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Care- displaying kindness and concern for others

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This course has allowed me to expand my knowledge about care, and caring for others. It can come in many forms-

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Care can expand through different systems

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There were abundant class resources to learn by reading, watching, or listening. A few of these figures stuck out to me the most.

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Dr. Jean Watson established the 10 caritas processes to define dynamic ways that care is expressed through human nature. Many of these processes resonated with me and reminded me to keep practicing them every day.

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Nonviolence can be strong and profound. People can accomplish great things through practicing nonviolence, but developing this language is the first step

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Do you feel that you have changed since this semester started?

Have you developed any new coping skills or ways to practice self care?

Which topic in class stuck out to you the most?

Do you see yourself applying some of the knowledge we learned in the real world?

Are you proud of the work you have put in this semester?

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What has impacted me the most in understanding care/nonviolence

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What has impacted me the most in understanding care/nonviolence

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My spirituality and deep sense of faith have allowed me to understand care, feel a deep sense of empathy, and practice nonviolence through healthy communication and boundaries.

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Nel Noddings believed that education was a collection of experiences that prepare you for the future. I enjoyed reading about her theory and how she viewed education- its a philosophy that resonates with me and how want to apply it in any type of teaching I provide.

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In 2018 I served in Americorps, in Los Angeles, CA. I packed my bags and moved across the country where I was deployed into a 5th grade classroom in Compton. This year-long experience pushed me and changed who I am as a person. It took a deep sense of empathy and compassion towards my students and peers every day to succeed. It also required immense self-care. I have thought about this experience a lot throughout this course.