Reflection



Reflection

The paper is all about reflection on the interviews that I took, where the interview questions were taken from 3 to 4 people from different countries, the countries from which the people selected for interview questions are China, America, and Vietnam. The people from these countries asked specific questions about India, the question were followed by their curiosity of knowing more about Indians and India. However the interview questions were collected from these three people, and then were presented to the high school teacher who resided in USA, but initially is from India. She answered all of the questions.

However, the interview questions are good enough to explore more about the people living in India. I believe that questions actually described the way of living, further improvement in Indian's living standard, their norms, values, traditions in very much details, each question has its follow up question, which has further described the living traditions of Indians. I was very much amused and was excited after the questions were formed; I was myself very curious to get the answers of such questions, as after the interview it made my excitement level high in gaining more knowledge about India, and the people living there.

The question began with raising the question on the languages that are used more commonly in India, though I feel the question bit easier, as I myself knew about the answer, that people have different languages according to their culture, but for the purpose of business and education they use Hindi and English, and the norm is maintained, that only rich people are able to send their children to the English medium private schools. I liked the question that rose on the food, and the restaurants which are in America and Japan, I was really amused that people love to dine in at Indian restaurants and loved their food. The interview questions were really putting my on the high excitement level of getting all the answers, as in the end I wanted to match my answers with those of high school Indian teacher. This is kind of an assessment which would lead me to know more about my knowledge that how far I know other countries like India or the people living in India.

The interviewees were more excited to know about the religion practiced the most, and the interaction among people of different religion. The question didn't surprised anyone as many of us knows about the historic wars on religion in India, but the answer actually surprised me, I was actually got amazed to know that people are changing, and learning to live along, and showing their willingness to intermingle, and not staying in the groups of community. They are moreover learning from their past experiences, I also learned how the learning experience can be optimized by focusing on the variables involved in the experience. It is amazing how certain changes, even of small magnitude, can have such a significant effect on the outcome of these ...