Friday, August 28, 2015


MARQUEZ HIGH SCHOOL


my two week adventure of high school has  been interesting i realized that here its a mare independent  work environment and the classes are a bit harder due to the fact that they are supposed to prepare us for collage .high school is tiring for the  simple fact that i have to manage my studies and my extra curricular activities ,besides the fact high school is really fun it teaches you many things.for example one of the major things that i have learned is that you really have to work for  your things and just keeping trying your best always because it will all benefit you in the long run.


when i had first started my high school adventure i was a bit nervous and now its all OK on the first day they had put me in the wrong classes so my mom called and requested that they would change my scheduled unfortunately it took about a week  for the school to finally change my scheduled.my new classes are:

FIRST PERIOD IS INSTRUMENTS
SECOND IS PE
THIRD IS GEOMETRY
FOURTH IS LEADERSHIP
FIFTH IS HEALTH
SIXTH IS BIOLOGY
SEVENTH IS ENGLISH
EIGHTH IS NEW MEDIA 

OVERALL MY FIST DAYS AT MARQUEZ WERE SUCSESSFUL AND FUN  


Wednesday, August 26, 2015

                     Optician
Duties and responsibilities: interpreting optical prescriptions written by optometrists or ophthalmologists; giving advice to patients on lens type, frames and styling; with further training, fitting contact lenses and giving advice on their care and use.
Salary: With an average salary around $35,710 a year, optician's earnings are slightly higher than those of a phlebotomist ($31,410), but lower than other professions on our list of health care jobs, such as nurse practitioner ($95,070), occupational therapy assistant ($55,250) and dietitian and nutritionist ($56,300).

Education: there are no specific educational requirements for an optician, an associate's or bachelor's degree in optician may offer a competitive advantage. Optician courses educate students in the anatomy and physiology of the human eye, optical fundamentals and refraction. Through clinical training, students also have opportunities to learn about polishing, hand beveling, heat treatment, tinting and fitting glasses.

Reflection; no I do not think this career pathway will not be a good choice for me because I usually like to have my own space and I think that having to do with the eyes I will be invading others space and my space too.i also am not really interested in studies of the eye.