N.P. English Interview
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Nicholas Patton, a senior interested in artistic pursuits like art and photography, wants to interview his favorite junior year English teacher, Miss Lopez, for a school project. He chose Miss Lopez because she made English class enjoyable by interacting with students and allowing interesting discussions. Nicholas plans to ask Miss Lopez questions about how this year's students compare to last year's, whether she enjoys teaching, if she notices any differences between the two years of students, which class period is her best, and if she enjoys some classes more than others.
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Favour Oladimeji, a 14-year-old student at Jurupa Hills High School who enjoys football, basketball and skateboarding, will be interviewing the school principal, Mrs. Trollinger, to learn about her job responsibilities, how she enforces rules at the school, and her views on helping students succeed in their classes and lives. Favour selected the principal as she wants to understand the principal's role and vision for students' success.
S. Interview with a Custodian
Gene is a sanitary supervisor at Jurupa Hills High School who was interviewed by Shellsea for a TV production class. Shellsea chose to interview Gene because, as a custodial worker, she felt his hard work was overlooked and custodial workers do not receive enough recognition. Shellsea asked Gene questions about his favorite kind of student, how he feels about messy kids, if he gets enough recognition from other staff members, if he is close with security workers, and if he is social with students.
C.V. Interview with English Teacher
Dr. Walker was interviewed by Christian Jair for TV1. Christian asked Ms. Lopez, an English teacher, five questions for the interview: how she feels about the new grading scale, the biggest issues in her class, what she enjoys most about Jurupa, her major, and what school she graduated from. Christian chose to interview Ms. Lopez because she has a lot of energy and he felt she would be the most honest when answering questions.
M.S. Interview
Michael Sotelo, a 17-year-old high school senior, will be interviewing Kevin, the school security officer, for a class project. Michael chose to interview Kevin because he is curious about Kevin's experiences working as the school security officer. Michael plans to ask Kevin five questions about the craziest thing he's witnessed on the job, his experience working at the school, whether he got into trouble in high school, his favorite sport and team, and how he likes working with the other security officers.
J.M. Interview with an English Teacher
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T.D. Interview with Coach
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B.F. Interview with a Math Teacher
Mr. Schuck is a math teacher and former guitar teacher being interviewed. He is chosen because he is a role model who never gives up on his students and wants them to succeed, as evidenced by his help for the interviewer to pass his freshman support class. The interview will ask Mr. Schuck five questions about whether he misses teaching guitar and how he managed two subjects, if he ever got frustrated with unmotivated students, how he felt being replaced for choir, and whether he would choose math or guitar if given the choice.
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