Interview With a Family Friend

In my interview, I interviewed a woman named Mr. Misker. She is my best friend and I teach at the elementary school I attended. Mrs. Misker has taught for 15 years. She has 21 classes, two of them are special class children and has become mainstream in several courses in this field. Every week she teaches with a tutoring mathematics teacher and teaches with her tutor every other day. Her children changed this course to another course of social studies and science.

I interviewed Lauren Reyes, one of my best friends. To find out if biology would affect her behavior, I asked if her hormone would affect her behavior towards others. She said that he experienced emotional instability, but "actions usually depend on the situation and the expectations of others." I also asked about the qualities affected by my parents. She said that the kindness, usefulness, tolerance, and thoughtfulness were the qualities that parents learned from their parents. She internalized her kindness and help, so she notices that she reflects these attributes when she deals with others. I proved this when I asked her what she saw herself. She told me that she thought that she thought that she was "friendly, friendly, kind / good ... ... with others."

In my interview questions, I chose to interview my best friend I think she is my own grandmother because I knew her from the age of seven. Grandma Karen lives alone at the age of 67 Most children have 4 children and 12 grandchildren on most holidays and weekends. He goes to town to open a wedding ceremony. When he left home he looked perfectly normal. He was wearing denim, boots, and shorts as usual. No one has done a big deal, we are not used to going out and taking his family. In addition, his parents and brothers and sisters talked about him and his behavior and tried to make him an adult man.