Teacher Interview Essay While attending Miami Edison Sr. High School, I had the honor of interviewing my field experience teacher, Mr. Armand. He was born in Haiti. He came to America at the age of 13. He graduated from Miami Edison Sr. High School in 1992. He received his associate's degree in art from Miami Dade College. In 2001, he graduated from Florida International University with a bachelor's degree in art and a master's degree. He taught at Miami Edison for 15 years. He teaches mathematics and college algebra extensively. He only teaches students in grades 10-12. Curriculum/Subject Knowledge1. What made you choose the teaching profession?2. His answer: I chose the teaching profession because I believe that all students can learn. They all have the ability to achieve something great in life.3. How have you encouraged less motivated students to participate in class and complete their homework? His response: I let all my students know that they at least have a responsibility to pay attention. They are in demand and I always make sure that everyone has the chance to participate. When it comes to their work, I believe it is their responsibility to ensure that their assignment is delivered on time.4. How do you integrate technology into your teaching and student learning? His response: I integrate technology into my teaching style by letting them work on lesson content on their own. They learn best when it comes to student-centered activities.5. What do you think a teacher needs to know to begin planning a lesson for a class? His answer: In order to start planning a lesson for a class, you need to carry out practical activities that can be carried out effectively at the beginning of a lesson or topic.Teaching Techniques6. What...... middle of paper...... experiences. When they begin to realize that they can do things that will give them the right attitude to accomplish even more.15. What are the three things you most want to know about your students? His answer: The three things I want to know about my students are personal interests, family background, and disability or other disability, so I know how to teach them .ConclusionIn my interview with Mr. Armand, I can honestly say that the way he teaches his class is appropriate. He ensures that communication between himself and his students is clear. He is like a parent and a teacher to them. I learned that being a teacher is not as easy as everyone thinks, but at the same time, if you understand your students and their interests, you will be fine. I learned that being a teacher means helping your students succeed in everything they do little by little..