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The parent that I interviewed is a parent of a student I once taught. Speaking to her was very interesting when asking her about collaboration. She felt as if its hard for her collaborate mostly when it comes to her parenting. She is a single parent and have been for a long time now. She says that it is hard for her to accept advice from people or family when she has been doing so much on her own for so long. We started to have a deep conversation. She stated that if she would have received help as a single parent early on she would be more opened to collaborating with others.

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General-Ed School Teacher
I was fortunate to interview a well experienced teacher,who has been teaching for  17 years now. She first started teaching when she was 24 years old. I spoke to her about collaboration, co-teaching and consultation. We spoke on many topics and questions, as many as possible. Speaking to her she was most excited about co-teaching. She had a great experience to tell about while co-teaching. In her beginning years of teaching she always knew that there were far more benefits rather than challenges to co-teaching. She found that as long as both teachers are on the same accord and confident then the experience is awesome. But when there are silent issues then nothing seems to go over easy. While interviewing her it really made me feel excited about co-teaching.

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School Counselor
The school counselor I interviewed was taken over the phone. However, some answers were rather short, but I thought there were patterns that was able to be found. She focused less on emotionally based answers and provided instead on more experience based factual bullet points. She also had years worth of experience dealing with both positive and negative environments when attempting to collaborate or consult. Her overall message to me, without the proper use and treatment of one of the three themes none of the others can properly be utilized and therefore students will suffer.I felt that this was one of the more important notes to keep in mind as it is both factual and potentially a great starting point for important conversations.