It is vital I learn from my mistakes and using reflective practice will help do this. Watching and learning from colleagues while working is important with all their skills and experience they will be able to pass knowledge and advice on to me and assist in any problems I may be having. 1.2 Explain the importance of reflective practice in continuously improving the quality of service provided The social care sector is forever changing so we must constantly change our service to meet the needs of individuals. By using reflective practice we can assess were we may be lacking in knowledge and skills and improve how we work on our own or within a team. Learning from your past and other colleagues advice gives you a better knowledge and understanding of how to deal with situations efficiently and carefully e.g.
To fully analyse the success of this transformation one must consider the various ways in which the themes, values and voices have been transformed and the effect that context and medium and introduction of new ideas and themes has had on this transformation. Isolation is an important theme in So Much Water So Close To Home, in particular, Claire’s isolation from her husband, the society in which she lives and her husband’s stumbling upon the dead body. Carver also seeks to explore this theme through his use of a new medium and different context. However, in altering the way in which the character’s isolation is represented, as physical rather than psychological, the value and meaning of the isolation is greatly affected. Carver shows Claire’s isolation from Stuart through their obvious lack of communication, apparent by his failure to inform his wife of the dead body which he had stumbled upon.
I like how the aesthetics and style of her work play with simulara as they are made to look like a sign or billboards advertisement. It is really interesting how she challenges the unrealistic social ideals we hold about self-identity, beauty and self-worth. The way how she expose them as mere simulacrum.The techniques she used , the colours of black and white and how she can make amazing design just using pictures and words is amazing. Kruger's works are direct and evoke an immediate response. Usually her style involves the cropping of a magazine or newspaper image enlarged in black and white.
RUN LOLA RUN - DISTINCTIVELY VISUAL ESSAY Through the techniques available to them in texts, composers are able to portray certain realities about people and their meaningful experiences they go through in their lives. In “Run Lola Run” a film by German director Tom Tykwer, he presents through his unique and distinctive text the importance of love and relationships. It is the choices we make on a daily basis, some major, some minor and how they add significant meaning to our lives and the outcomes of these particular choices can inadvertently determine an individual’s fate. The composer also reveals just how far and individual is willing to push themselves to protect or ultimately save the life of the ones they love. Through close up camera shots and the duologue between Manni and Lola speaking on the phone the composer skilfully portrays the desperation of Lola as she makes the choice to help Manni raise 100 00 marks in 20 minutes to effectively save his life.
“When we understand the visual elements of a text we understand the individuality and reality of a character or the text.” | Through the techniques available to them in texts, composers are able to portray certain realities about people and their meaningful experiences they go through in their lives. In “Run Lola Run” a film by German director Tom Tykwer, he presents through his unique and distinctive text the importance of love and relationships. It is the choices we make on a daily basis, some major, some minor and how they add significant meaning to our lives and the outcomes of these particular choices can inadvertently determine an individual’s fate. The composer also reveals just how far and individual is willing to push themselves to protect or ultimately save the life of the ones they love. In addition to the prescribed text “Run Lola Run”, the famous image “the burning monk” by Malcolm brown and the short film “Voice over” by Martin Rosete are also explored.
This is shown through the use when Yolen symbolism throughout the novel. When yolen uses symbolism is because she wants to engage the reader to enhance the meaning of the narrative beyond what is described. 'The Bad Fairy' this quote engage with the reader that it is a metaphor about Gemma's past experience in Chelmon. Furthermore into this, Yolen also describe the nazi soldiers that cause the death toward the vitmin of the holocaust. Similarity to this, yolen uses visual imagery, to describe further into what the image of a nazi dressed as a woman, who desire to hurt children.
Through the use of techniques such as emotive language, motifs, dialogue, story plot, characterisation and dressing of sets, the composers are able to give their personal insight of the forces and therefore are able to persuade the audience in given empathy to their characters. Miller’s young antagonist Abigail Williams is highly driven by the force of belonging to her community of Salem after she jeopardizes her position within it, by rebelling against its strict Puritan ways. Although it is highly difficult to give empathy to ‘something soiled’ and as evil as Abigail, Miller gives Abigail a vocabulary with dark imagery and emotive language, which she uses as a defensive mechanism. Dark imagery such as ‘I have seen reddish works… My dear parents head smashed on the pillow next to mine’ followed by an emotive threat ‘I will make you wish you never saw the sun come up’ is an example of how the force of belonging is driving Abigail to threaten and scare those who dare to cross her. In using this technique, Miller is able to demonstrate how frighten Abigail is of the truth being revealed and being labelled a witch which would make her an
Readers, particularly women of all ages feel encouraged because Hall’s narratives are relatable. Hall’s self-exposed writing enables a reader to go beyond solely reading about her life, her writing can help a reader feel encouraged to tackle their own life obstacles. Due to Hall’s sincere and personal way of writing I felt encouraged and felt amazed at how much I not only liked her writing but learned from it as well. As I read Hall’s work I gained the impression that I was reading her personal journal. Her “journals,” in other words her autobiographical narratives such as Killing Chickens, “Shunned” and “Without a map” all reveal specific different bitter portions of her life that she has faced and overcame and reassures readers like me, that we can too.
The Character I Have Formed Character is defined as “the group of ethical and mental characteristics that mark a person or group.” I believe many experiences in our lives define who we are and the character that is produced. Helen Keller once said “Character cannot be developed in ease and quiet. Only through experience of trial and suffering can the soul be strengthened, ambition inspired, and success achieved.” My character has been formed by learning from my mistakes, my parents, and those around me who influence me. I believe the main way a person’s character is formed is through making mistakes and learning from them, specifically for me. I have made several mistakes in my life but that is okay because
Lasiuk & Hegadoren (2006) posit that this was an extremely significant event. The effects of horrific life events were named and a framework was created to use in studying PTSD. The development of PTSD was attributed to an external cause, a traumatic event, rather than to an inherent weakness in the individual. It validated and legitimized the experiences of trauma victims. It also placed them in the context of reciprocal interaction between the individual and environment, both influencing and being influenced