Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Finishing Up!
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Timeline!
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
Today
Monday, November 5, 2007
Proposal
If you have any suggestions let me know!
Friday, November 2, 2007
Great Day!
Thanks Guys! =]
Thursday, November 1, 2007
WEBLIOGRAPHY!!!
Thursday, October 25, 2007
Interview Questions
How would you say the grief cycle affects a child?
How would you say it affects an adult?
How would you say it affects a teen?
What do you think a person should do if they see a relative or friend getting deeper and deeper into depression? What if they don’t want to get help?
How do you think the loss of a loved one affects the relationships of the immediate family?
What are some of the ways different cultures deal with grief, do you know what rituals or
customs some of them use?
What do you think is a good way to deal with grieving so you don’t get more depressed?
I know when my dad died a lot of people told me keep busy don’t think about it, is that the proper way to go about grieving?
Would you say Koobler’s grief cycle works for anybody? (children, teens, adults, different cultures)
Do you think that everybody that loses someone who is close should see a counselor or some type of person for help?
Do you think that sudden death makes the grief process longer or shorter?
Do you have any advice on what you should say to people when they just lost someone, or any advice you could give them?
I didnt figure out who exactly im going to interview yet, but we'll see.
Tuesday, October 23, 2007
Interview
yesterday
Friday, October 19, 2007
Today
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
Carnegie Library
Monday, October 15, 2007
Library Trip!
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Continuing Research
Tuesday, October 9, 2007
Essential Questions UPDATE!
Topic Question:
How do issues with grief differ between kids, teens and adults?
Sub Questions
How do children deal with grief?
How can children be supported during grief?
How do adolescents deal with grief?
How can adolescents be supported during grief?
How do adults deal with loss?
How can adults be supported during grief?
How do different cultures deal with grief, what rituals or customs do they use?
When is the time to get help for someone dealing with grief?
How does Koobler's theory relate to all the different types of people?
How does losing a loved one effect the relationships between the intermediate family?
Wednesday, October 3, 2007
Research!!!
Tuesday, October 2, 2007
Continuing Notes!
Monday, October 1, 2007
Notes!
Tuesday, September 25, 2007
Question
How do issues with grief differ between kids teens and adults?
I think that I'm going to end up giving out a survey to different ages of people adults, kids, and teens. Now I think im going to get back to my questions.
Monday, September 24, 2007
Essential Questions
I have thought of a few sub questions though.
- How do children deal with grief?
- How do adolescents deal with grief?
- How do adults deal with loss?
- How do different cultures deal with grief?
- When is the time to get help for someone dealing with grief?
- How does Koobler's theory relate to all the different types of people?
These are just a couple of things, I probably will end up changing the questions tommorow.
leave me some comments if you have any ideas!
I really don't know
Thursday, September 20, 2007
Sites and Webliography
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
Researching More!
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Letter of Intent
Ms. King
City Charter High School
717 Liberty Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Dear Ms. King:
Grief is a major psychological emotion that happens to almost anyone. It is something really important and I think that everyone should know at least a little bit about. I chose this topic because I went through a really hard time 5 years ago when my Father passed away. It was literally the worst time of my life. I don’t have much knowledge of the topic but I do know a little bit since it happened to me. I would like to know more about it though, so I can understand why it happens.
The sub-topics that I would like to study and elaborate on, are grief in teens, and the stages of grief. I plan to use a lot of different resources throughout the researching period. I will most likely use the internet, the library database, and probably go to the library and get a few books on the topic! I could probably get articles from periodicals too. I also plan to interview a grief therapist or someone who knows a lot about it so I can get the information straight forward.
For my action plan, I would like to volunteer and participate in something at the caring place. I found out that the school can join the caring team and we can have a penny war every year to donate money to them. Also if we do that we could have the chance to go to one of the events and even get a chance to meet some of the Steelers! I would set up everything for the school to join and it would be a great thing to do for the community. In addition I would like to volunteer there a couple times to maybe talk to a couple of the kids and help them get through their loss.
Plagiarism is when you take somebody’s work word from word and copy and paste it without permission. You can use quotes you just can’t copy word from word. The consequences would be failing the grad project and not walking across the stage with the rest of the class. I definitely do not intend to ruin my high school career by plagiarizing I will work hard and get my own work done.
Sincerely,
Jason A. Pace
Let me know what you think any comments?!
Now im going to find some more sites for research, and get started with that soon.
Monday, September 17, 2007
Today!
Also, im going to call that guy who works at the caring place soon, and see what i can do for my action plan.
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Started Research!
I found some interesting things I think I'll find more once i get deep down into it.
Key Terms!
Here they are If I Find better ones I'll make sure to add them.
1. Bereavement- State of loss.
2. Hospice- A program that provides special help for people who's lives are near ending.
3. Suicide- Killing yourself from depression.
4. Psychopathology- Psychology concerned with abnormal behavior.
5. Depression- A mental state when someone doesnt want to do anything.
6. Mourning- State of sorrow over death.
7. Loss- Losing someone forever and not having them be around again.
8. Grief- Intense sorrow caused by loss of a loved one.
9. Psychiatry- Study of diagnosis, treatment and prevention of mental illness.
10. Manifestation- Sign that illness is present.
Monday, September 10, 2007
Caring Place Contacted me Back
Friday, September 7, 2007
The 5 Stages
Denial : The initial stage: "It can't be happening."
Anger : "Why ME? It's not fair?!" (either referring to God, oneself, or anybody perceived, rightly or wrongly, as "responsible")
Bargaining : "Just let me live to see my son graduate."
Depression : "I'm so sad, why bother with anything?"
Acceptance : "It's going to be OK."
I think that this is pretty accurate because when my dad died i did go through most of these things.
Contacted the Caring Place!
I told them that i was doing my graduation project, and that i was interested in doing something to make a difference in other kids or teens lives. I have a couple things that i would like to do. One is i'd like to get the school to join The Caring Team, and i'd like to maybe go and talk to other teens about what their going through and how they can cope with it.
there is a website to the volunteer opportunities:
http://www.highmarkcaringplace.com/getinvolved/volunteer.shtml
http://www.highmarkcaringplace.com/getinvolved/caringteam.shtml
I think that this is going to help me and other people that are going through grief, since I've been through it before. Ms. King really helped me think of some good ideas, and was a lot of help.
Hopefully everything pans out with The Caring Place will see, I'll keep you updated!
Thursday, September 6, 2007
My Topic
Here's the Link,
http://www.highmarkcaringplace.com/
I think that this topic is interesting and theres alot i can do for the action plan for it.
Wednesday, September 5, 2007
Grad Projects
1. I heard that the graduation project at City High is challenging but it will benefit you in your future.
2. Some of my interests that i would like to structure my project around are:
a. Psychology (grief)
b. Football
c. Business
3. Some of the concerns that i have about the project is just im really nervous. I'm concerned that i'm going to screw up and mess up during the presentation part. It's just a very important thing and you have to take it extra serious.
Narrowing the Topics
Football
Grief
Business
Grief seems the most interesting.
I think grief because I went through it before and I know a lot already about it.
I think either grief or Football because there’s a lot out there.
Business is most likely to be used after graduation
I think grief would produce a unique project
Grief because a lot of people go through it.
Grief will be the one ill commit to over several months.
Grief will fit my needs.
Brainstorming
Health, Physical Fitness, Sports
Football
Doctor
Business
Entertainment Manager (Manager for music artist etc.)
Head of Operations for business (Casino)
Travel
Italy
The Projects
Antarctica
Careers
Doctor
Manager
Social and Environmental Concerns
Photography, Film, Broadcasting
Directing
Newscaster
Photographer
Human Services, Education
Tutoring Kids
Philosophy Psychology
Grief
Child Psychology
Space
Astronaut
UFO’s
Specialized Hobbies
Myspace
Tech and Math
Microsoft Office
Politics and History
Teacher
Voter
Law and Justice
Lawyer
CSI
FBI
Other
Pilot
Bus Driver
Friday, August 31, 2007
Intro to Blogging
I think that something that makes another persons blog worth reading is the layout of their blog. I also think if it has good information or not.
I think that all bloggers should keep their personal information personal, i also think that they all should abide by not putting someone elses name out in their blog, unless the person wants them too, otherwise dont do it. I think that because somebody might not want people to know their name or what happened that involved them, other then that i think anything else is ok.
