Teacher’s interview
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Marina Martinez is a 44-year-old English teacher who graduated with a degree in English Letters. She became a teacher after struggling in her own English classes, wanting to help other students overcome challenges learning the language. While she initially fell into teaching, she has found it rewarding to watch her students learn and have successful experiences both in and outside the classroom over her career.
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THE SACRIFICE HOW PRO-PALESTINE PROTESTS STUDENTS ARE SACRIFICING TO CHANGE T...
Teacher’s interview
- 1. Teacher’s InterviewTeacher’s Interview Adriano GasparAdriano Gaspar Brenda WaltemannBrenda Waltemann João MartinsJoão Martins Morgana NiheiMorgana Nihei Renata DalmasoRenata Dalmaso
- 3. Teacher’s profileTeacher’s profile • Name: Marina Martinez • Age: 44 • Level of education: Graduated in Letras - Inglês
- 4. Teachers’ answersTeachers’ answers 01. What has motivated you to learn English? •My bad grades 02. Why have you chosen this profession? •The profession has chosen me
- 5. 03. Could you possibly tell us a bit about your teaching ‘history’? Refer to any aspect you consider important. 04. What were your expectations regarding your profession before you actually started being a teacher?
- 6. 05. Wouldn’t you mind telling us about a very successful/and a not very successful experience you had as a teacher and also, as a student? 06. How do you perceive teachers in the Brazilian context? And how do you think people perceive teachers?