So far, you have:
- completed your summer mentorship
- started doing some research
- completed an interview
- and hopefully found a mentor
The Pentagon:
(1) Positive Statement: What positive thing happen as a result of what you have completed so far?
(1) Positive Statement: What positive thing happen as a result of what you have completed so far?
I have been having a
great experience from where I go volunteer at. I got to know all of the staff
members that work there and they have been so helpful for me. Whenever I go in
and ask them if I could ask some questions or even if I am doing hands on
treatments they always are happy to inform me about anything that I want to
know. They answer all of my questions the best they can and they usually turn
into a conversation with all the staff members that would be working there that
day. Also, definitely getting the hands on experience is a big plus. At other
physical therapy places they would only allow observing and that’s about it. So
here at Emeritus I get to experience as if I was an aid or an assistant.
(2) EQ Content: Pick a piece of research or your interview. How has it helped you improve your understanding of your topic?
(2) EQ Content: Pick a piece of research or your interview. How has it helped you improve your understanding of your topic?
From my research I am allowed to go in depth
with specific injuries and how to prevent or treat them. Just by reading those
articles I learn more about how the body tries to heal itself or how the
physical therapist help that process speed up. I have also learned that there
are so many specialty P.T’s that work on certain patients or parts of the body,
from age groups, sports or the ill. Now that I know about that I will probably
have to pick a certain area or be more specific.
(3) What has worked for you so far in the senior project?
(3) What has worked for you so far in the senior project?
Basically everything
that I have done for my senior project has benefitted for me. From research to
volunteering and also remembering what it was like from my own experience of
getting injured.
(4) What hasn't worked so far?
(4) What hasn't worked so far?
There was one problem
that I had encountered with. That was trying to find places to volunteer at.
Either the clinic wouldn’t accept volunteers or just when I call their slots
for volunteers were already taken. I also wanted to get out of the elderly
section of physical therapy and go to a place where they worked on athletes.
Those places were the most popular though so I am still trying to find a place
that would be perfect according to my senior project topic.
(5) Finding Value: Based on your experience so far,
(5) Finding Value: Based on your experience so far,
- What possible question or questions come to mind regarding
what you would like to study this year?
- What part of the body is more easily to be injured in?
- Do physical therapist need to learn about everything in
the body or would you just study the certain area you want to work with?
Ex) age, sport, post-surgery?
- What is your end goal this year with your senior
project?
My
end goal for my senior project would be probably to have a lot of connections
with physical therapists. Maybe even getting an internship somewhere that I
volunteer at if that’s even possible. I also hope to gain experience and would
leave high school knowing a lot about what classes I should take, what I would
need to study and to have a great experience overall.
- Who would you like to talk to you next? Why?
I
would love if the head P.T. at Emeritus to talk to me soon. Hopefully I will be
able to interview her next. She has gotten her masters and I think even doctors
degree and I want to know how she got that far or if her school experience was
hard.
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