Personal Narrative: An Interview With Ms. Ashley Rogers

Johnna Brown. The lovely mother of two, and the amazing wife any man would dream of, the best pet spoiler there is, and the perfect friend. That right there can say so much about someone without even knowing who they are. Johnna, my mother, is such a talented person. Along with this, she is also a mentor and therapist. Last, she devotes her every waking seconds to the ones she loves.

I got the chance to interview a wonderful person, Ms. Breyonia Sterling. Breyonia resides here in Savannah, Ga and she is 18 years old. Her birthday is April 8th, which qualifies her to be an Aries. Breyonia Sterling is a wonderful person because she has an admirable personality, she is very success- driven, and has some unique favorites. I also learned while interviewing her that we have a lot in common.

My informational interview with Karissa Page was held on the 27th of September. During our conversation, the majority related to her transition from a college setting to the working world as well as her experience going into a field different from ones major in college. I sought her as my real reader because of her experience doing as such. These topics were appropriate for our conversation because Ms. Page’s field of interest is in Public Health, while I am interested in conservation biology as well as her majoring in Biology and Psychology in Undergrad, while I am going to be completing a degree in Molecular Genetics & Psychology. During our conversations I expressed my desire to learn from her post-undergrad experience.

I had the pleasure of interviewing Ms. Yvonne Dill who attended UIC (University in Chicago) at the age of 16, which she is extremely proud to say. “I loved it because it was close to my home, and although I was close, I was still able to be independent and live on my own. I did graduate from that school in 4 years.” I am also close to home and I enjoy my independence as well. The only difference between she and I is the fact that I did not attend college at age 16. During her first few weeks as a freshman she admits, “I was not nervous, and I felt as if I was where I belonged. I adjusted very easily, and quickly. Three of my cousins (all two years older than me, two of which are twins) also attended the school, which made the transition very

Last summer I wanted to work and earn a little cash and distract myself and not be home all summer. I didn't know where to apply so I applied everywhere I was even open to working in the fields my parents told me that the fields were the last place they ever wanted me to work. My mom and step dad Raul always told me that field work wasn't easy and that it was not for me but I didn't listen.

My interview partner, Amanda Urdiales, says that she hardly procrastinates. It is safe to assume that Amanda is very confident in herself and in her abilities to complete a task at the last moment. Her main cause for such confidence in her abilities comes from the notion she feels she has enough time to get the task at hand done. She usually does not procrastinate, but when she does, she almost always gets the assignment done the day before it is due. She also procrastinates on work she find uninteresting or difficult.

I would work with Ashley Gi, because I can tell she is very focused yet very open to the ideas and input of others. This changed from my previous answer because I got the chance to work with Ashley through the group interview. I would also work with Snipta Mallick because she shares my passion and drive to succeed, and when asked for help, she is so genuinely kind. This changed from my previous answer because the people I had initially chosen were not on the list. I don't think I would work with Ameya, because he unprofessionally bases a lot of decisions on his emotions and isn't very open-minded. This didn't change because I didn't notice a change in his attitude towards others while working. I also don't think I would work with Shalin Shah

Throughout my years growing up, I have had numerous teachers and coaches, all of whom were excellent leaders and mentors in their own ways. However, out of all these people, the most effective leader I have come in contact with is Mrs. Lori Pierce. Most recently, she coached me in speech, but she also was my drama director and 6th grade teacher. Obviously, Mrs. Pierce has the resume of a remarkable leader because she not only fills multiple roles at Verdigre Public School, but also she serves on the Alpine Village Retirement Home Board of Directors and volunteers at the United Methodist Church and various community events. Her vast involvement, though, is not what makes her the most effective, impressive leader; indeed, it is the practicality,

“I wish for the same aspect I’ve hoped for from the beginning. I wish for a life so fearless, so unpredictable, so full of unexpected joys and unforgettable love that no box could possibly contain all my memories. Such a life won’t be perfect. It’ll be something better, it will be my own paradise”. I’m going to share with you about my “Helene Tucker”. My symbol is my friend Taylor, which represents love, trust, and laughter “everything I want”.

On a personal level, Ms. Davis, my theater teacher, helped me through one of the hardest moments of my life, losing a friend to suicide. She was a literal shoulder to cry on and her words of wisdom are ones that I will never forget. In the theater space, she helped me find my voice and my place as a human and as a director. I never would have gained the passion and drive for the arts if it wasn’t for her leadership and her willingness to allow me the opportunity to work as her assistant director.

later in life. If they are properly exposed and introduced to social situations, they then will likely have an easier time fitting in and talking to their peers.

I first met Sara Christine Lewis in Provo, UT after Hegon whom I have been a close friend since college got married to Sara and we have been close friends since then. My husband Jacob and I invited them over for dinner a few times so that Sara could get used to the Korean food and its culture. She was having a hard time getting used to certain spices on the dishes that I cooked at the dinner but tried and liked it later. It took my husband two years to acquire its traditional taste of Korean food while he was in Korea as a full-time missionary. My husband and I decided to throw a party at our place during the Thanksgiving holidays in November 2014 and invited other internationally married couple friends whom we stayed in close contact with

Having this interview with Rebecca Claus has really informed me about teaching and what is actually involved. It gave me insight about how the information I am currently learning will actually be used everyday in my teaching career. I found it interesting when I learned that they are in a new series, but it does not match with the curriculum. I found it helpful that she told me that I as a future educator I should observe as many classroom as I can. This interview helped me grow as a future educator by providing me with details from an actual teacher who has been teaching for many years and has seen education change so much in that time. It has taught me to have good communication with parents and some ways that she keeps open communication

One day I received a message asking that I teach a girl how to speak so I responded by saying yes. Then the next day I was sleeping when suddenly I heard a knock on the door and I thought to myself who could it be? So I nervously walked to the door and when I opened the door, I saw a lady and a child I asked may I help you? And they said “Are you Anne Sullivan?””yes” I responded “and who are you” I asked then she said “you said you would teach my daughter.”. I was confused at first, then it clicked.

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