An Interview With A Nice Librarian Woman

Within my school literacy lesson will be planed by the teachers, the teacher will go over the

On Wednesday, February 24, 2016, I conducted an interview with Professor Clarissa Wilkerson, JD, CPA. As an accounting major, I am extremely interested in pursuing a career in accounting and am a student in Professor Wilkerson’s class. Her enthusiastic personality continues to inspire me to pursue a career in this field. After explaining my career goals and the details of this assignment, she gladly accepted when I asked if she would be willing to conduct an interview to help me complete this interview report. Professor Wilkerson received her Master’s degree in Taxation from Georgia State University. She is also a licensed Certified Public Accountant (CPA), and has considerable experience in the field of accounting. A few of the topics we discussed were: the importance of teamwork, the way technology is changing accounting, the value of understanding finance and economics in relation to accounting, and the usefulness of receiving a degree in accounting and earning a CPA license.

Literacy is a vital part of all later learning. Because of this, the children will engage in hands on activities that relates to what they have read and give them opportunities to make up their own versions, as well as make up their own stories. They will have a large group story time and a partner reading time. An ample variety of books will be available at all times. Signs with words and pictures will be posted around the classroom showing, daily activities, objects that are used daily, and the placement of toys and

Literacy is a wide known understanding, used in all aspects of society. Anywhere you go, the stage of your literacy in given situations is tested. Literacy ranges in places like the home, at work, teams, and so much more. When asked to interview someone, and dive into the aspect of their literacy of a given community, I instantly knew what I wanted to do. I recently joined the sisterhood of Pi Beta Phi, and even more recently was given a “Big Sister”, that I will now have as a part of my life, forever. Her name is Hailey Thomsen, and she is a junior at the University of Central Florida, and was the perfect person to interview for this project.

Activities that we do to promote the learning of literacy are, story sacks, role play,

Needed to record the pages read and how the child progressed, any problems etc . I also needed to ask the child how they found our group reading session and colour code individual difficulty, Red, Amber, Green, Green been easy!

I interviewed a young lady on SUNY Old Westbury campus named Tenesha. She was a Hispanic female, age 25, who is a Graduate Student studying Child Psychology. She desires to work in a school with children ranging from 6 to 12 years old. She’s inspired to help the youth understand the essential psychological needs of children and adolescents, the substances of their environment, help establish a connect with children who needs to social breakthrough with where their backgrounds and emotional acclimations, aid to the behavior concerns of children and provide counseling to assist them as they transition in school.

Host A Literacy Celebration: Plan an event to read aloud with students or help put books into the hands of kids in need. Use RIF’s read aloud tips, free literacy resources —literacy calendars and STEAM activities — or purchase discounted books through RIF’s platform.

I decided to interview my current coworker Michelle Razo. She works in probably one of the most valued and needed occupations in the world. Human Resources is the fast growing occupation and is growing above average ( bls). The Bureau of Labor Statistics has a growth of 9% between 2014-2024. As well as being one of the highest growing job, it has a very well median annual wage of $104,000 (bla), an Hr. manager is practically needed in every industry. A few of the responsible of an HR is hiring, termating, helping companies comply with State and Federal Laws, as well as helping employees fight for their rights. Wikipedia description for a Human resource consultor “the human resource consulting industry has emerged from management consulting and addresses human resource management tasks and decisions” (Wikipedia) “Core practice include employee engagement, compensation, employee benefits, actuarial, retirement, mergers, acquisitions and talent mobility” (Wikipedia)

1. Suggest an appropriate literacy play center for a 1st grade class. What does it teach/reinforce? What materials do you need?

During my interview with Donna Portnoy, she provided a concrete description as a Mental Health Counselor working in the field of Intellectual Developmental Disabilities. She informed me that she feels it’s easier to find a job as a Social Worker in New York City. From the experience of her classmates with whom she remains in contact and herself, she acknowledged that when it comes to counseling a Mental Health Counselor knows how to counsel, provide treatment strategies and coping intervention. In contrary to a Social worker who provides linkage to services and resources for people to aid into their needs. Donna’s thoughts on the current labor market for counseling are abominable. She feels that a university should establish a linkage to students actually getting a job in their career straight after graduation. She mentioned that every university is different. But adequately if you aren’t license immediately after graduation, it’s hard to find a job to complete your required hours for your license, unless you know somebody in your field of study. She elaborated on the lack of jobs is immense around our nation. License Social Workers aren’t trained on the level of a Mental Health Counselor’s knowledge of theories and psychological perceptions treatment outcomes. Hiring is limited for MHC who graduates who want to work/receive hours under a limited liability license.

This was my first time taking part in the actual literacy night festivities and I am so thankful that I had the opportunity to attend this time around. I can honestly say as a parent of three children, I have never had the time to attend their literacy nights, and I regret that. Participating in the literacy night made me aware of the importance of holding literacy nights such as the one I was apart of. It provides students and parents/family members the opportunity to spend quality time together while practicing academic skills/concepts in a authentic and engaging way. The center that my group created was called Recycled Music and it allowed students to create a musical instrument by reusing recyclable materials. We put a lot of thought into

The first interviewee is one of my classmates who was asked a series of questions about literacy. My classmates stated that “When I was child I use to wrote any words I saw in the newspaper, but just copy the words without knows the meaning. After that my mother saw my, she asks me. Do you know the meaning of this words? I said not, in this day, my mother start to taught me how to read and write.” When asked about which areas were most interesting my classmate stated that they read romantic books, dramas, fantasy books, and history.

We do a huge event called Literacy Alive during the Spring, where children come and participate in literacy activities and get to take home a book. There has been one since I have joined, and the event was so fun. I was at the bookmark station and I was able to interact with many children. This year, KDP had a volunteer opportunity that I wanted to take advantage of. I am in volunteering at a local elementary school where I help with reading groups once a week. A student usually reads a book to me, and I help her if needed. This volunteering experience has helped me develop and improve the skills needed to be a good educator by using strategies that I learned in a college course about reading for elementary children. For example, if the student doesn’t know a word, to look for a word within the word and making

My initial objective for this assignment was to interview Lori Riviere from The Riviere Agency in NYC. I reached out via email and instagram, and although their website did provide a contact number, I was honestly way too shy and nervous to call. I also reached out to my Fashion PR idol, Karla Barbosa. Although she responded with flattery, she was unavailable. I’m assuming it might have been because of NYFW.