Grace Widelitz

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    Thinking back to the beginning of this course, I feel as though I have grown so much in these four pillars but also in so many other areas not included in these four pillars. In terms of self-direction, this […]

  • What’s the Story? is an amazing course in which students dig in to a topic of interest and become well acquainted with all aspects of the topic. As this process goes on, students write and post weekly blog updates […]

  • Our second retreat was productive, fun, and a bit chilly. I was happy to be familiar with the spaces we were working in because this made me more comfortable. The presentation given by Jason Mittell helped me […]

  • I feel as though I personally have not been able to make a lot of progress this week simply because I have been very busy, although I have formulated a list of people I am going to contact. I believe my leadership […]

  • How do you define “mental health challenge”? Is it an “illness”? What does the phrase “mental health challenges” mean to you?
    Do you know someone, a family member or friend, who struggles with mental health […]

  • Grace Widelitz wrote a new post 10 years ago

    I arrived yesterday, unsure of what exactly was to come. I had only very quickly opened the google document explaining the plan for the next 36 hours, leaving me vulnerable to a bit of nervous anticipation as we […]

  • Grace Widelitz wrote a new post 10 years ago

    I would like to see increased access to a range of care options that address the individual needs people have, a reduction or further, the elimination of stigma around getting care, and finally educating people […]

  • Thank you so much for the thoughts on my post. I have made the slides accessible to everyone who would like to view them now so I hope that works! Let me know if it doesn’t. I am looking forward to seeing everyone […]

  • Thank you! I definitely agree about the term “Mind Map” going well with my topic.

  • Thank you Mr. Rich!

  • Hi Theo,
    The break-down of your mind map was very helpful and it is really cool to see how your focus has shifted as you have been studying your topic. I think the different colors, shapes, symbols and visuals […]

  • Hi Nigel,
    I noticed that on the branch of refugees you had what looked like specific names? I wasn’t sure if that is what these were so I am just clarifying and wondering if this is true. I thought your […]

  • Grace Widelitz wrote a new post 10 years ago

    People deserve the necessary and appropriate resources for them to feel good and be able to live the life they want without difficulties getting in their way. This right is unfortunately not granted for all p […]

  • Grace Widelitz wrote a new post 10 years ago

  • Theo,
    I really liked how you added additional visual aspects to your post. I think this really stands out because visual aids help explain your information and keeps the reader engaged. I also like how you wove […]

  • Hi Nigel,
    I really like the way you organized your why, how, what and then concluded with your pitch. It really feels organized and easy to follow. I also enjoy hearing more about your ideas and the programs you […]

  • Quite often, the go-to mental healthcare treatment is hospitalization/medication. This form of treatment may be the norm, but this doesn’t mean it’s right for everyone. One organization called the Soteria House […]

  • Business relies upon the consumers. Therefore, successful business involves being unique, creative and innovative. Some ideas that Simon Sinek suggests for inventive and innovative business are working from the […]

  • Hi Nigel,
    This is a very interesting post! Sorry my response is coming a bit late I had trouble finding the post. The point about the refugees liking their lives before they moved here was a great point because I […]

  • Theo,
    Thank you so much for the thoughtful response! It is much appreciated! Sorry my response is coming a bit late but at first I could not find your blog.

    I believe you have addressed a very important and […]

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