My Student Of The Month Interview With Jose Ochoa

1. How do you feel about being student of the month?
I'm not gonna lie, it feels pretty good.
2. Do you feel accomplished?
Yeah
3. How exactly did you become student of the month?
I actually don't know. 
4. Does it take a lot of dedication?
Yeah, a lot, the most in the world. 
5. Can anyone be student of the month?
No, you have to be strictly like me, like a boss.
6. How does this benefit you?
It actually hurts me because it makes me look like a nerd.
7. Did you ever expect to be student of the month?
Yeah, I knew it since the day I was born. 
8. Would you give up being student of the month?
Yes
9. Do you feel like you deserve this?
Yeah
10. Do you feel powerful in any kind of way?
No, I'm just naturally powerful. 

11. What do you think your parents think of this?

That I'm probably a good kid. 
12. Would you take advantage of anything, since being in this position?
No
13. If you could pass this position to someone, who would it be?
Probably a female.
14. Why? What makes them qualify?
Because they're pretty smart, I don't know. 
15. Do you feel like some sort of role model or someone people look up to?
No
16. Do you get some sort of reward?
No
17. Are you proud?
Yeah, super proud.
18. Does this take a lot of effort?
No, not really.
19. Do you have to do anything specific?
No
20. What do you like about this in particular?
That I won something.

1. What did your friends say about this?
2. What happens now?
3. Would you want to be student of the month, next month?
4. Do you think there is someone else who deserves this more than you do?
5. Do you think your teachers are proud of you?
6. Who influenced you to do your best to become student of the month?
7. Why do you feel that you qualify for this?

Student Of The Month Interview

1. How do you feel about being student of the month?
2. Do you feel accomplished?
3. How exactly did you become student of the month?
4. Does it take a lot of dedication?
5. Can anyone be student of the month?
6. How does this benefit you?
7. Did you ever expect to be student of the month?
8. Would you give up being student of the month?
9. Do you feel like you deserve this?
10. Do you feel powerful in any kind of way?
11. What do you think your parents think of this?
12. Would you take advantage of anything, since being in this position?
13. If you could pass this position to someone, who would it be?
14. Why? What makes them qualify?
15. Do you feel like some sort of role model or someone people look up to?
16. Do you get some sort of reward?
17. Are you proud?
18. Does this take a lot of effort?
19. Do you have to do anything specific?
20. What do you like about this in particular?

Interviewing Skills

Topic: School Uniforms


To find out more information about this topic, I would have to interview the students around the school. Some good questions to ask would be asking how they feel about this change and if they're for it or against it.

1.
-Teachers (anyone around school)
-Websites (school websites)
-Students (pretty much everyone)

2.
-How do you feel about uniforms for our school?
-Would you be for it or against it?
-Would it make our school better?
-Do you think it'll give students some sort of 'equality' for everyone?
-What suggestions would you have for an adequate uniform?
-Do you believe it'll make students any better?
-Why or why not?
-Will parents be pleased with this idea?
-Do you think it'll make the school's reputation better?
-How do you think it'll benefit you?
-What is wrong with our school having uniforms?
-What would you do if we had some?
-If we provided them for free, would you still be against it?
-Should teachers also have a uniform?
-What would you say if the rest of the schools in this state had uniforms?
-What other changes would you like to offer if we had to have uniforms? (such as no more phone-take-ups, etc)
-How could we make you change your mind about this?
-What if we let you design the uniforms?
-Will it make any difference?
-About how much money would you be willing to put into uniforms?

Japanese Earthquake

When I saw this picture, the first words to come out of my mouth were, "Oh my God.." It's very tragic and heart-breaking and it's sad to know that you can't really do anything to help these people that are facing something very crucial and catastrophic. The angle from this picture makes the ship/boat look very big and crates like a scary feeling to show how huge it is next to the houses and how big this earthquake was.

Like the lady up here, I also feel sad that I personally can't do anything to help these helpless, homeless, needy people. I think of the like kids in danger that probably have no where to sleep, nothing to eat, maybe sick. The photographer focuses mainly on this lady, sort of creating the cropping rule of photography.

I was speechless when I saw this photograph. I think you would be, too. This photo caught my attention because it shows the true powers of nature and how it shows no pity for anything in its way. This was a city before it was completely erased. The photographer used the viewpoint rule in this shot. Good scenery.

Touching People

1. I think this is a kind of cool and random project. It something unusual, but in some pictures the people like kind of insecure or afraid to get near each other. Like they're smiling, but you can tell that they don't know each other. But its pretty cool besides that.

2. If someone approached me with a camera and asked to participate in a photo shoot, I would probably do it, maybe, if I was dressed up or decent looking. About touching a stranger? Hmm, I guess it also depends. If he/she looks "safe" (like not a serial killer or pedophile) I would most likely do it.

3.  I think a cool photoshoot would be that people make funny facial expressions. Like one person does a face and then the other one reacts to it.

4. The photographer didn't really use any of the rules of photography. All of his pictures are taken from a front-view shot. No viewpoint pictures, neither from the side or different angles. They were all the same.

Cool Advertising Idea

I just had to pick this image because I think Paris is beautiful, with the amazing Eiffel Tower in this picture, it caught my attention. I don't actually like the phone shown here, but the rest of the photograph was catchy. I personally have AT&T; but if I didn't, I believe I would switch to it. With these creative advertisements, it like makes AT&T's reputation pretty spontaneous, like it makes customers imagine that the company and the services might be very creative and random. Very eye-catchy.