1. What is the most important thing I learned from the interview? Is there anything I would do differently for other interviews?
I learned so many interesting and new facts while doing this interview. The person i interviewed was Ms. Aguirre from Edgewood Academy . She explained to me the importance on how to successfully run a classroom. She gave me an insight on what its like to be a kindergarten teacher. Ms. Aguirre taught me that even though patience is a given for teaching a kinder class you also need a lot of class control and she says that helpers come in handy especially with the younger students because they like being active.
2. Did I get additional resources and contacts? What is the most useful? Why?
Additional resources that I received were books that were recommended and also some websites that could come in to use. The book i was recommended was "Common Core standards in diverse classrooms". Ms. Aguirre says that this book is very helpful and insightful for teacher of grades. I looked into a few of the website recommended and they held really useful information. Contacts that were given to me were other teachers one preschool and then elementary teachers as a resource to see how the children succeed over the years and to see how much they improve.
3. What makes my interviewee qualified to help me?
My interviewee is qualified because she is a kindergarten teacher and my topic is teaching kindergarten. She knows what its like because she works in the field of teaching which is what i'm looking into.
This was a really nice sample of your interview. How did you meet Ms. Aguirre? Was she your teacher? I noticed that she used a lot of professional vocabulary. Did you understand it all? If not, make sure you ask/look it up. It's all good stuff that will help as you learn more.
ReplyDeleteYou should definitely see if you can get that book at the CPP Library...they have a pretty good education selection.