Showing posts with label Interviews. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Interviews. Show all posts

Sunday, May 5, 2013

Blog 23: 2014 Interview

Content:

1.  Who did you interview and what house are they in?

Jazmin Castro, East

2.  What ideas do you have for your senior project and why?

Jazmin has an interest in focusing her senior project on cosmetology. She has an aunt that works in the field, and she has always had a special interest to learn what encompasses cosmetology. I told her that there were a couple of people in the senior class that were focusing their senior project on cosmetology, so I would give her their contact information so she could know where they did their mentorship, or any other pertinent information.

3.  What do you plan to do for your summer 10 hour mentorship experience?
To complete the 10 hours of mentorship, Jazmin plans on mentoring with a person she meet on Career Day. On Career Day, Jazmin was able to meet a person who works in the cosmetology field, who was willing to be her mentor her the senior project. She's a bit unsure as to what she will be doing to complete the 10 hours, but I advised her that once she has a secure mentorship site and/or mentor then, she will most likely be with her mentor learning the tools of the trade.


4.  What do you hope to see or expect to see in watching the 2013 2-hour presentations?
Jazmin expects to see examples or deep explanations of what the senior's subject is and what specifically they did.

5.  What questions do you have that I can answer about senior year or senior project (or what additional information did you tell them about senior year or senior project)?

  • For your mentorship, what do you have to do?
It depends on what you want to do for your topic. For example, my topic is skin cancer and at the hospital I just follow the nurses around and help out whenever I can. But in your case, since you want to do cosmetology and your aunt works in that field, then maybe she could let you practice on someone or something along those lines. If you can get first-hand experience in your topic, then that's better than following someone around because you are getting first-hand knowledge about your subject
  • In your 2-hour what will you go over?
Basically the foundation of the essential question, the answers that answer your E.Q, and the product, which is what you hope to accomplish at the end of the senior project. For example, depending on the topic, you can say that you are going to attend college and specifically focus on your topic, or go attain a job in this field. Some of the time consists of the senior explaining what they did for their mentorship or their independent component. If your explaining your Answer 1 and you have a really cool story/experience that relates to it, then you have the opportunity to do so. 

Wednesday, February 20, 2013

Blog 17: Fourth Interview Questions


Content:
Post 20 open-ended questions for approval you want to ask an expert in the field of your senior project.  The first question should be your essential question and the other 19 must help you answer your essential question.   Once you have possible answers, you may want to ask questions to help you get a more in-depth understanding of your answers.


1.What is the best way to treat head and neck cancer?
2.What is the procedure for diagnosing head and neck cancer?
3.What can the doctor do to help the patient with the psychosocial effects of cancer?
4.What is the most dangerous head and neck cancer to have? Why?
a.What treatment would you recommend for the patient and why?
5.Does the follow-up care depend on the treatment and/or cancer of the patient?
6.How would you conduct a follow-up for the patient?
7.Is it necessary for a patient to receive follow-up care if they have stage 1 cancer or noncancerous tumors?
8.What are the advantages or disadvantages of each treatment option? Again does it depend on the type of cancer?
9.What are the complications that could arise during treatment or when having head and neck cancer?
10.Is different treatment prescribed for patients who have recurrent head and neck cancer, or is the same treatment given to the patient?
11.How can one reduce their risk of developing head and neck cancer?
12.What should patients talk to their doctor after the treatment ends?
13.What risks do patients runs when they have HPV or any other immunosupressed deficiency?
14.What are the health habits that patients can practice after treatment and beyond?
15.How do the various departments combine to ensure the best care for the patient?
16.What would be the “ultimate cure” of the patient?
17.Depending on the type of cancer, some patients may need reconstructive surgery. How would you go about doing that?
18.What is the most challenging anatomical site to reconstruct?
19.Can you explain what disease –free survival means?
20.What are the health habits that patients can practice after treatment and beyond?

Sunday, January 13, 2013

Blog 12: Third Interview Questions

1.What is the best way to treat head and neck cancer in adults?
2.What are the most common types of head and cancers?
3.How would the doctor go about diagnosing head and neck cancer?
4.What symptoms do patients experience when dealing with a head and neck cancer?
5.What are the  physical and mental effects patients experience when they have cancer?
6.What encompasses head and neck cancer?
7.What factors affect a patients prognosis?
8.What is the prognosis of a patient if they do not decide to have treatment?
9. How do other health problems or conditions affect the patient with head and neck cancer (ex. pregnant)?
10. How would the physician or physician assistant help the patient cope with the cancer?