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He is the narrated portion of my Course Summary Project

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- Caring is a basic human need & all people wished to be cared for

- "The process of protecting someone or something and providing what that person or thing needs" (Cambridge English Dictionary)

- The definition of caring can differ from person to person

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- My personal definition of caring means to continuously show kindness and love for another individual or object.

- You can care for yourself, others, and objects

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- I feel as if during this class, I found Nel Noddings explanations and notions to be the most notable.

- Nel Noddings had a great overall consensus of what it means to care in her first work from 1984 "Caring"

- Caring is basic in human life
i. All people wished to be cared for

- Ethics of care
i. foundation for ethical decision making

- 'Natural' Caring: A form of caring that does not require an ethical effort to motivate it

- 'Natural Caring' (moral attitude) - longing for goodness that arises out of the experience or memory of being cared for

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- Non-violence is the use of peaceful means, not force, to bring about political or social change. (Oxford Dictionary)

- Non-violence should be expressed throughout your families, communities, societies, and all around the world

- Need to prioritize our voices over physical or mental harm

- The act of producing a non-violent world starts with individuals which can then eventually lead up to a world that promotes non-violent actions

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- One of the class discussions that was the most memorable was the domain of gratitude

- Gratitude is the quality of being thankful; readiness to show appreciation for and to return kindness. (Oxford Dictionary)

- Made you have to sit back and ask yourself many questions.
i. How do you express gratitude
ii. What is your definition of gratitude

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- The quote that stood out to me the most while reading and understanding different forms of gratitude was from Thornton Wilder

- “We can only be said to be alive in those moments when our hearts are conscious of our treasures.” – Thornton Wilder

- This quote truly grasps the concept of how to understand the meaning of gratitude

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- The class reading that stuck with me throughout the course, was the excerpt from Oliver Sacks, "An Anthropologist on Mars"

- The excerpt was about Temple Grandin and her acts of resiliency throughout her life.

- This related to me personally because of my future profession. Temple showed the world that no matter the disability, anything is possible.

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- What is your own definition of caring?

- What does it mean to be a nonviolent individual?

- Can everyone be resilient or only some individuals?

- Do you feel like gratitude should be expressed daily or on occasion?