TMSC Consulting SVCS, LLC Developmental Consulting Division
Senior Writer and Editor has Pulitzer Center Citizen Journalism Award 2nd Place and is a Member of Psi Chi National Honor Society in PsychologyGeorge Lopez Show: Review
Watching the George Lopez Show on 3/18/2009 at 11:00pm Pacific Standard Time, gives a good reason for a Review. The cast is Hispanic and on the 7 Star Rating system, the show is 5 Stars.
The George Lopez Show gives examples of:
- Parenting Skills
- Discusses difficult issues like bed wetting and racism
- Social issues
- And the difference from generation to generation in hopes and dreams for children
The show has some content that would be considered adult conversation and it is recommended that parents watch the show with the children to discuss and explain some of the issues.
The show could do a better job at having a more multicultural cast. There are more racial issues than just the majority race.
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Marley & Me: Movie Review Opens 12/25/2008, Christmas Day
Marley & Me is 7 Stars on the Seven Star Rating System. Good entertainment for familes, singles, married, and is educational:
- Teaches about relationships
- Realistic
- Shows family impact on employment
- The cast is not to familiar
- Married Couples see how others percieve you!!!!!
Triggers and Stimuli
Experiences cause triggers due to stimuli we interact with. The triggers are caused by stimuli which are:
- Visual
- Taste
- Touch
- Smell
These stimuli trigger thoughts (memory), most as a result of a past experience.
The Largest Organ of the Human Body: The Skin
The Skin is the largest organ of the human body. Take good care of your skin:
- Clean it!
- Exfoilate it!
- Moisterize it!
- Protect it!
Enjoy the summer season with good skin care! Remember to use products age appropriated, season appropriate, and skin type appropriate.
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Tutoring and Mentoring: Different For Youth
The current graduation rate has sparked a new interest in ways of retaining and graduating students from all grade levels. One option is mentoring.
Tutoring does not work the same in schools as mentoring. I was a supervisor for mentors of individuals in the juvenile system and counseled them. The juvenile system deals with individuals that have more severe problems than the school system and the mentoring is more intense. The educational requirements are also higher.
The school counselor is not the same as a mentor. The school counselor gives guidance for classes, summer opportunities, vocational education, colleges and universities, and responds to teacher referrals.
Mentoring is a persons life. Tutoring is only the academic part of a person. A mentor is involved with the persons family and friends, helps the individual make personal decisions, and can be used as a reference later. Many mentors are professionals at the top of there field, the reference for a young person would be considered outstanding. Many youth would not have the opportunity to meet some of these individuals if it not for a mentoring program.
In conclusion, tutoring does not work the same in schools as mentoring. A mentor does not replace the school counselor, and many of the mentors are professionals at the top of their field. Mentoring improves behavior, grades, and attendance. If the school system can take on this type of large project, the drop out rates most likely will decrease, and grades will most likely increase.
For a Debate on Tutoring working the same in schools as Mentoring and this complete article go to: http://www.helium.com/items/1018116-tutoring-school-mentoring-supervisor
