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1. How has distance learning impacted you? If you returned to school, how has the transition been? What part of distance learning did you like? What worked well for you/what didn't?

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1. How has distance learning impacted you? If you returned to school, how has the transition been? What part of distance learning did you like? What worked well for you/what didn't?

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Answer: Distance learning has impacted me in many ways, For example, it was hard how teachers were glitching in distance learning/zoom meeting. It got worse with their audio: I couldn't hear the teachers teaching us/talking to the teacher. Another way it impacted me is how I had to wake up early in the morning to get ready for school. It impacted me because while i'm in class ill get really sleepy.

Answer: The transition to in-person has been hard lately since the bus driver doesn't park next to my house and instead parks at the stop signs which is not close to the house. Its hard for me because i have to take the time to walk to the stop sign while he can just park at the house.

Answers:What worked well for me is how the teachers gave us a break time during live classes . It worked well for me because i could take that time an use it wisely.Another thing that also worked well for me is having the times to go in zoom with my friends while there is 15 minutes break from class to class, therefore we can chat together. What didn't work well is how the some work didn't have details or weren't specific homework. For example this homework "Take a picture of your work and submit it into "schoology". I am saying that it isn't specific because how about if a couple of people weren't here today and the teacher gave us that as the homework, they wouldn't understand cause they weren't there. Distance learning has negativelyy affected my grades. I think this happend because i get distraced easily from my siblings and my mom.

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2. What have you realized is the most important to you in the last year?

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2. What have you realized is the most important to you in the last year?

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In the last year, I have realized that trust is the most important to me. I know this because "If you don't have trust you don't have anything. This makes me appreciate everyone who has belief in thereselves and faith. As "COVID" comes to an end I hope to get to meet my ibfs and old friends from a year or 2.

In the last year, i have realized that love is the important to me. I know this because love is powerful because it transforms  throughout the course of relationships and the journey of human life. As COVID comes to an end i hope to meet my aunts and grandma/grandpas, the ones i haven'tt meet yet.

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The reason why employers typically ask this is because they want to get a sense of what you bring to their organization. If you truly did something outstanding at a past job- then chances are very good you will be able to do something similar with them. Many people make the mistake of answering these types of interview questions coyly because they do not want to brag about themselves. This is your chance to give evidence of what you have to offer- so do not take it lightly.

How to Answer the 'What Is the Most Significant Contribution You Made to the Company During a Past Job or Internship?' Interview Question

Discuss What You Have Accomplished Independently: You have likely worked on teams in the past that made a great accomplishment or two. There is definitely a time to talk about achievements earned by a group of people- but this particular question is your opportunity to say what you have done on your own. This should be something that would not have been accomplished at the company had you not been there. While the ability to work successfully as part of a group is definitely desirable in countless jobs- you need to show that you personally are worthy of working at this company.

Relate Your Past Accomplishment to What You Can Do at This Company: Whatever contribution you choose to discuss as part of your answer- you need to ensure it is relatable to the company you want to work for. Hiring managers want to see what you can do for them when asking- "What is the most significant contribution you made to the company during a past job or internship?" This means you need to tailor your response to what you can do at this organization. For example- if at a previous job you designed a poster for a big promotion the store was having- that is not going to do you a lot of good if the job you are interviewing for does not require any creativity or artistic prowess. On the flip side of that coin- if the job you want can involve some creative outlets- then designing a poster would definitely be something to bring up.

Prepare for This Question by Determining Two or Three Key Accomplishments: This question only wants you to discuss a single achievement- but as you are preparing your response before the actual interview- it can be good training to come up with several possible contributions. This gives you an opportunity to reflect on your career and really see what you have done. It also gives you some options to play with. If you do not think one accomplishment would be a good fit for this particular business- then you have another one to pick from. This practice is also going to set your mind at ease if the interviewer wants to hear more about what you have done. You will have more to talk about than merely a single great thing you did.

Sample 'What Is the Most Significant Contribution You Made to the Company During a Past Job or Internship' Interview Answers

1. [Name of company] was located in a mall- and for several months- we were suffering financially. I asked my boss if I could try some promotional work because we really did not have anything in place for marketing. Once I got approval- I designed fliers and started passing them out at other local businesses. I offered to take any fliers they had to put them up in our store for some cross-promotion. The store also did not have any social media presence- so I set up a Facebook page and Twitter account for the store and posted regularly. I started doing all this about a year ago- and in the time since- our profits have increased by 150 percent.

2. Six months ago- I was reviewing the company's bills and discovered that we were greatly overpaying for electricity and water. I recommended to my boss that we install energy efficient light bulbs throughout the office and install low flow toilets in all the bathrooms. She approved the idea and was very impressed with my initiative. In the time since- the company's electric bills have decreased an average of $200 a month- and our water bills have decreased an average of $250 a month.

There is bound to be something great you achieved in your career- so make sure to talk about it in detail when you are asked interview questions such as- "What is the most significant contribution you made to the company during a past job or internship?"

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The reason why employers typically ask this is because they want to get a sense of what you bring to their organization. If you truly did something outstanding at a past job- then chances are very good you will be able to do something similar with them.

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3. Have you seen any examples of racism,privilege, and inequality during this time? In your community? In our school? In our state? In the world? I have 

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3. Have you seen any examples of racism,privilege, and inequality during this time? In your community? In our school? In our state? In the world? I have 

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no I didn't seen community racism or ineqaulity in the world
privilege or in my community  at the school or in the stare or word during this time.I feel sad about racim our community because thay being rude to each other that's what I think and that's
what I see

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Covid has effected my relationsin the
hip with we all got the covid but my mom dint i dont konw how`

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5. As we think about next year, what are your hopes for your school experience? What advice would you give to teachers?

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5. As we think about next year, what are your hopes for your school experience? What advice would you give to teachers?

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My hopes for the school experience is having  the confidence and skills to take an active part in and gain pleasure from community based activities or community events. An advice i would give to a teacher is Empathize with "Your" student. Another advice i would give to a teacher is being flexible with "your "student. Further more into that statement,  what i mean with being "flexible" with your student is make students smile and feel appreciated with one another. For example, their classmates, you/teachers,  friends, etc.

My hopes for the school exerirence is having a good, relaxing, loving, happy time in a growing and helping the school's environment. What i mean with that is  thinking of where you're happiest, and bring elements of that place into your home. An advice i would give to a teacher is understanding your role in students' lives. What i mean is by undertstanding what students are going through.

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7: What are some ways you can help the environment from corona virus? 

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7: What are some ways you can help the environment from corona virus? 

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One solution to help the environment from COVID 19 is stay at least 6 feet from others.  Additionaly, avoid crowds because there's a high chance that you can be having the disease of covid 19. As a result, you would be safe from all kinds of germs they have. Morefore, Clean your hands often, either with soap and water for 20 seconds or a hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol.

Secondly, another way to help the environment from covid 19 is Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash. As well as, avoid close contact with people who are sick because you could get COVID 19 if you are close to them. Further more into that statement,avoid close contact with people who are sick. If possible, maintain 6 feet between the person who is sick and other household members.

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8:Who are the most important people in my life?

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8:Who are the most important people in my life?

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The people who are important to me is my family member, my friends and my grandma,grandpa. they are important to me because they are FAMILY to me.

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6: What were some memories before covid 19 started?

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6: What were some memories before covid 19 started?

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Some memories before covid 19 started was when me and my sisters used to go to the store without wearing mask and now  we have to wear one.Another memorie before covid19/corona virus started is how i used to talk to my friends at school normally without wearing no mask and now its a must.
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Another memory was when I can hug my friends without being afraid of COVID 19 because it didn't exist/wasnt a thing.We werent embarresed

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as  a friend respect  me in not taIk  about me and also if they respct me I will respct them

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also I am from Egypt but I came to  Minnesota to  study in   ammerca  learn in other language in see  others people  in egypt  is so  expensive

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The Downside of Memory Aids

Unless students are blessed with an exceptional memory, most of the stuff we teach won't be remembered or used beyond the final exam. I no longer know any of the theorems I learned in 11th grade math, would be hard pressed to identify the elements in the periodic table, and struggle to recall the main theme of Charlotte's Web. Arguably, these are merely once-known facts that have been dulled by an aging memory and unconnected to what is really important to know: the acquisition, mastery and application of basic literacy skills. Yet even literacy can nowadays be called into question. If you can't read, you can listen to pre-recorded books. Can't find your way? No problem, just plug in the desired address and your phone or GPS will get you there. Can't do basic math? Just whip out the trusty calculator. It may well be that the relevance of everything we teach can be questioned!

Watching my seven-year-old twin grandchildren bowl recently, I was struck by how automated bowling alleys have become and how automation can get in the way of acquiring and using skills. When I was a kid, keeping a bowling score helped make math relevant. Nowadays, it is actually impossible to keep score on your own even if you desire, because a computer does it immediately after you throw the ball. When I tried to correct my grandson's belief that a spare was as good as a strike since all the pins were knocked down, he lost patience because the attempted explanation took longer than a few seconds.

3 Strategies for Relevant Learning

The best solution to this problem is to make every lesson relevant to each student. However, given the impossibility of achieving that goal, I offer a few teaching tips that can mostly make that dreaded question about relevance a thing of the past.

"This Might Not Make Sense Yet, But . . . "

Tell your students that not everything you teach will always make sense. Let them know that you will always do your best to explain when they might use what you are teaching them, but that you might not always know. For example: "Not everything I teach will always make sense to you right away. I'll do my best to explain, and I'll even try to help you see how you might actually need or use what we're learning. But sometimes you'll just have to trust that what I'm teaching is important to learn for now -- even if it seems confusing, silly or unnecessary."

Use Humor

Upon hearing the "When will I ever use this?" refrain, a high school teacher I work with tells her students, "I'm not sure because I don't know what you want to be in your life. But if you give me a list of everything you plan to do and accomplish, I'll do my best to let you know when we cover something that I think you might use." When kids say, "I don't know what I'm going to do," her response is, "Exactly. You might need it next week, next year or never. But it is going to be on Friday's test, not because I want to make you miserable, but because at the end of the year, it is going to be on the state test, and if you want to pass, you need to know it."

Another response sprinkled with humor that I heard from a teacher: "You need to learn this because some day when you have a child who asks you for help and you can't help because you don't know it, you won't feel stupid."

Connect Learning to Life Goals

At one of my seminars on motivating unmotivated students, an algebra teacher gave me a paper he gives to all of his students on their first day in his class. He calls it "Algebra Attitude Adjustment." It begins: "So, you are stuck taking this class and having to learn stuff that you most likely will never need. Why do you even have to take this class? I mean, it is all so unfair." After continuing in that vein for a bit, he writes, "Remember that you want to be successful. A successful person would figure out a way to use a class like this to his or her advantage. A successful person would want to take this seemingly bad situation and twist it around. A successful person would take lemons, make lemonade and sell it! So here's the silver bullet -- the secret to success -- the key to surviving this algebra thing:

It's not about the math!
You're not just in a math class!
THIS IS A CLASS IN SUCCESS TRAINING!"

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My apology to this algebra teacher for not giving his "Algebra Attitude Adjustment" proper credit. I know you gave me permission to share this, but I don't have your name. Please share a comment below with your name if you wish. Thanks.

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Unless students are blessed with an exceptional memory, most of the stuff we teach won't be remembered or used beyond the final exam. I no longer know any of the theorems I learned in 11th grade math, would be hard pressed to identify the elements in the periodic table, and struggle to recall the main theme of Charlotte's Web.

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What I like in my free time I like to play on my phone I like to eat noodles I like to   sleep all the time I like to listen music