Confession Time! ((ABSOLUTELY NO JUDGEMENT))
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quiksylver296 wrote: »45 minutes!!!
I wish we could so do that!1 -
MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »I confess that I dread going to work tomorrow because i have a new employee to train. I am not a teacher or I would be a teacher, not a bean counter.
Wait!?! You do Boy Scouts and Sunday school and have children. You are to a teacher.
Just be your awesome self.
You're the second person to say that to me in two days, Wendy. I'll take it under consideration. But, I am Cub Scout leader and Sunday School teacher because other adults wouldn't do it. I have autism. It's hard to teach people who don't and will never think like me.
One of the things I taught when I was training trainers how to train is to figure out how the trainee learns and then teach to their learning style. You cannot teach someone to learn the way you learn. You have to teach in they way they learn - very hard, but super effective. We used Kolb's four basic learning styles:
Active Experimentation - basically let me screw with it til I figure it out. I'm not scared to "break" it, I'll just try it another way next time if I do. (This is me!)
Concrete Experience - I need to tie this new learning experience to something I already know how to do.
Reflective Observation - I need to think this over, and over, and over, before I touch it and try it (These ones drive me nuts). I am scared to "break" it.
Abstract Conceptualization - I need to understand the 'why' behind it. Many similarities with Reflective Observation.
http://www.simplypsychology.org/learning-kolb.html
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ladybuggnorris wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »I confess that I dread going to work tomorrow because i have a new employee to train. I am not a teacher or I would be a teacher, not a bean counter.
Right? I don't know what I am going to do when I have to train because I am so efficient at my job that I waste A LOT of time on mfp, reading blogs, etc. I bet I only actually work 4 hours of my 8 hour day and I don't know how I am going to fill the time in when I train.
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quiksylver296 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »This is a confession...
So your closet looks like mine...
I have a ginormous walk-in closet...and yes, it's filled!
Well you've seen pictures of mine! And it's all mine... no hubby taking up any space. But I am slowly working my system and donating some of it...0 -
kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »MissKalhan wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »CasperNaegle wrote: »I freaking love twizzlers!!!!!!!
IIFYM! (Although I freaking HATE Twizzlers, and all licorice...
)
..... so I'm a freak of nature and love black licorice....
All black licorice is within the scope of my enjoyment
Love black licorice! And red! All licorice is good, but I think its cherry I like (is it strawberry that tastes funny? or vice versa?)
Ugh black licorice & black jelly beans are nasty!
My nieces & nephews like those Wax Coke Bottle candies.
Are those the ones you bite open and drink the fluid? I vaguely remember those from when I was a kid.0 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »This is a confession...
So your closet looks like mine...
I have a ginormous walk-in closet...and yes, it's filled!
Well you've seen pictures of mine! And it's all mine... no hubby taking up any space. But I am slowly working my system and donating some of it...
Mine's all mine, too. His and hers walk-ins. My master suite is glorious. The joys of building your own house to your specifications, when your brother-in-law is the builder. 2 -
kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »MissKalhan wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »CasperNaegle wrote: »I freaking love twizzlers!!!!!!!
IIFYM! (Although I freaking HATE Twizzlers, and all licorice... )
..... so I'm a freak of nature and love black licorice....
All black licorice is within the scope of my enjoyment
Love black licorice! And red! All licorice is good, but I think its cherry I like (is it strawberry that tastes funny? or vice versa?)
Ugh black licorice & black jelly beans are nasty!
My nieces & nephews like those Wax Coke Bottle candies.
Are those the ones you bite open and drink the fluid? I vaguely remember those from when I was a kid.
Speaking of nasty...0 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »I confess that I dread going to work tomorrow because i have a new employee to train. I am not a teacher or I would be a teacher, not a bean counter.
Wait!?! You do Boy Scouts and Sunday school and have children. You are to a teacher.
Just be your awesome self.
You're the second person to say that to me in two days, Wendy. I'll take it under consideration. But, I am Cub Scout leader and Sunday School teacher because other adults wouldn't do it. I have autism. It's hard to teach people who don't and will never think like me.
One of the things I taught when I was training trainers how to train is to figure out how the trainee learns and then teach to their learning style. You cannot teach someone to learn the way you learn. You have to teach in they way they learn - very hard, but super effective. We used Kolb's four basic learning styles:
Active Experimentation - basically let me screw with it til I figure it out. I'm not scared to "break" it, I'll just try it another way next time if I do. (This is me!)
Concrete Experience - I need to tie this new learning experience to something I already know how to do.
Reflective Observation - I need to think this over, and over, and over, before I touch it and try it (These ones drive me nuts). I am scared to "break" it.
Abstract Conceptualization - I need to understand the 'why' behind it. Many similarities with Reflective Observation.
http://www.simplypsychology.org/learning-kolb.html
I am abstract conceptualization. I always want to understand the why. But then I jump into it and try. Not a lot of thinking over and over.
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quiksylver296 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »This is a confession...
So your closet looks like mine...
I have a ginormous walk-in closet...and yes, it's filled!
Well you've seen pictures of mine! And it's all mine... no hubby taking up any space. But I am slowly working my system and donating some of it... Mine's all mine, too. His and hers walk-ins. My master suite is glorious. The joys of building your own house to your specifications, when your brother-in-law is the builder.
ooohhh nice!0 -
MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »I confess that I dread going to work tomorrow because i have a new employee to train. I am not a teacher or I would be a teacher, not a bean counter.
Wait!?! You do Boy Scouts and Sunday school and have children. You are to a teacher.
Just be your awesome self.
You're the second person to say that to me in two days, Wendy. I'll take it under consideration. But, I am Cub Scout leader and Sunday School teacher because other adults wouldn't do it. I have autism. It's hard to teach people who don't and will never think like me.
Just let him/her know that they can ask for clarification. And no question is a bad question
You got this!0 -
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quiksylver296 wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »I confess that I dread going to work tomorrow because i have a new employee to train. I am not a teacher or I would be a teacher, not a bean counter.
Wait!?! You do Boy Scouts and Sunday school and have children. You are to a teacher.
Just be your awesome self.
You're the second person to say that to me in two days, Wendy. I'll take it under consideration. But, I am Cub Scout leader and Sunday School teacher because other adults wouldn't do it. I have autism. It's hard to teach people who don't and will never think like me.
One of the things I taught when I was training trainers how to train is to figure out how the trainee learns and then teach to their learning style. You cannot teach someone to learn the way you learn. You have to teach in they way they learn - very hard, but super effective. We used Kolb's four basic learning styles:
Active Experimentation - basically let me screw with it til I figure it out. I'm not scared to "break" it, I'll just try it another way next time if I do. (This is me!)
Concrete Experience - I need to tie this new learning experience to something I already know how to do.
Reflective Observation - I need to think this over, and over, and over, before I touch it and try it (These ones drive me nuts). I am scared to "break" it.
Abstract Conceptualization - I need to understand the 'why' behind it. Many similarities with Reflective Observation.
http://www.simplypsychology.org/learning-kolb.html
I understand what you said as a concept, Tami, and I appreciate the advice. However, I have autism. I am SO freaked out by this stranger in my personal space that I doubt my ability to figure out how she learns.
AND I can't let her screw with it this late in the month because this expletive deleted software doesn't have a training mode and we might not get her mistakes fixed by the 31st.
PLUS we opened two new urgent cares this month and someone told them to call me whenever they have coding questions. (I can code most of the urgent care offices do in my sleep, but I can't train someone else AND code urgent care charges.).
It's going to be a long week.0 -
MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »I confess that I dread going to work tomorrow because i have a new employee to train. I am not a teacher or I would be a teacher, not a bean counter.
Wait!?! You do Boy Scouts and Sunday school and have children. You are to a teacher.
Just be your awesome self.
You're the second person to say that to me in two days, Wendy. I'll take it under consideration. But, I am Cub Scout leader and Sunday School teacher because other adults wouldn't do it. I have autism. It's hard to teach people who don't and will never think like me.
One of the things I taught when I was training trainers how to train is to figure out how the trainee learns and then teach to their learning style. You cannot teach someone to learn the way you learn. You have to teach in they way they learn - very hard, but super effective. We used Kolb's four basic learning styles:
Active Experimentation - basically let me screw with it til I figure it out. I'm not scared to "break" it, I'll just try it another way next time if I do. (This is me!)
Concrete Experience - I need to tie this new learning experience to something I already know how to do.
Reflective Observation - I need to think this over, and over, and over, before I touch it and try it (These ones drive me nuts). I am scared to "break" it.
Abstract Conceptualization - I need to understand the 'why' behind it. Many similarities with Reflective Observation.
http://www.simplypsychology.org/learning-kolb.html
I understand what you said as a concept, Tami, and I appreciate the advice. However, I have autism. I am SO freaked out by this stranger in my personal space that I doubt my ability to figure out how she learns.
AND I can't let her screw with it this late in the month because this expletive deleted software doesn't have a training mode and we might not get her mistakes fixed by the 31st.
PLUS we opened two new urgent cares this month and someone told them to call me whenever they have coding questions. (I can code most of the urgent care offices do in my sleep, but I can't train someone else AND code urgent care charges.).
It's going to be a long week.
Bummer! I hope the week goes quickly, without too many questions or freak-outs. Hugs!0 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »I confess that I dread going to work tomorrow because i have a new employee to train. I am not a teacher or I would be a teacher, not a bean counter.
Wait!?! You do Boy Scouts and Sunday school and have children. You are to a teacher.
Just be your awesome self.
You're the second person to say that to me in two days, Wendy. I'll take it under consideration. But, I am Cub Scout leader and Sunday School teacher because other adults wouldn't do it. I have autism. It's hard to teach people who don't and will never think like me.
One of the things I taught when I was training trainers how to train is to figure out how the trainee learns and then teach to their learning style. You cannot teach someone to learn the way you learn. You have to teach in they way they learn - very hard, but super effective. We used Kolb's four basic learning styles:
Active Experimentation - basically let me screw with it til I figure it out. I'm not scared to "break" it, I'll just try it another way next time if I do. (This is me!)
Concrete Experience - I need to tie this new learning experience to something I already know how to do.
Reflective Observation - I need to think this over, and over, and over, before I touch it and try it (These ones drive me nuts). I am scared to "break" it.
Abstract Conceptualization - I need to understand the 'why' behind it. Many similarities with Reflective Observation.
http://www.simplypsychology.org/learning-kolb.html
I understand what you said as a concept, Tami, and I appreciate the advice. However, I have autism. I am SO freaked out by this stranger in my personal space that I doubt my ability to figure out how she learns.
AND I can't let her screw with it this late in the month because this expletive deleted software doesn't have a training mode and we might not get her mistakes fixed by the 31st.
PLUS we opened two new urgent cares this month and someone told them to call me whenever they have coding questions. (I can code most of the urgent care offices do in my sleep, but I can't train someone else AND code urgent care charges.).
It's going to be a long week.
Bummer! I hope the week goes quickly, without too many questions or freak-outs. Hugs!
I managed to treat her like a person today. That's more than I usually do with strangers. it's going to be okay. I have to do it. No one else knows the job.
I walked over 18000 steps today on break, at lunch and at soccer evaluations. It prevents the freak-outs and makes me tired enough to sleep.
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Im so sorry Melissa. That does make it harder if there is no training modeMelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »I confess that I dread going to work tomorrow because i have a new employee to train. I am not a teacher or I would be a teacher, not a bean counter.
Wait!?! You do Boy Scouts and Sunday school and have children. You are to a teacher.
Just be your awesome self.
You're the second person to say that to me in two days, Wendy. I'll take it under consideration. But, I am Cub Scout leader and Sunday School teacher because other adults wouldn't do it. I have autism. It's hard to teach people who don't and will never think like me.
One of the things I taught when I was training trainers how to train is to figure out how the trainee learns and then teach to their learning style. You cannot teach someone to learn the way you learn. You have to teach in they way they learn - very hard, but super effective. We used Kolb's four basic learning styles:
Active Experimentation - basically let me screw with it til I figure it out. I'm not scared to "break" it, I'll just try it another way next time if I do. (This is me!)
Concrete Experience - I need to tie this new learning experience to something I already know how to do.
Reflective Observation - I need to think this over, and over, and over, before I touch it and try it (These ones drive me nuts). I am scared to "break" it.
Abstract Conceptualization - I need to understand the 'why' behind it. Many similarities with Reflective Observation.
http://www.simplypsychology.org/learning-kolb.html
I understand what you said as a concept, Tami, and I appreciate the advice. However, I have autism. I am SO freaked out by this stranger in my personal space that I doubt my ability to figure out how she learns.
AND I can't let her screw with it this late in the month because this expletive deleted software doesn't have a training mode and we might not get her mistakes fixed by the 31st.
PLUS we opened two new urgent cares this month and someone told them to call me whenever they have coding questions. (I can code most of the urgent care offices do in my sleep, but I can't train someone else AND code urgent care charges.).
It's going to be a long week.0 -
Sleep well my friend.MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »I confess that I dread going to work tomorrow because i have a new employee to train. I am not a teacher or I would be a teacher, not a bean counter.
Wait!?! You do Boy Scouts and Sunday school and have children. You are to a teacher.
Just be your awesome self.
You're the second person to say that to me in two days, Wendy. I'll take it under consideration. But, I am Cub Scout leader and Sunday School teacher because other adults wouldn't do it. I have autism. It's hard to teach people who don't and will never think like me.
One of the things I taught when I was training trainers how to train is to figure out how the trainee learns and then teach to their learning style. You cannot teach someone to learn the way you learn. You have to teach in they way they learn - very hard, but super effective. We used Kolb's four basic learning styles:
Active Experimentation - basically let me screw with it til I figure it out. I'm not scared to "break" it, I'll just try it another way next time if I do. (This is me!)
Concrete Experience - I need to tie this new learning experience to something I already know how to do.
Reflective Observation - I need to think this over, and over, and over, before I touch it and try it (These ones drive me nuts). I am scared to "break" it.
Abstract Conceptualization - I need to understand the 'why' behind it. Many similarities with Reflective Observation.
http://www.simplypsychology.org/learning-kolb.html
I understand what you said as a concept, Tami, and I appreciate the advice. However, I have autism. I am SO freaked out by this stranger in my personal space that I doubt my ability to figure out how she learns.
AND I can't let her screw with it this late in the month because this expletive deleted software doesn't have a training mode and we might not get her mistakes fixed by the 31st.
PLUS we opened two new urgent cares this month and someone told them to call me whenever they have coding questions. (I can code most of the urgent care offices do in my sleep, but I can't train someone else AND code urgent care charges.).
It's going to be a long week.
Bummer! I hope the week goes quickly, without too many questions or freak-outs. Hugs!
I managed to treat her like a person today. That's more than I usually do with strangers. it's going to be okay. I have to do it. No one else knows the job.
I walked over 18000 steps today on break, at lunch and at soccer evaluations. It prevents the freak-outs and makes me tired enough to sleep.
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Thanks, Wendy. Trainee had to go to employee health for a while. I have a temporary reprieve.3
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kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »MissKalhan wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »CasperNaegle wrote: »I freaking love twizzlers!!!!!!!
IIFYM! (Although I freaking HATE Twizzlers, and all licorice... )
..... so I'm a freak of nature and love black licorice....
All black licorice is within the scope of my enjoyment
Love black licorice! And red! All licorice is good, but I think its cherry I like (is it strawberry that tastes funny? or vice versa?)
Ugh black licorice & black jelly beans are nasty!
My nieces & nephews like those Wax Coke Bottle candies.
Are those the ones you bite open and drink the fluid? I vaguely remember those from when I was a kid.
I take it back I guess they're more like gummy bears.
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I'm really missing all of you.0
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Happy Friday, everybody!
Any good plans for the weekend? My son's football game tomorrow is cancelled, because the other team forfeited. No enough players. We're going to watch my nephew's team play. Going to another nephew's birthday party tonight. I need to make a grocery shopping list, because we're going camping over Labor Day weekend and I need to pick up everything for that this weekend because I won't have time during the week.
Son caught a cold on the first day of school, so I don't know that we'll be doing anything else. He's sniffly and sneezy. I hope he doesn't share with me!
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I have my food diary at maintenance to allow my ankle to heal. I am still loosing weight,and hope that I am not loosing muscle mass.
Leaves to do exercises not involving my left ankle.1 -
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kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »
Every day.1 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »Happy Friday, everybody!
Any good plans for the weekend? My son's football game tomorrow is cancelled, because the other team forfeited. No enough players. We're going to watch my nephew's team play. Going to another nephew's birthday party tonight. I need to make a grocery shopping list, because we're going camping over Labor Day weekend and I need to pick up everything for that this weekend because I won't have time during the week.
Son caught a cold on the first day of school, so I don't know that we'll be doing anything else. He's sniffly and sneezy.
I hate deleting photos on my phone when I quote I always end up losing some of the text!
I was in Atlanta yesterday on a shoot and just flew back this AM. The only plans I have are the horses, maybe a 5k cross country race tomorrow morning and getting my expenses done for work. I never get to them in the office. Sigh.
Enjoy your weekend! Hope Peyton feels better!0 -
MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »I confess that I dread going to work tomorrow because i have a new employee to train. I am not a teacher or I would be a teacher, not a bean counter.
Wait!?! You do Boy Scouts and Sunday school and have children. You are to a teacher.
Just be your awesome self.
You're the second person to say that to me in two days, Wendy. I'll take it under consideration. But, I am Cub Scout leader and Sunday School teacher because other adults wouldn't do it. I have autism. It's hard to teach people who don't and will never think like me.
One of the things I taught when I was training trainers how to train is to figure out how the trainee learns and then teach to their learning style. You cannot teach someone to learn the way you learn. You have to teach in they way they learn - very hard, but super effective. We used Kolb's four basic learning styles:
Active Experimentation - basically let me screw with it til I figure it out. I'm not scared to "break" it, I'll just try it another way next time if I do. (This is me!)
Concrete Experience - I need to tie this new learning experience to something I already know how to do.
Reflective Observation - I need to think this over, and over, and over, before I touch it and try it (These ones drive me nuts). I am scared to "break" it.
Abstract Conceptualization - I need to understand the 'why' behind it. Many similarities with Reflective Observation.
http://www.simplypsychology.org/learning-kolb.html
I understand what you said as a concept, Tami, and I appreciate the advice. However, I have autism. I am SO freaked out by this stranger in my personal space that I doubt my ability to figure out how she learns.
AND I can't let her screw with it this late in the month because this expletive deleted software doesn't have a training mode and we might not get her mistakes fixed by the 31st.
PLUS we opened two new urgent cares this month and someone told them to call me whenever they have coding questions. (I can code most of the urgent care offices do in my sleep, but I can't train someone else AND code urgent care charges.).
It's going to be a long week.
Bummer! I hope the week goes quickly, without too many questions or freak-outs. Hugs!
I managed to treat her like a person today. That's more than I usually do with strangers. it's going to be okay. I have to do it. No one else knows the job.
I walked over 18000 steps today on break, at lunch and at soccer evaluations. It prevents the freak-outs and makes me tired enough to sleep.
Nice on the steps. Sounds like it went ok. Just take it one day at a time.0 -
Thank God for Kelly giving us the suggestion to use Zinc when you're feeling sick! I've been using these zinc tablets that dissolve in water, & it seems to be helping a bit.
Confession I hate Robitussin, & use Dimetapp for colds/allergies.0 -
kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »Thank God for Kelly giving us the suggestion to use Zinc when you're feeling sick! I've been using these zinc tablets that dissolve in water, & it seems to be helping a bit.
Confession I hate Robitussin, & use Dimetapp for colds/allergies.
Bummer you are sick! I hope u are ok.0 -
kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »Thank God for Kelly giving us the suggestion to use Zinc when you're feeling sick! I've been using these zinc tablets that dissolve in water, & it seems to be helping a bit.
Confession I hate Robitussin, & use Dimetapp for colds/allergies.
Agreed they can gag a maggot!
Hoping you are feeling better soon0
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