We have interviewed a few teachers at our school on various topics. The interviewed teachers include Mrs. Tschöpe, Mrs. Dinter, Mr. Siebert, Mr. Rudolph … Now have a closer look at the different questions and answers…
1. Which subject in school used to be your worst subject or which subject was not fun at all?
Mrs. Tschöpe: Physics.
Mrs. Dinter: Social sciences. But it depends if you like the teacher or not.
Mr. Siebert: Math.
Mr. Rudolph: Biology and Chemistry.
2. Which subject used to be your best subject or the subject you most enjoyed?
Mrs. Tschöpe: Latin and Greek.
Mr. Siebert: French and History.
Mrs. Dinter: Latin, Biology and English.
Mr. Rudolph: Music.
3. What do you think of social networks?
Mrs. Tschöpe: You have to handle it very carefully. Of course, it offers a lot of advantages, but you have to look very closely who you contact and what you say. You always have to be clear: Who would I invite into my living room!
Mr. Siebert: You have to be very careful with social networks!
Mrs. Dinter: Social networks today are up-to-date media, they are generally very important for the youth, but it is also often overestimated. Real communications could be lost through social networks.
Mr. Rudolph: Social networks are very dangerous because they are so attractive. I also see a huge potential for people becoming depandent.
4. Do you use WhatsApp, if so, do you use it frequently?
Mrs. Tschöpe: I do not use WhatsApp.
Mr. Siebert: I do use WhatsApp very often, 
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Mrs. Dinter: I have WhatsApp but I do not use it that often.
Mr. Rudolph: I use WhatsApp often, yes. However, I also often use the “Sparkassen – App”, the “Spiegel – App”, a “Mail App”, a “Calendar App”. I use my phone very often and sometimes too much.
Editorial staff: Mr. Rudolph, you can´t tell us that you use your phone very often and sometimes to much for the “Sparkassen – App” or the “Mail – App, so what are you really doing with your cellphone? Is that true? Are you joking?
5. Do you have a good relationship with your colleagues?
Mrs. Tschöpe: Yes, I like all of my colleagues very much! It’s a good mood all around!
Mr. Siebert: 
Mr. Rudolph: I get along with my colleagues.
6. Has it always been your dream job to become a teacher or have you ever had other ideas?
Mrs. Tschöpe: Sure, I sometimes had other ideas for a job, but at the end of my schooling, I choose not to follow these ideas. For example, I wanted to be a translater. But I could also imagine being a primary school teacher.
Mr. Siebert: 
Mr. Rudolph: Originally, I also wanted to be a journalist, but then I decided for the job teacher.
7. How did you come to this school?
Mr. Siebert: I was lucky.
Mrs. Dinter: I came to this school because there were vacancies. I also teach Latin and that’s why I was gladly taken at our school. The combination of subjects played a role as well.
Either/ or questions. What do you prefer / like?
Do you prefer to cook or do you prefer cooking when others cook for you?
Mrs. Tschöpe: I like to cook for myself. Editorial staff: Really? Who doesn`t like it when others are cooking for you?
Mr. Siebert: I like to cook for myself, too. Editorial staff: We don´t believe you, too!
Mrs. Dinter: I love when others are cooking for me.
Mr. Rudolph: I like cooking for myself. Editorial staff: Are you kidding us?
Which subject do you prefer?
To Mrs. Tschöpe: Latin or Greek?
Mrs. Tschöpe: This is difficult. But I would say that I from time to time like Greek a bit more because sometimes the text can be translated more freely.
To Mrs. Dinter: Latin or Biology?
Mrs. Dinter: I really like both subjects. I prefer to teach biology in high school, but I prefer to teach Latin in middle school.
To Mr. Siebert: French or History?
Mr. Siebert: It depends. I prefer history lower and middle grades. In the higher grades I like to teach French more.
To Mr. Rudolph: Music or History?
Mr. Rudolph: Music.
Dirty Dancing or Titanic?
Mrs. Tschöpe: Dirty Dancing.
Mrs. Dinter: Dirty Dancing.
Mr. Rudolph: Titanic. Editorial staff: Of course :D!
If you are going abroad, would you choose the mountains or the beach?
Mrs. Tschöpe: I prefer a vacation on the beach.
Mr. Siebert: I prefer a vacation on the beach.
Editorial staff:
Mrs. Dinter: I do not really make holidays on the beach or in the mountains. That’s why I cannot decide.
Mr. Rudolph: I like to spend my holidays in the mountains and on the beach. I like both very much.
Celine Dion or Whitney Houston?
Mrs. Tschöpe: Whitney Houston.
Mr. Siebert: 
Driving a car or riding a bike?
Mr. Siebert: Riding a bike.
Mrs. Dinter: Driving a car.
Mr. Rudolph: I prefer to ride a bike. I abolished the car.
Birthday or Christmas?
Mr. Siebert: Birthday.
Mrs. Dinter: Christmas.
Mr. Rudolph: Christmas.
Teaching lower, middle or higher grades?
Mr. Siebert: Higher grades. Editorial staff: So, you don´t like us?
Mr. Rudolph: I just like the fact that I always teach different classes. Sometimes I teach the 10th grade, then I teach the 8th grade. I just like to always be able to change.
Editorial staff: Better answer!
P:S.: Read our comments with a sense of humor! We did not ask all teachers the same questions! Because of this, some answers may be missing.
By Paulina and Kaja
Cool Post! Can you do next an Interview with Mr Kemper and Mrs Becker? Plesse!😇🌹
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