Importance Of Interview On Culture

Cultural diversity is a very phenomenal topic to interview an individual. Exploring along with asking questions and receiving concise answers to say upon others view is a part of learning a culture. This topic allows an interviewer to further insight their questions to see the level of response they can collect according to what they want to find. However, some questions are sensitive enough for interviewees to acknowledge. Children around the world are appreciating of how they show themselves in society because their upbringing is from their own parents. Therefore, interviewing a parent (from different culture) will offer an opportunity for early childhood educators to understand children as a keen learner in a multicultural environment.

I went straight to her direction to request for an interview on culture. I designed six questions for a parent. I knew it would be a qualitative interview that can bring many themes during the conversation. I was interested in conduct questions from a parent because teachers are already familiar with diverse children in the classroom. Therefore, I wanted to see whether a parent can illustrate their thoughts on culture and how they feel about their children with other ethnicity. Ms. Fung (interviewee) was a very calm and decent woman who was flexible enough to tell about, her opinion on culture. She was very expressive I could see how she was enjoying the questions I asked as it led to an adventurous discovery of societal experience.

Bringing culture and understanding in classrooms can build children’s life to the fullest. When I greeted Ms.Fung she talked about

My findings were based on the questions I was inquisitive to find. It gave me experience on interviewing an individual through a specific topic. After the interview session, Ms.Fung shared the quotes as mention above they were very meaningful and led to culture in an effective manner. I wanted to find out how children can build (multicultural) relationships with others in a classroom or in community. So, I found out various ways children can interact with others through activities in school organized by the teachers. It was thrilling when she firstly mentioned the definition of cultural diversity in the first question which quite matches with mine. I genuinely feel the same because she was very honest about it. My questions were very soothing and easily to be understood that is why I believe she answered well and inspired me more on culture. I am very grateful for having this opportunity to interview on this topic as in college I am already learning the same thing. I have learned that here is should be no difference between human-being no matter which skin colour they have. Furthermore, children should feel secure and sympathetic in the beginning of the year in preschools or kindergarten when they meet someone new because it becomes more interesting to explore others tradition and