Sample Student Interview Report

At the corner of Walker St. and Crescent St., across the road from Walker Jr. High School, passed La Palma Hospital, lies the largest campus of Anaheim Union High School District, John F. Kennedy (JFK) High School. From the parking lot into the school, I see Kennedy’s quote, painted on the edge of the entrance, stating, “Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country.” Many other quotes by graduating classes were painted on the edge of the hallway overheads with the year underneath and all meant to inspire people. Tall, lush trees provide shade, protecting me from sunshine and heat of the afternoon sunlight. I walk through the hallway that leads to the classroom of Cassandra Whitsett, a chemistry teacher at JFK High School, who graduated from the University of San Diego with a Master Degree of Chemistry. As a chemistry student, I desire to be a chemistry teacher after I receive my Bachelor Degree in Chemistry at California State University …show more content…
She advised, “You should spend some time in a classroom first to see if you like it or not. Then, you should shadow or intern with a teacher.” Also, she told me, “You will have more chance to get the job as a chemistry teacher if you have a Master Degree of Chemistry.” I looked at my watch again and saw that the interview was over, so I thanked her for her kindness and said good bye to her. As she walked me to the school gate, I asked about the salary, and she revealed that teaching pays a decent amount. She argued, “If you are the only person working in your family then you would consider another job. If both people are working in the relationship then it is fine, but you wouldn’t be able to buy a house.” At the school gate, she stated, “Teachers do not go into teaching for