Reflection 2: Exploring KU Majors
Reflection 2: Exploring KU Majors
Intending to reflect on learning majors I am exploring at the University of Kansas, I am exploring a major among the KU School of Education, in Capitol Federal Hall-Sport Management. By exploring Sport Management, which is divided into 36 courses, I consider two of the courses to be quite riveting, with Introduction to Sport Management and Sport Ethics. Additionally, it feels quite appealing to me, being able to take Introduction to Sport Management, and possibly being able to take Sport Ethics. To have an opportunity to be able to learn more about the fundamentals of leadership and time management (Introduction to Sport Management), and understand the technology and decision making (Sport Ethics), is such …show more content…
I feel the need to say the coach job is quite a ride of a career. Being a coach is interesting, fun and it takes work. As a coach, you must conduct practice sessions, and again mentioning that you must have strategic planning prioritized. While all those tasks matter, those that have an intellectual disability far most at risk of not being able to become a coach as the chances descend and may be overlooked by a traditional individual, and it sucks unfortunately. I am not going to let myself down. I will stand up for myself knowing it is not okay to be overlooked due to my disability. There is never going to be a fix. If I really want to show my rarity in that aspect, I will need to quickly know my core interests, solving problems, and using leadership. When I declare this major, I have the chance to apply these interests. For instance, by being able to take Introduction to Sport Management, I will be able to address my core interests; I will be able to build off my knowledge in my strategic problem solving and leadership. As I learn more about those particular aspects in leadership, and strategic problem solving in Sport Management, I will also be able to increase my knowledge in my core interests. With all this said, Sport Management is more than just intriguing. I feel it a reality, the fact that for a sustained period of time, my desire was and still is to get a job or career in
Intending to reflect on learning majors I am exploring at the University of Kansas, I am exploring a major among the KU School of Education, in Capitol Federal Hall-Sport Management. By exploring Sport Management, which is divided into 36 courses, I consider two of the courses to be quite riveting, with Introduction to Sport Management and Sport Ethics. Additionally, it feels quite appealing to me, being able to take Introduction to Sport Management, and possibly being able to take Sport Ethics. To have an opportunity to be able to learn more about the fundamentals of leadership and time management (Introduction to Sport Management), and understand the technology and decision making (Sport Ethics), is such …show more content…
I feel the need to say the coach job is quite a ride of a career. Being a coach is interesting, fun and it takes work. As a coach, you must conduct practice sessions, and again mentioning that you must have strategic planning prioritized. While all those tasks matter, those that have an intellectual disability far most at risk of not being able to become a coach as the chances descend and may be overlooked by a traditional individual, and it sucks unfortunately. I am not going to let myself down. I will stand up for myself knowing it is not okay to be overlooked due to my disability. There is never going to be a fix. If I really want to show my rarity in that aspect, I will need to quickly know my core interests, solving problems, and using leadership. When I declare this major, I have the chance to apply these interests. For instance, by being able to take Introduction to Sport Management, I will be able to address my core interests; I will be able to build off my knowledge in my strategic problem solving and leadership. As I learn more about those particular aspects in leadership, and strategic problem solving in Sport Management, I will also be able to increase my knowledge in my core interests. With all this said, Sport Management is more than just intriguing. I feel it a reality, the fact that for a sustained period of time, my desire was and still is to get a job or career in