I would like to speak to my Sunday's school teacher, and his name is Mr.Oreal His story interests me because he use be in one of the worse school in New York, as years past he started to realize how important education is. He worked his way to become one of the student in Columbia College.
I want to learn from Mr.Oreal how much effect and work he put to get into Columbia. Some interview question that I want to ask his would be:
- Tell me about the time you started to realize education in important
- Who or what convince or reminds you of the important of education
- I heard you use to be a really bad kid in school, what do you usually do as a kid in high school?
- You moved to New York when you were as a kid, how did you start learning English? Was it difficult for you?
- If you have a chance to move out of New York, would you do so? and why?
I will photograph and interview Mr.Oreal when I see him in Sunday school. I would take a picture of him standing next to the white board holding a marker and writing notes on the board. Since Mr.Oreal always dress professional in class, so he would look really nice in the picture.
I would set up my interview by first introduce him why I'm interviewing him, all the information we discussed in class. Then try to ask questions that are not open-ended and ask follow up question for more detail as he answers my questions. I will take field notes as we talk through.
I want to learn from Mr.Oreal how much effect and work he put to get into Columbia. Some interview question that I want to ask his would be:
- Tell me about the time you started to realize education in important
- Who or what convince or reminds you of the important of education
- I heard you use to be a really bad kid in school, what do you usually do as a kid in high school?
- You moved to New York when you were as a kid, how did you start learning English? Was it difficult for you?
- If you have a chance to move out of New York, would you do so? and why?
I will photograph and interview Mr.Oreal when I see him in Sunday school. I would take a picture of him standing next to the white board holding a marker and writing notes on the board. Since Mr.Oreal always dress professional in class, so he would look really nice in the picture.
I would set up my interview by first introduce him why I'm interviewing him, all the information we discussed in class. Then try to ask questions that are not open-ended and ask follow up question for more detail as he answers my questions. I will take field notes as we talk through.
