Mrs. Gunther class reflection 4#

This class was the most interesting of all because I found out what my kind of job my talents would lead up to. I was satisfied with the careers that were recommended to me because they were the types of careers I wanted. I know this test is not 100% sure and I hope it isn't because some other careers I wanted weren't on my list either. But Mrs. Gunther said that we would change over time and I also believe that that is true. Taking the SDS test was kind of like predicting your future which was pretty interesting.

Mrs. Gunther class reflection 3#

As we read about the several stories about how each person viewed themselves according to a their talents, it gave me a quick review about myself and how I view myself. It made me think about how i would use my talents effectively and productively as the two servants in the parable. The other memorable lesson was the career activity where we listed the most important factors that we find in a career. It gave me some confidence on what kind of career I would like to choose. It showed me that I was not like one of the people who didn't know where to go after college but one who was already determined about my job which is probably a big advantage.

Mrs. Gunther class reflection 2#.

This class was more about talents. It was a little more interesting than the first one. Talents are god-given gifts that he gives us to serve him or yourself. Like the three men in the parable we are not all given the same amount of talents. Some have more and some have less. That seems a little unfair for an unequal distribution of talents but I guess God wanted a difference to make sure the world doesn't get too banal. When I was writing out my own talents I was just wondering how long it took, and realized how unsure I was of myself. Another thought that came to mind was how much more simpler life would be if we all had one ultimate talent and we would live on toward that talent, instead of looking for one.

Mrs. Gunther class reflection

During Mrs.Gunther's class I learned many new things about the wisdom mentioned in Proverbs. Some lessons from Proverbs are: not to commit adultery, to keep wisdom in your heart, to fear God, and to thirst for wisdom. We learned also about how we change over time. Our priorities and choices change as well as our physical characteristics. Her classes are quite slow and boring as well as having nothing to do with career choice.