October 9, 2017: Episode III of "The Good Doctor by Nina M. Chychula https://padlet.com/nchychula/beto85qlawwb Reflective Thoughts en-us 2017-09-25 19:12:53 UTC 2017-10-12 00:44:24 UTC hello@padlet.com Reflect on the positive choices Shawn made to manage his challenges in this episode nchychula https://padlet.com/nchychula/beto85qlawwb/wish/191003416 2017-09-25 19:17:06 UTC https://padlet.com/nchychula/beto85qlawwb/wish/191003416 In order to deal with the sensory experiences of the helicopter, Shawn covered his ears to help block out the sound. When seated in the helicopter, Shawn stared at the spinning rotor blades. The combination of the spinning blades and the sunlight created what appeared to be a calming experience. When Dr. Browne was asking him questions in the unfamiliar hospital, Shawn remained quiet, and focused on tending to the liver and looking at the scans. This is what he is comfortable with, and most likely helped him cope with being in a new and overwhelming environment. I also like how Dr. Browne noticed that the flashing lights on the police car were hindering Shawn from getting into the car. It seems like her character is understanding more about his condition and his sensory needs. - Sara seravier https://padlet.com/nchychula/beto85qlawwb/wish/195852439 2017-10-11 01:17:55 UTC https://padlet.com/nchychula/beto85qlawwb/wish/195852439 The helicopter scenes stood out to be a situation where Shaun needed to regulate his emotions. He was able to focus on the spinning of blades to stay calm and let go of negative distractions. He also shows the ability to drown out the questions of his colleague to focus on the task that was necessary. Even though this does not seem socially appropriate, it is Shaun's way to focus on a situation. He was open with her and stated he does not like questions, giving her the opportunity to reword what she was asking. I love that Dr. Brown is taking an active interest in getting to know Shaun and his "quirks". holdswol https://padlet.com/nchychula/beto85qlawwb/wish/195863881 -Lisa]]> 2017-10-11 02:46:27 UTC https://padlet.com/nchychula/beto85qlawwb/wish/195863881 One of the scenes that stuck out to me was when Shawn and female resident stopped to get ice at a gas station to save the liver. Shawn's high sensory alertness to noise led him to the slushy's. He was able to use this sensory moment to focus on using it to save the liver by dumping slushy in the cooler. If Shawn did not have a high attention to noises, he would not have been able to suggest the slushy to keep the liver cold. -Kayla kaylazeller8 https://padlet.com/nchychula/beto85qlawwb/wish/196251321 2017-10-12 00:41:26 UTC https://padlet.com/nchychula/beto85qlawwb/wish/196251321