1. Lionel, West House
2. Lionel expressed that he wanted the topic of his senior project to be film. He said film was a career he was greatly interested in and that he wanted to focus on film instead of digital media, because he feels like digital media is becoming too powerful and leaving film to be an obsolete medium for creating movies.
3. Lionel said the ROP teacher has a friend who works with film, and they are coming by to screen a movie called, "The Power of Fear" and he is planning on asking if he could work with them when they do so.
4. To no surprise, he hopes to view film related presentations in order to get an idea of what he should do for his own 2 hour presentation. He also hopes the presentations he watches are very informative, that way if he finds them interesting, he leaves the presentations feeling very knowledgeable about what he just saw.
5. None
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Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Blog 17: Fourth Interview Questions
1. What is the best way to help homeless youth end the cycle of homelessness?
2. What do you believe are the main factors that lead children to become homeless?
3. What organizations are available to homeless youth to help them get back on their feet?
4. Why do you believe that children who have been on the street, but are able to get off of it for a period of time, have a higher or lower chance of living on the street again?
5. How effective do you believe transitional living programs are?
6. Please tell me of any stories of homeless youth who have undergone transitional living programs?
7. Why do you believe the homeless youth who undergo these transitional living programs either regress back to living on the streets, or are able to stay off of them?
8. What is your opinion on homeless youth attending counseling sessions? Why?
9. How do you believe homeless children are affected by having some form of shelter while they are living on the streets, regardless of the shelter's stability, durability, etc? Why?
10. If a homeless child is placed in an environment where children who are not homeless are present (such as a school) how do you believe this will affect the homeless child?
11. Why do you believe that some people may say that there are some cases of children who would actually be better off living on the streets than trying to get off of them? What is your personal opinion about this statement?
12. How important do you believe it is for homeless youth to be in school?
13. What benefits can homeless youth gain from being in school?
14. How can we help homeless youth be less truant to school?
15. If a homeless child has missed school and social interactions due to moving around a lot, how hard do you believe it is to integrate the child back into school?
16. What special programs or organizations specifically geared towards helping homeless youth succeed in school do you know of? How do these programs help these children?
17. What struggles do you think homeless youth face in school as opposed to those who are not homeless?
18. How do you feel about homeless youth wanting to get off the street on their own (without enlisting the help of others to do so)?
19. How do you believe we can motivate homeless youth to want to get off the streets?
20. What do you believe is the number one thing homeless youth, or people who were once homeless youth, NOT do in order to not regress to living on the streets?
2. What do you believe are the main factors that lead children to become homeless?
3. What organizations are available to homeless youth to help them get back on their feet?
4. Why do you believe that children who have been on the street, but are able to get off of it for a period of time, have a higher or lower chance of living on the street again?
5. How effective do you believe transitional living programs are?
6. Please tell me of any stories of homeless youth who have undergone transitional living programs?
7. Why do you believe the homeless youth who undergo these transitional living programs either regress back to living on the streets, or are able to stay off of them?
8. What is your opinion on homeless youth attending counseling sessions? Why?
9. How do you believe homeless children are affected by having some form of shelter while they are living on the streets, regardless of the shelter's stability, durability, etc? Why?
10. If a homeless child is placed in an environment where children who are not homeless are present (such as a school) how do you believe this will affect the homeless child?
11. Why do you believe that some people may say that there are some cases of children who would actually be better off living on the streets than trying to get off of them? What is your personal opinion about this statement?
12. How important do you believe it is for homeless youth to be in school?
13. What benefits can homeless youth gain from being in school?
14. How can we help homeless youth be less truant to school?
15. If a homeless child has missed school and social interactions due to moving around a lot, how hard do you believe it is to integrate the child back into school?
16. What special programs or organizations specifically geared towards helping homeless youth succeed in school do you know of? How do these programs help these children?
17. What struggles do you think homeless youth face in school as opposed to those who are not homeless?
18. How do you feel about homeless youth wanting to get off the street on their own (without enlisting the help of others to do so)?
19. How do you believe we can motivate homeless youth to want to get off the streets?
20. What do you believe is the number one thing homeless youth, or people who were once homeless youth, NOT do in order to not regress to living on the streets?
Sunday, January 13, 2013
Blog 12: Third Interview Questions
1. What is the best way to help street children assimilate into mainstream living conditions?
2.Who or what do you think is the main factor that leads to a child becoming homeless?
3.What advantages/ disadvantages do you believe homeless youth have in comparison to children who are not homeless?
4. What is your definition of successful?
5. (Follow up to question 3) What do you believe are some essential factors a child needs to be introduced to in order to be successful?
6. Do you believe homeless children have a higher or lower chance of becoming homeless again when they are adults, if they are able to break the cycle of homelessness?
7. At the Union Rescue Mission, have you seen a decrease or increase in the amount of children living there in the past 5 years?
8. How do you believe the city of Los Angeles plays a role on homeless children, in comparison to those who live in other cities?
9. How important do you believe a child's relationship with their parent is in correlation to homelessness?
10. Can you tell me of any cases in which you personally have had children come out successful after being homeless?
2.Who or what do you think is the main factor that leads to a child becoming homeless?
3.What advantages/ disadvantages do you believe homeless youth have in comparison to children who are not homeless?
4. What is your definition of successful?
5. (Follow up to question 3) What do you believe are some essential factors a child needs to be introduced to in order to be successful?
6. Do you believe homeless children have a higher or lower chance of becoming homeless again when they are adults, if they are able to break the cycle of homelessness?
7. At the Union Rescue Mission, have you seen a decrease or increase in the amount of children living there in the past 5 years?
8. How do you believe the city of Los Angeles plays a role on homeless children, in comparison to those who live in other cities?
9. How important do you believe a child's relationship with their parent is in correlation to homelessness?
10. Can you tell me of any cases in which you personally have had children come out successful after being homeless?
Sunday, September 30, 2012
Blog 6: Second Interview Questions
- What interested you to volunteer at a homeless shelter and why?
- Is there a specific training process you had to go through to become certified to volunteer with homeless youth? If so, could you please explain what that experience was like?
- How long have you been volunteering at this homeless facility?
- What other homeless facilities have you volunteered for?
- Can you please explain to me in detail the responsibilities you uphold here?
- What drives you to volunteer your time here?
Sunday, September 9, 2012
Blog 3: Interview Preparation
1. I am going to be interviewing Melvin Rodriguez's current architecture professor Dr. Richard Fernandes because he has worked on all the Disney theme parks, so he has first hand knowledge on what it's like to work on the architectural aspects of a theme park.
2. I want to ask what other classes I should take in college that would better qualify me to work specifically in theme park architecture. I also want to ask what influenced him to work on theme parks, and what the pros and cons are of this branch opposed to all of the other branches of architecture
2. I want to ask what other classes I should take in college that would better qualify me to work specifically in theme park architecture. I also want to ask what influenced him to work on theme parks, and what the pros and cons are of this branch opposed to all of the other branches of architecture
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