Core competencies post

This year, I used communication and critical thinking as a core competency for my job as a lifeguard. I have work at the YMCA as a lifeguard, swim instructor and shift lead and work around 15 hours per week. My prominent role as a shift lead means I am communicating and leading my coworkers to make sure we are maintaining a safe swim environment. One day, during the 6 o’clock adult swim lessons, the fire alarm went off. Although I have worked at the pool for a year, I had never dealt with an emergency like this. I didn’t know where the fire was but I knew it wasn’t anywhere close to the pool deck. Thinking fast, I was able to use critical thinking to remove everybody from the pool and have them stand by the windows. My coworkers also didn’t know what to do for a fire, so they turned to me as their shift lead. I made sure to communicate with my coworkers and told them to focus on the patrons on the pool deck. When they were making sure the patrons were safely near the exit until further notice, me and another coworker were checking the change rooms making sure everybody was evacuating the building. After getting instructions to evacuate everybody outside, I made sure to safely grab towels for the cold patrons. Many people were taking long to change and not caring about the fire alarm going off. I made sure to communicate with them to tell them they must get out now for their safety. After 10 minutes of trying to get patrons out of the change room, the alarm turned off and my duty manager said it was a false alarm. Everybody ended up changing if not already done or leaving to go home. Although I didn’t know it was a false alarm, it was important to communicate with my coworkers, patrons and other for their safety. I made sure to patiently rush people out of the change room even if they thought blow drying their hair was more important. I learned many core competencies during this event.

information fluency

In lacrosse typically games last an hour, to thirty-minute halves. Now, depending on your gender the rules are different, but some can be the same. Firstly, the game begins with a draw in the middle of the field, Whenever there is a goal the teams do another draw and start over, also known as a faceoff. In both women’s and men’s, you can pass, catch, shoot, and run with the ball in your stick. The only player in the game who can touch the ball with their hands is the goaltender. There are many differences between women’s and men’s, such as women do not wear any pads, you are unable to check the other players body, only their stick. Whereas in men’s you were lots of padding making it, so you can hit the other players, that is the biggest difference. Lacrosse is a like a mix between soccer and hockey, you play it on the field, just like soccer, and it is a very quick and physical game like hockey. So, if you enjoy both soccer and field, I would recommend it

Q3 proud assigment

In Q3 this term my class made linear drawings of animals and calculated the linear equation. For my drawing I drew a Goose. You had to pick 2  horizontal, vertical line and 2 negative and positive slopes. Then you had to find the Y or X for the lines but using counting. Also you had to pick two points and find the X and Y axis for the slopes. Calculating the questions was simple and fun to practice with using your own drawing while practicing your math skills.

Goose-photo

Break the fate- Chicago’s river turns green in celebration of St. Patrick’s day

  1. When I was looking for inspiration on a topic, when a post popped up. It was different places in the world with things coloured green. I noticed the post had a photo of the Chicago river turned green, I though it didn’t look real and I had to see if it was.

2. The account doesn’t have a blue check mark so I looked up the users on Wikipedia “Tinggly Experiences” and the account is a gift giving website. You can buy a holiday for any occasion and send it.

3. I looked up Chicago green river on Wikipedia and it shows that the city ever year turns the river green in celebration of ST. Patrick’s day.

4. overall, the river does turn green but you always have to check the facts because of the users that post might be fake or the information might be incorrect.

bullet journaling

Welcome to my blog, ill be talking about bullet journaling and how it helps with stress.

My passion is bullet journaling. Over the past years I have struggled with anxiety. But when I started to do bullet journaling, it helps release stress. It can help with anxiety, stress, and sleep. The bullet journaling introduces helpful ways for you to remember thing, find your creativity and create goals for yourself. You can forget about negative thing and inspire yourself on positive ones. People have created interesting pages in their journal inspiring other peoples work habits to change positively. You may think your not the best at first, but practice makes perfect.

 

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