The 10 Indian Commandments

The 10 Indian Commandments

1. Treat the Earth and all that dwell therein with respect
2. Remain close to the Great Spirit   
3. Show great respect for your fellow beings
4. Work together for the benefit of all Mankind
5. Give assistance and kindness wherever needed  
6. Do what you know to be right  
7. Look after the well-being of Mind and Body  
8. Dedicate a share of your efforts to the greater Good  
9. Be truthful and honest at all times
10. Take full responsibility for your actions

The meaning of first commandment is treat your surroundings with care and respect. The second commandment means always believe in your god and to always stay close. The third commandment means to treat others they way you would like to be treated. For example try not be rude or disrespectful with others, you always have to treat people with respect. The fourth commandment means try to be interactive and work with others, do not try to isolate yourself for people. The fifth commandment means always try to help others when needed, for example if you see someone struggling with their groceries ask the person if he/she needs help and then you can go help that person. The seventh commandment means try to fill your mind and body with positive things,always look towards the bright side of things. The eighth commandment means try to give advice to someone that needs it. The ninth commandment means always tel the truth and never lie, even though you did something that you will regret. The tenth commandment means never try to blame others for your wrong/good actions. If it is a good action, be confident in yourself. If it is a bad action, do blame others and tell the truth.

Student Success Statement

SSS

“ A promise must never be broken”

~Alexander Hamilton

I agree to Alexander Hamilton with the statement above. You should always keep your promises and never break them. If you break a promise that means that you just lied to them and lying is never an answer. Once you lie you will keep on lying to cover up the other and then you will get used to lying and you will lie your whole life. A promise can mean everything but once you break it a “sorry” would mean nothing at all to the person. For example if a friend tells you a secret and she promises you not to tell anyone and you agree with her that means you cannot break the promise and you have to keep your mouth shut and not mention it to anyone. But if you go ahead and tell your other friends that just means that you betrayed her and she will never trust you ever again.

Orthopedic Surgeon

Orthopedic Surgeon

Duties and Responsibilities: Orthopedic Surgeons are physicians. They treat patients of all ages suffering from broken arms to artificial hips. They specialize in diagnosing, treating and repairing injuries, disorders and diseases affecting the musculature system. Orthopedic surgeons diagnose and assess patients’ injuries and diseases through diagnostic testing, such as x-rays to look for broken bones or blood test to check for rheumatoid arthritis. If surgery is demanded, they repair the injury, disease or damage.

Salary: $355,927 -$585,605

Education:Their education starts in a bachelor’s degree program in pre-medical studies, biology or something similar. After receiving an undergraduate degree, they attend an additional four years of medical school taking advanced courses in anatomy and physiology, pharmacology and biochemistry. They also participate in clinical rotations that introduce them to specialties in medicine, including surgery. After medical school, orthopedic surgeons continue their training through five years of residency education. They usually spend one year if residency training in general surgery and four years in orthopedic surgery.

Demand or Need: The U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts that employment for all physicians and surgeons will grow 24 percent from 2010 to 2020. The growth rate is faster than average when compared to all the professions. When the population continues to grow and age, the demand for orthopedic surgeons will grow too.

Reflection: No I would not like to become a orthopedic surgeon because I would not be able to handle all the blood that is seen during the surgery. Also I don't think I can handle a big responsibility because you will always need to be doing surgery on patients older and younger.

Student Success Statement

Student Success Statement

“Goodness is the only investment that never fails.”

~Henry David Thoreau

What the statement means to me is the goodness is the only way to become successful. You cannot do bad actions and succeed, it is not possible. Also what I believe what Henry David Thoreau meant is if you are good and respectful to people it will never backfire. For example if someone accidentally dropped their wallet on the ground and does not know then you have to do the right thing and return it to the proper owner. Then you will get good karma but if you decide to keep the wallet then you will get bad karma because you did not choose the right. You always have to do what is right. If you always choose the wrong and make bad decisions then you will regret t when you become an adult. When you’re older you will think about what you did when you were a child and you will be ashamed for the bad actions you did.

Orthodontist

Orthodontist

Duties and Responsibilities: Orthodontist is a dental profession. It involves straightening teeth and fixing bites. Becoming an orthodontist, you’re responsible for finding problems with the patient’s teeth and with their oral development. You might use plaster molds or x-rays of your patient’s teeth.You”ll also be in charge of supervising and instructing orthodontic technicians and assistants during the procedures.

Salary: $79,319 - $287,478

Education: You need to graduate from dental school with a Doctor of Dental Surgery or Doctor of Dental Medicine. You will first need to earn a bachleor’s degree. You will also need to take chemistry, biology, physics and organic chemistry courses. You will need to take a Dental Acceptance Test during your junior year of undergraduate studies. You’ll get didactic and clinical training. Your courses might include histology, physiology, dental anatomy, pharmacology and oral radiology.

Demand or Need for this profession:  According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics there were 6,190 orthodontists working in May 2014. Also the employment of all dentists was predicted to increase 10% between 2014 and 2024.

Reflection: After doing the research of an Orthodontist I would not like to become a orthodontist. I would not like to become one because I do not like checking people’s teeth also because this job doesn’t work for me.