John Hirang Interview Questions

and ______________,__________. Because of this i decided to interview him about his post-secondary experiences and coming of age moments.

Never on Havoc, if I'm correct. I don't think I've ever received a warning. On other servers, yes. I've been muted for saying things I shouldn't have. That was a long time ago, though.

High school is an important time for developing a sense of who you are as a person. Each kid who starts out high school will usually asks themselves what they are there to accomplish. For the most part, many set personal goals for themselves and strive to achieve above and beyond. However, some are just there for the experience and to see where it takes them. It’s apparent that some kids have an easier time and don’t have to struggle with their high school career. For example, some of the students have followed strong academic paths that have prepared them for this time in their lives, where as others have struggled with educational influences and feel unprepared or lost. Swerdlow mentions that the students, who attend J.E.B. Stuart, are given many chances to improve their educational foundation in order to

Hello I am Samantha Kennelly, I go to St. John XXIII College Preparatory, for high school. Through out my high school career I discovered three important characteristic about myself: humility, creativity, and leadership. I discovered my humility in my acts of kindness towards others, whether it is raising money for a disabled child to have a semester free of therapeutic horse riding or teaching summer school students how to read, write, and do math. Creativity in my love and appreciation for the arts and being in an independent film along with being accepted into distinguished art for my last year of high school. Lastly, leadership because I took initiative and I went to my school administration and requested a math teacher when we had not

Dr. Alicia Noyola, Chief Academic Officer presented the topic “College and Career Readiness – The Middle School Journey”. This topic is aligned with the Strategic Plan, specifically goals one and four. She stated that a Middle School Transformation Design Team was created last fall to address college and career readiness at the middle school level. Dr. Noyola reviewed the journey that the District has taken regarding early literacy and high school redesign. Since middle schools are the bridge between elementary and high school, the Design Team looked at some of the unique challenges middle schools face in order to transform the middle school experience.

Eisenhower High School has shaped me into the women that I am today. At first, the transfer from private to public middle school was difficult. I did not know what to expect from public schooling. Immediately, I was met with friendly faces and extraordinary teachers. When the time came for me to decide if I would attend a private high school or Eisenhower High School I didn’t hesitate on my decision. Since my first day walking through the newly renovated Eisenhower halls, I knew I had found my home for the next four years.

My first half of a year in high school has been a great experience. I have had fun this year and learned a lot. In this essay, I will be talking about me and answering three essential questions. These questions are “Who am I and what does success look like to me?”, “How am I connected to Greensburg Salem High School?”, and “How are my academic efforts and achievements helping me to be successful in the global community?”.

The French Quarter, which is, also known as the Vieux Carré is on the crescent in the Mississippi River on some of the highest ground in New Orleans. It is the oldest neighborhood in the city of New Orleans. After Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne de Bienville founded New Orleans in 1781, the city developed around the Vieux Carré, a central square. The community is used to for residents to take time to welcome the visitors in the streets. The Vieux Carré Commission was established in New Orleans in 1921. It was the first historic preservation commission in the U.S State that was approved in 1936.

Travis Adams, I am 17 and a senior at Palm Desert High School.The subject that i’m interested in the uttermost in school is government since we are able to present our views on politics. The community identifies myself as a cheerful and energetic person and people genuinely appreciate being around me. Since I was 6 I’ve been playing baseball and football, I am grateful for being able accomplish. In the future, my arrangements on furthering my education will be attending Sacramento State on a baseball scholarship. The course that I will be studying is kinesiology to become an athletic trainer when I’m done with my baseball

Ashlyn Edwards is an elementary school grades teacher and is licensed to teach grade levels K-6. She currently resides in Texas and has taken some time off from teaching to be with her family. Before taking the time off, Ashlyn worked in two different schools, one of which was in Georgia and the other in Kansas. In Georgia, she taught Kindergarten and in Kansas she taught grade 1. I chose to interview Ashlyn because I had met her several years ago through another friend and I found out she was a teacher at that time. Even though I had not got to know more about Ashlyn before this interview, I was hopeful that she would be able to provide me some insight into what it is like being a teacher and the ups and downs of the job. I asked Ashlyn five questions related to her job and she provided answers that not only guided me but also helped me to understand ways that I can become prepared to teach.

The person interviewed was Dr. John Watson, a family physician who specializes in the care of children and currently owns his own medical office in Scarborough, Ontario. The interview was conducted in his medical office on November 21, 2015 utilizing an audio recording device, as well as a pen and paper in order to take notes. Verbal permission for this essay to be read by a third party was given. The alias Dr. John Watson is utilized to protect the privacy of the person interviewed. The character traits that this essay will focus on are ambition, compassion, and perseverance.

The past two years I have been getting the education at, RHAM Middle School (RMS) and I do have to say that things have changed so much. My seventh grade year I was so terrified because I thought I would get lost and I thought the eighth graders would beat me up or something. But, then going into eighth grade year I was really excited because now my class and I were the rulers of the middle school and it just felt good because I was scared about being bullied or getting lost and not knowing where I’m going. Overall my two years at RHAM Middle School have been really good and I have enjoyed it. There is a lot of homework throughout the year and I’m not gonna complain about the homework because homework is what helps us make sure we understand what we are doing in class. It also helps us with teaching us how to be responsible and

I agree with the article Trump’s crusade against immigrants is an attack on America by The Washingtons Post editorial board, stating that Donald Trump is inhumanely attacking immigrants with the excuse of legal issues, but in actuality is punishing immigrants because of his xenophobia.

Milton Academy creates individuals of excellence in the disciplines of academics, athletics, and the arts. I am applying to Milton Academy to receive an exceptional education. Most of my time there would be spent in an academic environment. I would contribute positively to my classrooms by arriving prepared to participate, advance discussions, and exchange ideas. I have done well academically in the past and intend to continue throughout high school. If I do not grasp ideas immediately, I have the humility to ask for help and self-discipline to spend the time necessary to master them. Milton academics will be challenging. I aim to become a role model for persistence, ability and accomplishment.

"Well, yeah, but... He just thought you wanted space... Thought you didn 't want him here." Harry almost whispered. Louis ' question made him relive what happened the night before, which made tears start to well up in his eyes.