Interviewer: Gian Batista
Interviewee: Auria Pérez
Question #1: Did you enjoyed studying from a young age? Why?
Answer: “ Yes, because by studying and gathering lots of knowledge I was preparing myself for the adult life. ”
Question #2: How accessible was education during your time?
Answer: “It was accessible as it is today, thanks to the public system, but like most colleges you needed to have necessary requirements to enter a college.”
Question #3: How was the education system back then?
Answer: “It was good in context of my time; it prepared you really good. Maybe somethings have change but the general function is still the same.”
Question #4: What peak your interest in college?
Answer: “Math has always been my favorite subject, that is why I work at Centro de Computos.”
Question #5: Was education as important and necessary as it is now?
Answer: “Education has always been important and always will be, but it all depends in your individual goals.”
Education nowadays is very different from the one my grandma experience. In her time the demand of having a college education was a lot less than today’s demand. During her time education was optional because it wasn’t that hard to get a job a earned a decent salary. In today’s society not having a college education can make you life a lot harder, meaning that making money without a college education is hard. Education wasn't that important back then but now we live in a society were if you don't have a good education you'll need to work a lot harder to achieve a good economic status than those with a college education.
Works cited:
Cynthia, Pittmann. Interview an Elder by Batista, Gian. Class assignment UPRRP February 14 2018.
It's good to see how are grandparents are so similar.
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