For my essay I am going to explain why Mice en place is important. I am going to go over what’s the importance of sanitary equipment. I also will be talking about knife skills. This is just three main topics out of many that I’ve learned over the year from Culinary 1. Mise en place is a French phrase which means "putting in place", as in set up. Also meaning the preparation of equipment and food before service begins. In the kitchen, it is best to use mise en place. This is where you organize and arrange all the ingredients that you will be using. This is important so you can have everything going smoothly while you’re cooking. It is also important so you will not skip out on any ingredients that you will need. The importance of having sanitary equipment is that there is a lot of things that can go wrong if equipment isn’t sanitary. In the kitchen you are going to be dealing with multiple things. From vegetables to meat to poultry to cleaning equipment. Having all of that in a kitchen you will need to know what to do and what not to do and need to know how to keep everything is place. If you can’t do this, it can result in something as cross-contamination, and also not being sanitary can have bad bacteria spreading around. Also if you keep equipment sanitary, you can have your equipment last longer. Knife skills are very important because knifes are nothing to play with. There is many knife skills that I have learned this past year. First, with using a knife you will have to know how to carry a knife. You will need to know how to rocking and crawling. That is where you cut your food with your fingernails tucked in so you do not cut your…
discussion over his life. In the end they all make a dission that the boy is not guilty and the fats that they all stated the time where he was explaining that anyone who know how to use a switich blade stabs up because they waste to much time to make the knife point down into the ground.
Juror number 3 was trying to explain that the women that witnessed the killing saw everything. And juror number 9 was saying that the women had markings on her nose the same exact marking that juror number 3 had because…
Introduction: Independent Learning Skills Tracker
Welcome to your independent learning skills journey! The purpose of this journey is to equip you with the essential independent skills that you will need to help you to be a successful Key Stage 5 student. We recognise that becoming independent and building on any skills that you have currently can sometimes be challenging and because of this we aim to help you every step of the way.
Eight Critical Skills
On your journey, you will be required…
of eyes is to see, and since a pruning knife is better suited to pruning than a butcher’s knife, its function is to prune. Having established this, Socrates goes on to argue that everything also has a virtue that relates to the performance of its function. The virtue of eyes would be sight and the virtue of the pruning knife would be its sharpness. An object that is deficient in its virtue is said to be incapable of performing its function well (a dull knife would not be able to cut properly). Having…
Start drawing your own conclusions, make your own points, offer different ways of looking at things, but by all means, be able to back them up. By doing so, you’ll take your thinking to a whole new level and develop one of the most useful “real world” skills that you can learn in college.
You will find that critical thinking often manifests in discussions groups (classes held separate from lectures to talk about what was learned in class and in the readings). You will hear from a variety of people, varying…
ADVANCING INCLUSIVE EDUCATION AND 21
CENTURY LEARNING SKILLS THROUGH THE ARTS
GÉRALDINE D. SIMONNET
JAMES E. MODRICK
Inclusive education – Arts education – Inclusive educational practices – 21 Century skills
This paper examines the concept of inclusive education and suggests that the arts have both a valuable role to
play in this context and also provide the skills that are in high demand for the 21 century workplace. The paper
starts by reflecting on the meaning…
play. From experience I learned that the smash shot is the most effective way to score points. I did not however learn this from scoring points with the smash (which I have yet to master), but from watching my other classmates use it successfully. My skills may still be novice but they have improved immensely from the beginning of the class. I could barely serve over the net at the beginning and now I can serve with ease and accuracy. I think the serving exercises helped but after a while they got redundant…
A demonstration is where a coach or athlete demonstrates that skill to the group or individual. Coaches use demonstrations to show a performer how to execute a certain skill. Coaches have to consider the athletes level of proficiency before deciding how to demonstrate the skill. If a player is a beginner then the coach may have sufficient competence to demonstrate the skill, because the athlete’s knowledge is limited. The benefit to the athlete is a clear view of what they should…
My ten best transferable skills
I work efficiently and productively, and I always meet deadlines. I like to plan out a rough copy of what I’m going to do before I actually do it.
If there is ever a problem, I am able to listen to all angles and come up with a solution that satisfies everyone.
I am always positive, and I see the good in others. I encourage others to strive to reach their full potential, because I see what people are capable of.
Differential association theory in criminology is the cognitive social learning process of deviant behavior and criminal skills. A more contemporary term would be radicalization that results in a particular action. The theory is one attempt to answer the question of why some individuals will commit criminal actions while other members of the same society will restrain themselves and operate within socially accepted parameters. In theory, these social parameters define the criminal element. That…