JOURNAL TOPIC:
What did you learn from your interview and from watching others that you will remember for the next time you have to interview for a job or for a scholarship? How will these memories help you?
AGENDA:
1. Journal
2.
Interview/s & audience participation (REMINDER: The audience
participation responsibilities outlined in class 11.19. If you weren't
there, please ask a friend. Whether or not you are interviewing
today, and whether or not your period even has an interview scheduled,
you have a job to do. Do it.)
3. (if time) Study for vocab final and/or prep for your interview
TODAY'S INTERVIEWS:
(Note: We are jam-packed today, so interviews will begin promptly after the bell
begins the period. This should give you ample time to settle in, write
in your journal, and prepare your résumé, references, and cover letter.)
Per 2: Willie, Michael, Lizbeth, Jaime
Per 3: Yarely, Deanna, Ximena, Gladys, Kevin
Per 4: Carson, Robert, Pedro, Gabriel, Juan
Per 6: Pablo, Cam, Jasmin, Tristan, Valerie
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