Interview #2

How you doing everyone? This post is dedicated to one good friend of all of us. He is Jaime Bautista. He has a very interesting life. He has studied things like engeeniring, the religius vocation an today the bachelor of English-Spanish.

He gave me a couple of minutes of his time because he was busy doing an embarrassment homework of investigation (a homework I haven't done yet.)*

Let's wait no longer and read what he said:

C:How long have you been studying?

 J: I guess it's been a long and challenging road since I made my decision of pursuing a profession related to education. Back in 2008 I was studying bioengeneering at UdeA. Two semester later I asked myself if that really was what I liked for the rest of my life and if studying longs hours for high-level mid-terms was the way I wanted for spending my current existence. That was when I started to look for something different something that really fulfilled my expectations and personal projects. My first step on that path were in a religius community called The Sons of the holly Family, Jesus, Mary and Joseph a congregation which worked at schools and other missional fields for educating children and teens on the Christian Pedagogy of love.

That lasted four years in which I studied four semesters of philosophy two of theology and other two of educational practices at different institutions. And now, here I am in my third semester of Bachelor in English-Spanish and longing to be a teacher in all the sense of that word.

C: How have you felt studying this?

J: From my own perspective and I hope I am not the only one who feels this way, this is a very rewarding as well as demanding experience to prepare oneselves for a more rewarding as well as demanding profession which is teaching. I consider that what we learn and actually live here is gain, no matter it is easy or difficult, boring or fun, someday we will find out it was not in vain.

C: Who are your role models or examples to follow?

J: In that respect, I have to tell that the biggest influence in my life and on this choice is my family. I guess they were my first and most significant teachers, especially my mother. Who has always been there for me and even her absences have been wise lessons for me. Then come my school and university teachers. The ones who taught me how to be an the ones who showed me definitely how not to be.

I take advantage of this opportunity to say thanks to Jaime because he has been a very good friend and also because he is the best example of the perfect student and an example I try to follow.

Thanks Jaime.

*Note: ¡SCREW YOU INVESTIGATION ASIGNATURE! 'till I find a better one.

*Note 2: It is joke, do not take it that seriously.

As the teacher didn't said nothing about making some questions for this post, I will just leave one.

If you have not taken the opportunity to study this bachelor of English and Spanish, What would be?