6, Question 4 A team meeting that I recently attended was a staff meeting at the school that I work at. The principal will have an agenda that the staff can grab before the meeting, so that they can see what types of topics will be talked about. The principal always supplies chocolate to the teachers if they want it, which is a nice extra! The principal of this school is also aware when paraeducators do not need to attend the meeting, and lets us know ahead of time. For most of the time during staff meetings the principal is the facilitator. Another professional might also have something that they are talking about. For example, sometimes a counselor will talk about students with behavior issues, the special education teacher will talk about students with IEPS, or the Title 1 teacher will talk about testing. Most staff meetings feel fairly informal, unless there is something serious that needs to be talked about. But for most of the time, the staff meetings feel like open forum. A topic is addressed, and staff can openly talk about their opinions with the rest of the people attending. If another member disagrees, or has something to add they are permitted to do so. In most cases, the conversation stays civil as everyone understands that we are all there for the good of the students. The principal will usually take the roll …show more content…
For example, a few weeks ago we had a technology person come in to talk about google drive, google documents, and signing in to different chromebooks. Whenever there is a meeting about technology it seems as though there is not enough time, and too many questions to be answered at the meeting. Teaching technology can also be difficult because of the varying levels of the people who are learning about it. I have been using google programs for the past six years, and have been trained using them but other people in my building have barely used
Attending an NA meeting during finals was one of my smarter decisions, as I procrastinate my work until the very last minute this week. However, in my opinion, going to a meeting was a good type of procrastination compared to other things I could be doing. Instead of going with the same friend this time, I asked a friend who was struggling with a ________ addiction. Not knowing that I was aware of his addiction, I asked him to join so I didn’t have to go alone; and he was more than happy to join me. I was very happy he agreed to join, because hopefully it helps him with his personal addiction, and he continues to return to the meetings.
I consider my care staff to be my patient care coordinators, treatment coordinators, and assistants. Doctor’s and Hygienists also need to be meet with to understand their philosophy and what I can do as a Manager to make there day run as smooth as possible. As a leader the staff needs to understand my philosophy, their expectations of other and what I would expect of them short and long term. Further 1:1 meetings in the following 30 days would be set up to further address after observation is completed.
This is a reflective essay based on my attendance at a multidisciplinary team (MDT) meeting whilst on my two-week placement at a local mental health day hospital. The aim of this essay is to discuss the importance of the multidisciplinary team within the mental health environment and discuss factors that can influence the success or failure of multidisciplinary teams.
I will be discussing about my reflection on the Six Week Group Content/Intervention Mid-term project and my internship. The assignment is on Psychoeducational and Counseling Groups for adolescents who are encountering dating violence from their partner. I will be discussing the paper and the critical knowledge that I obtained after completing the assignment.
According to Masters, healthcare has become so complex today that it takes several professional providers delivering care in a collaborative environment to improve client health outcomes. The facility that I am currently employed for uses interdisciplinary collaboration every day. While I am at work, I am able to collaborate with several different disciplines to ensure the resident receives the proper care.
The AA meeting I attended took place at a church. The church that holds the meeting has a beginner AA meeting that meets Monday nights at 7 pm. However, I decided to go to the regularly meeting which takes place an hour later at 8 pm. I felt as though I would get more out of the regular meetings and get a sense of what regular AA members talk about. Before arriving at the meeting, I was a little anxious because I felt like as though I would be out of place, and I would be intruding on the members who come to the meetings for support. Also before attending, for some unknown reason, I imagined the meeting would to be similar to AA meeting featured in movies. Contrary to what I thought, the meeting was completely different. When I arrived at
The transitions of care meeting was an insightful look into the decision making process that determines the next course of action and the discharge date and conditions for a patient. One aspect of the healthcare system that I learned about was the significant role insurance plays in determining the care a patient receives. As medical students we are often thought about giving the best possible treatment. However, realistically the care that a physician is able to provide is certainly influenced by the insurance that a patient has. For instance, although the physicians wanted to transfer the patient to an acute rehabilitation facility, the insurance only covered sub-acute rehabilitation and thus, the doctors decided to transfer the patient to sub-acute rehabilitation care.
Group therapy is considered one of the most resourceful forms of therapy. The benefits to group therapy can be both cost-effective and a great means of support (Corey, Corey & Corey, 2014). The process of experiencing ideas and viewpoints expressed by your peers allows group members to become more susceptible to the counseling procedure. Group counseling also helps individuals to feel a sense of belonging due to similar situations and experiences shared by the group. The sense of support from group members can be an excellent means towards developing long-lasting relationships and developing communication skills needed to move forward during the counseling phase. In this paper, I will discuss my experiences throughout the group-counseling phase.
In a team-oriented setting, everyone contributes to how well the group succeeds overall. You work with fellow members of the group to complete the work that needs to be done. Having the right people in the correct roles is an important factor in measuring the success of a team, where you are united with the other members to complete the main goals. Every group is made up of definite strengths and weaknesses. Our team's 3-5 major strengths necessary to work accordingly consist of Informer, Summarizer, Orienter, Piggy-Backer, and Encourager. One of our strengths as a team is that we get input from everyone involved. Every member of our team is a leader in some way. Part of being a good leader is knowing how important it is to receive the best ideas from each member of their team. We attend group meetings where we discuss any challenges, issues, and problems. At these meetings, we often exchange ideas or brainstorm new ones with each other and come up with the best and most creative team solutions as potential answers to those perceived problems.
Birds and Flowers of the Four Seasons (四季花鳥図屏風) depicts white-naped cranes, a red-crowned crane with its young, a pair of ducks, and various small birds alongside seasonal vegetation in the four seasons. The medium is a pair of six panel folding screens, using ink, color, gold, and gold leaf on paper, dated at mid 16th century. Image is 63 1/4 x 142 in. (160.7 x 360.7 cm) and overall is 69 3/8 x 148 1/2 in. (176.2 x 377.2 cm). The met museum description of the art states that this artwork celebrates the cyclical progression of the seasons. Images of the seasons in Japanese art demonstrates how nature is a central theme in their Shinto religion. Their kami (Shinto gods) have great influence in the lives of the people of Japan who respect and worship the kami. The kami are found in everything in Japan, from mountains to rivers to animals, each having impact over nature and people.
From the beginning, where we were unfamiliar with each other and became a team, my team and I had started to learn each other name and getting to know each other. Throughout each meeting, we slowly start to feel more comfortable and open minded with each other. Not only are we getting familiar with each other, each meeting that was held we progress of becoming an effective team member, we learn our strengths and weaknesses of everyone. During the meetings, we learn many concepts from the textbook, “Communicating in Small Groups: Principles and Practices” by Steven A. Beebe and John T. Masterson. We were able to learn different types of concept in the textbook and utilized it as a team to complete certain tasks. The three concepts that impacted my team and I are human
In the past, technology was something that was only used in our homes and by the wealthy. However, this has become a thing of the past. Classrooms have become more interactive and lessons seem to be more engaging. Students have been given the opportunity to use Smart Boards, document cameras, projectors, and wireless slates. In order for our students to feel comfortable, when using the different technologies, they must have some amount of background knowledge. If a student is not given this background knowledge, they will have more difficulty utilizing the technology than someone who has the background knowledge. Teachers in classrooms today must also have some type of knowledge of the technology being used. A great way to build this knowledge is to attend training sessions that your district may be holding, and utilize the technology as much as possible.
Working in teams provides an opportunity for individuals to come together and establish a rapport towards others within a group. Teamwork is classified as people with different strengths and skills who work together to achieve a common goal. When a team works well, specific objectives are fulfilled and satisfied. Teamwork plays a crucial role in implementing and fulfilling a common goal in a team project. Each member plays a role and takes on different responsibilities combined together. In different stages of teamwork, conflicts and arguments may occur for as members have different standpoints which need to be harmonized within the team. The key to having an effective teamwork is to explore each member's unique abilities to motivate them.
In order to gain some purpose while working in a group, I know it can be challenging task to do because every group member is required to agree and cooperate. I am privileged to become a part of a group and completed our task successfully. Our group consists of 5 members and we experienced the stages of group development along with which different roles being considered. Our group formed with the common interest of competing and representing ourselves as competent and knowledgeable. The storming phase involved a trial being held to determine the capabilities of each other and positions were found to be disputed due to which we voted on leader of team. In the norming stage, roles of every group member have been stated and identified with the
Throughout this group project, I had an opportunity to observe and reflect how my personality traits contributed to and hindered the success of the team. According to the Big Five Model, I identify myself as low on extroversion, moderate on neuroticism as well as openness and high on agreeableness and conscientiousness.