Interview Essays

Psychoeducational Testing Interviews A special education teacher and mother of three children, one with an intellectual disability of Down syndrome, diagnosed as mild and high functioning, participated in interviews with the author. The interview questions focused on the respondent’s experience and views on psychoeducational testing, which determines a student’s cognitive abilities and academic performance levels that ultimately yields recommendations for instructional planning (Bell, S. M., 2002)

Imagination or lack of imagination either broadens or limits the reason behind interviews. If interlocutors are too busy to meet or demanding to interview, then it is not an excuse to choose other interlocutors. Interview techniques and pertinent questions are chosen ahead of interviews. Deception is part of all interviews whether it is to protect one owns intentions as an interviewer or encouraging someone else to share information. What do they know about events or others? Keep one-step ahead

The following paper will attempt to analyze and dissect several key factors of what took place during my informational interview. I will be covering a list of topics that will include evaluating what took place during the interview, things that I did well, and objectives that could have been covered better. Additionally, I will cover the good and bad interview skills I learned throughout this course exercise. Lastly, I will include within my paper the aspects I learned when it comes with dealing

chose to interview someone that I have looked up to and has been an inspiring role model for deciding to pursue a career in nursing. I have known Phyllis Czarnecki, for six years now, however, I was never familiar with the details of her career as a registered nurse. This interview gave me more respect for Mrs. Czarnecki by giving me a better understanding of the path she has taken to be where she is now. I have always known the general idea of a nurse's responsibilities, however, this interview allowed

Marbeya Tapia Interpersonal Communication The relational interview For this relational interview assignment I decided to interview two couples, a couple who has been dating for three months and the other couple who has been dating for two years and five months and live together. Both the guys in the relationship are my cousins. In this assignment I will be comparing the two couples and bringing it back to what we’ve been learning in class. The first couple I interviewed is the couple who has

I interviewed a person who is very nice and love to play with children. She is my cousin Tina Mei and she is a teacher. I chose her to do my professional interview assignment because I want to know how she teach students and how she got the job. I knew she was working at school for many years and she has many experience of teaching students. Tina was graduated from Eastern Illinois University. When she was in university, her major is elementary education and psychology. She wants to work with children

Question 1: The credibility of a research is impacted by the methods in which the findings from semi-structured interview are presented (Low, 2013, p. 98). Although unstructured interviews are an effective method to utilize when gathering data about individuals, it is at a disadvantage when it comes to capturing what those individuals do. On the other hand, semi-structured interviews – such as the one in this research study – have numerous advantages. Firstly, they are cost-effective and can amass

major is Agribusiness, and after we were assigned the career research interview I knew I wanted to find someone who was working in the business field. That way I could learn a little more about what I was going to do the rest of my life. I picked general manager Haley Spreen, that runs a boutique called Get Gussied Up. I knew she had experience as a sales associate and a manger so I thought she would be the perfect person to interview, because I am starting as a sells associate as well. I learned valuable

Interview Appraisal The patient interview video that was provided was a health history of new information as well a review of old information. Patient interviews and history taking is a way of obtaining comprehensive information about the patient and applying that information to provide the best care possible for them. Without the interview process we would not be able to have the full health history and would not be able to provide patient-centered care. “The health history interview is a conversation

Special Populations Agency Interview On February 16th of 2016, an interview was conducted with Mrs. Sharon Mosley Walker. Mrs. Walker is a Commission Investigator for the State of Florida. She was a former Protection Investigator (PI) for Children and Family Service of Jacksonville, Florida. She also worked as a Probation and Correctional officer for the State of Florida. During this interview several questions were asked on the difficulties of providing service for the special populations and what

Jayda Murphy April 16, 2023 LS:2002:0003 Professor Venzon Informational Interview My interview took place with Adam Fuller at All Clear in Cedar Rapids Iowa. He is an Operations Manager for the company mainly focusing on the organization and planning within the company. He has been with the company for a little over 4 years now and had nothing but good things to say about the nature of the entire company. We discussed the various job responsibilities of an operations manager such as, planning

” This assignment of having to do an informational interview was so interesting and informative about the career I want to have someday. I don’t actually know of anyone that has the career that I want to do, so I reached out to my hometown veterinarian and asked her who she uses as her pharmaceutical sales representative. She referred me to the company of who she uses and gave me the number of someone to call that would be happy to do an interview with me. Her name is Cassandra Buland, and she is

I interviewed Ginny Rice, a white lady who works with my mother as well as Lynette Hufkie a coloured woman. Ginny Rice lived in Ronderbosch, which was a quiet middle class area with a park nearby, and most of the children in the area went to the neighbouring schools while their mothers stayed at home all day. Her community was pleasant and peaceful. Rice’s father was an accountant at Shell and her mother was a stay at home mom. Rice’s teenage years were happy, carefree years filled with her family

Social Worker Interview While studying the field of social work it is important to interview several different social workers in different areas to determine what area interests you. I had the opportunity to interview Ashley Decker from Family Access to Integrated Recovery (FAIR) on Friday September 4, 2014. Throughout this paper you will learn more about Ashley as a licensed social worker, FAIR, and my reflection on the interview. Ashley Decker has her BSW from the University of Cincinnati and

Head start/Early Head Start. Her role/responsibility as the director is the day-to-day management and oversight of the Head Start/Early Head Start Program for Episcopal Children Services. I interviewed her at her office on July 27th 2016 and our interview lasted about 45minutes. The first question that I asked her was “What are the roles and responsibilities of the overall board”? She gave me the program governance and went over them with me. It stated that “The ECS Board of Trustees serves as the

depression, grief or loss, trauma or PTSD, self-esteem, identity, relationship, career and other areas of human concern. He also focuses on mental health topics such as, impulse control disorders, mood disorders, and personality disorders. During the interview, when I asked Flachner where he currently works, he responded saying that he has a private practice in Manhattan. Flachner, has a private practice office near the Flatiron Building, located at 928 Broadway Suite 807New York, New York 10010. My next

Interview conducted on October 3rd, 2017 at 3 PM, with Manager John Doe. Mr. Doe is the manager of a local government in Maryland, employing roughly 250 individuals. Interview conducted for the purpose of analyzing how Mr. Doe handles the political/cultural environment found in public administration, how Mr. Doe has handled government reinvention, and finally an overall analysis of Mr. Doe’s management style/skill. The interview centered on Mr. Doe as a city Manager of a local municipality, how

In the interview, the tone they had with one another contributed to the positive effect of the interview. In an interview it is imperative for the interviewer and interviewee to have a positive tone with each other. This is important to an interview because if the interviewee or the interviewer has a dismissive tone it may determine the interviewer get credible information. At the start of the interview, both Moche and the interviewee has an enthusiastic tone with one another (2:12). The tone heard

Epidemiologist Pre-Interview Questionnaire Please provide responses to the questions below. If you are selected for an in-person interview, we may discuss these items further. 1. Why are you interested in working in the field of public health? a. Please describe what inspired you to select epidemiology as your career of choice - During my medical school in India, I learned about infectious diseases and also saw how we were still fighting with preventable infections. It inspired me to work in

Interview venue: A Re Areng Social Services (Office) Purpose of interview: To engage with the client in order to gather information that will help in developing the right intervention approach to assist the client in developing coping mechanism for sexual and physical abuse. The main reason for intervention: The client needs counseling as she struggles to cope and make progress in her life after experiencing both physical and sexual abuse. Goal for this session The goal was to develop a working