AICE Media Studies AS

Feature Lead: Narrative For a teenager, this modern world can be difficult to figure out and find your place without someone guiding you. Role models, whether it be your parents or a civic leader are needed to succeed in life. The words echoed throughout the room, " I have no role models." Kadesh Cange, a prospering senior at American Senior High School, has been the quintessential student in the classroom. Yet, had no role models, no one to look up to, no footsteps to follow.  Paving his pathway brick by brick to place himself in the best possible place to fulfill his dream as a Neuro-Surgeon. Taking dual-enrollment classes, apart of the medical academy, and acing all of his classes Kadesh's yellow-brick road has just began construction.

Today I will be interviewing a random student within my class and trying to find a story within the questions I ask to write a practice lead with the information I have found: Subject: Kadesh Cange Q:Where do you see yourself in 5 years? A:He responded saying he would be in college and more specifically Med-School. Q:How are you involved in school?  A:Takes part in dual enrollment. Q:If you had one wish what would it be? A:To be wealthy. Q:What is something that makes you proud? A:He is proud of his straight A's and commitment to school. Q:Intrested in college if so why? A:Intrestedn in college to pursue his dream of becoming a Neuro-Surgeon. Q:What do you value most in life? A:He values healthiness most in life. Q:Do you have any role models, how do you resemble them? A:He stated no he does not have any role models. Reflection on ways to improve upon my interviewing skills: I feel I should have obtained more engagement from the subject. I felt as if he was closed or did not want t