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Personal Narrative: My Last Interview

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that they read together. Mrs. James has her daughter to draw and write about various topics, activities, or experiences she has had in school and at home.
My last interview was with Ms. King. She is an educator and truly understands the importance of education. Ms. King is a kindergarten teacher in the Metro Detroit area. Education is highly valued in her family. She has an elementary age son. As I was interviewing Ms. King, I learn that technology is a large component of literacy that she incorporates every chance she can. I learn that there are several apps that are specific to her son’s grade level that support his literacy. There are story books online, available for him to listen to. Once he has finished listening to the story, the

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