Personal Narrative: My Interview With Ms. Yvonne Dill

I have had many great mentors that have stood out in my life thus far, but I have one lady that really stands out. Her name is Tina; I know her better as Ms. Hicks. She is a kindergarten teacher and Glee Club director at the middle school I attended. I came to know her really well when I joined the Glee Club my sixth grade year. She is so selfless and always puts others before herself. I just began watching her one day and realized that I wanted to be just like her. I began to volunteer in her classroom the last period of the day because I want to be an elementary school teacher as well. I decided why not learn form the best. Throughout the year, I learned so much from her. She taught me that students can learn and have fun while they

I apologize for a late reply. I wasn't in my office today, but I'll be back tomorrow. I need to check Hunter's student file before answering your question. I remember that Hunter is one of our new students at McBride and another ELL teacher had assessed his English proficiency. In general, students are eligible to receive up to five years of English language support if required.

I’m Ralonda Holt and I am a 46 year old African American female born and raised in Dayton, Ohio. I am a wife of an amazing husband and father. Together we have 3 wonderful adult sons, John 28, Kris 27, and Josh 23, and blended. My husband and I will be married 28 years October 23, 2015. I enjoy being my own boss hosting marriage small groups, cycling, kayaking, ministry work, and spending quality time with my family and dear friends. As a young child, I grew up on the west side of Dayton in primarily a poor neighborhood. One thing that I noticed as a young child growing up in the projects is that everyone looked like me, had the same type of home as me, the same size front and backyard as me, and we all appeared to be in the same economic status.

“Hey, terrorist,” a boy called out to me from across the classroom, drawing laughter from his friends. I pretended not to hear and stared into my book. It was a typical day in my life growing up as a first-generation American attending public school in a poor Bronx neighborhood. Being one of the few Indian kids there, I was relentlessly picked on. My school was desperately underfunded where teachers often spent their own money on supplies.

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.

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 had always thought she was beautiful. Katelyn Baldwin was the most beautiful girl I have ever seen. She did everything so effortlessly. From the way her long blond hair fell to the way she constantly seemed to say the right things, it was always flawless. She was so confident and cheerful yet she still looked cool. I would even go as far as saying she was perfect, but I know perfection doesn't exist. I am extremely lucky to be able to call her my best friend.

I believe that it is great you are inquiring about Ms. Holman and I will be honored to tell you about my time of knowing her. I met Jenna when I was stationed with her at Fort Bliss, TX and I am happy to have worked with her there, we remain friends today. I have known Jenna now, almost 10 years. Since I've known her, my opinion of her, is that she is a very bright person with an impeccable mindset. She is a hard worker and possess a strong character of heartiness. While I did not work with her on a daily basis, the times that I did, I have observed her work ethics and the way she upheld policies and procedures. I believe that she is a trustworthy person and very supportive to everyone, when they ask for her assistance. Even if she notice something

My interview was about someone who I have known for about 8 years. She has always been my pediatrician for as long as I could remember. Who is she? Kimberly Rathmann. Dr.Rathmann always had a smile on her face. She has been at the Health Partners Midway Clinic for 11 years and she hopes to stay for many more. Her story of getting to her career of her dreams was long and interesting.

I interviewed Apryl Patterson from Payless Shoe Stores. She is the Manager of the 11th Street location in Beaumont, Texas. She has been with the company for four years and Manager for 3 years. She supervises five associates at this location. Each associate performance is evaluated every month. The ranking is from one to five within the store and one to 60 in the district. The evaluations are on how well each associate’s conversion, sales, dollars per transaction, and units per transaction are for the month. If an associate is in the bottom two for two consecutive months they will be terminated. There is also an evaluation of the associate after they have been with the company for 12 months. This decides if they receive a pay raise or not.

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.

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

I tried to not make this long. But there's too much needed to clarify the situation. But as asked, I’ve given the matter of my resignation a lot of thought. It's difficult to be in this position, and not something taken for granted. And it's also not an attempt at garnering special favor or treatment. I realized my limited position, value and place not long after coming to the City.

It was such a thrill to welcome Molly and her mom into my newborn photographer studio for her one-year, cake smash portraits. While I love the brand-new babies that come into the studio, there's a special place in my heart for the 1 year sessions.

Thanks for sharing this post with your readers. Soon, you are going to have a gorgeous smile filled with perfect teeth. Maybe, it is well worth the slight pain. I am in the process of considering whether or not I should get braces. I'm almost thirty. I was thinking that I was too old, but now I'm