I’m
supposed to be healing .
My Hobbies
Some of my hobbies include things such as playing video games. I also really enjoy playing basketball. I got interested in video games when I was two years old. I had gotten my first gameboy in 2002. This gift would be one to change the way I live. Video games can take you to a different world where you can do whatever you want. You can kill people, race in flying cars, the possibilities are infinite. I got interested in basketball when I was in fourth grade. We hadn't done much in recess, until one day we decided to play basketball. That desison was one of the best I have ever made. When I got into middle school, I started getting a bit more curious on what other sports I could play, besides basketball. Then me and some of my friends decided to play football, then soccer and that's what we would play whenever the field was open, which wasn't very often. I also like to play video-games with two of my friends because they're the only two people I know that don't get annoying when playing video-games. We play almost anything we can get our hands on. I also like to cook, since my dad has a restaurant he taught me how to cook really nicely and delicious. Those are all of my hobbies.
Audiologist
Audiologist
Duties
and Responsibility
Audiologists are ear specialists. Normally they work with patients who have
problems with hearing, balance or other ear related problems. They normally
work in health care but some also work in schools. Common duties include identifying,
assessing and environments. Most of their work is centered on the need of
hearing aids.
Salary:
Audiologist make up to $69,720 USD
Education:
A doctoral degree in audiology is required of all
individuals who want to become an audiologist. The graduate program usually
requires four years to complete. You must already have a bachelor’s degree to
enroll in this program. It usually includes genetics, anatomy, physiology, communication
development, and much more.
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A Picture:
Reflection:
I would consider being an audiologist because it looks
like it is a very easy job. An audiologist most of the time looks like a calm
mellow person. But I feel like with one little mistake you can end up ruining
someone’s hearing. But, on the other hand you can also give people who can’t
hear very well the chance to hear once more.
Tuesday, September 1, 2015
Ambulance Dispatcher
Ambulance Dispatcher
Duties
and Responsibility:
Ambulance emergency dispatchers receive emergency calls
by telephone, radio system, or computer-aided dispatch system. They question
callers to obtain the information needed to determine an appropriate course of
action. They also must create and maintain logs of calls received and prepare
reports as necessary. Experienced dispatchers might assist in training new
dispatchers.
Salary:
An ambulance dispatcher earns about $36,000-$56,000 annually.
Education:
To become an ambulance dispatcher you must at least have
a high school diploma. Ambulance dispatchers must also go through a training
school where they are taught procedures such as CPR, intervention techniques,
and ambulance route planning as well as computer systems used by dispatchers.
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Reflection:
I would not like to be an ambulance dispatcher because
they don’t get paid very well. Although they do save people’s lives, I believe
that electronic engineering is much more of a hands on career. If anything I
would rather be an ambulance driver because at least then I will be part of the
action.
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