My emotions behind the interviewing were kinda just regular but I liked the whole idea. I did connect to the person I was talking to. We did get off topic, had a real conversation. I was happy I got to talk to someone I did not usually talk to but it wasn't about school related. It was about our life outside of school.
The question that was most difficult to answer wasn't one specific one it was several. When we got to part 2 and 3 I couldn't come up with answers. Like the one about my house on fire and I could grab one more thing I couldn't think of what I would grab, I could say many things but I know there would be something better. It was difficult mostly because I had many different answers but they wouldn't come to my mind or I knew I …show more content…
It looked for the most part that people were talking to their partner and really listening to them. If there was a way that people would do this outside of school instead of a school assignment it would be better. If we don't step up and start talking to people face to face and going out more we will start to lose emotions.
I think we many memorable moments throughout the experience for part 1. The most we related to were making a telephone call and thinking about what we are going to say. If we could be famous would we and in what way. Also what our perfect day would consist of. I think they were memorable because we had similar answers and we talked about them longer than other questions.
I think the world we live in now and the generation of now is all digital communication. Mostly everyone is all about communicating through technology or simply being on social media. I think its a worse world because it just isn't the same. You will never be on the same level of emotion through a screen without seeing the person and the way they react. Maybe a phone call is a little better because you can hear their reactions to things. But face to face will never beat it, you could also face time but if the person is feeling upset you could never reach over and hug them or comfort them the same
The question that was most difficult to answer wasn't one specific one it was several. When we got to part 2 and 3 I couldn't come up with answers. Like the one about my house on fire and I could grab one more thing I couldn't think of what I would grab, I could say many things but I know there would be something better. It was difficult mostly because I had many different answers but they wouldn't come to my mind or I knew I …show more content…
It looked for the most part that people were talking to their partner and really listening to them. If there was a way that people would do this outside of school instead of a school assignment it would be better. If we don't step up and start talking to people face to face and going out more we will start to lose emotions.
I think we many memorable moments throughout the experience for part 1. The most we related to were making a telephone call and thinking about what we are going to say. If we could be famous would we and in what way. Also what our perfect day would consist of. I think they were memorable because we had similar answers and we talked about them longer than other questions.
I think the world we live in now and the generation of now is all digital communication. Mostly everyone is all about communicating through technology or simply being on social media. I think its a worse world because it just isn't the same. You will never be on the same level of emotion through a screen without seeing the person and the way they react. Maybe a phone call is a little better because you can hear their reactions to things. But face to face will never beat it, you could also face time but if the person is feeling upset you could never reach over and hug them or comfort them the same