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Mrs. Wigg, Paraprofessional swigg@esu2.org Wigg 1.     What subject do you think is more important (science or social studies) and why? Science-where would the world be without it? 2. What subject do you like to teach better: social studies or science? Why? If I were a teacher, I would like to teach social studies because I’m better at social studies than science. 3. What is your favorite movie? Who is your favorite actor and actress? My favorite movie is The Wizard of Oz.  My favorite actor was John Wayne and my favorite actress was Maurine O’Hara. 1.     Have you ever been in a movie or play? If so, what was it and what was your experience? No, I haven never been in a play or movie because I’m very shy. Interviewed by Kyle   Mrs. Woster, Paraprofessional jwoster@esu2.org 1. What subject do you think is more important (science or social studies) and why? Science-I think the experimentation that's used in science is beneficial to us all 2. What subject do you like to teach better: social studies or science? Why? I think I would enjoy science more. There are so many different parts of science that make it interesting. 3. What is your favorite movie? Who is your favorite actor and actress? My favorite movie is The Princess Bride. My favorite actor is Mel Gibson. My favorite actress is Doris Day. 4. Have you ever been in a movie or play? If so, what was it and what was your experience? No Interviewed by Luke   Mrs. Thomas 1. What subject do you think is more important (science or social studies) and why? I feel both are equally important. 2. What subject do you like to teach better: social studies or science? If I taught a class, I would have to say science. Experiments are great hands-on learning experiences. 3. What is your favorite movie? Who is your favorite actor and actress? Tom Hanks and Diane Keaton are my favorite actor and actress. Favorite movie-- The Quiet Man. 4. Have you ever been in a movie or play? If so, what was it and what was your experience acting? When I was a freshman in high school, I was in A Christmas Carol. I was the Ghost of Christmas Past. It was a lot of fun. Interviewed by: Matt D.

Mrs. Sellin 1.  What subject do you think is more important (science or social studies) and why? I feel both science and social studies are important, but I would have to say I enjoyed science more because of the fun experiments you do. 2. What subject do you like to teach better: social studies or science? Why? I don't teach. 3. What is your favoite movie? Who is your favorite actor and actress? My favorite actor I would have to say Tom Hanks. I enjoy all types of movies, but my favorite one would have to be Grease.          4. Have you ever been in a movie or play? If so, what was it and what was your experience acting? I have been in a play, but that was back in high school. The name of the play was ‘ Oh, Baby’! Interviewed by: Kolten R.

Mrs. Karloff

1. What subject do you think is more important (science or social studies) and why?

I could not possibly justify choosing one over the other. Both science and social studies are very important to education.

2. What subject do you like to teach better: social studies or science? Why?

Personally I would be more interested in teaching science because of the hands-on learning that takes place. When I was a classroom teacher, I always enjoyed watching my students participate in experiments and discover the results for themselves. Science is a wonderful way to use the hands-on approach in teaching.

3. What is your favorite movie? Who is your favorite actor and actress?

This is probably the hardest question for me to answer. I can't say that I have a favorite movie. I am not one to sit for an extended amount of time, and it is not often that I take time to watch an entire movie. As for a favorite actor or actress, I would have to choose John Wayne.

4. Have you ever been in a movie or play? If so, what was it and what was your experience acting?

No, acting was not my thing. I mostly focused on sports and my animals while growing up.