Fourth Interview Questions

1. Why should people care about Latino/a education?
2. What is the best way to increase the number of Latino/a students that attend higher education institutions?
3. Why is it that there is currently a low number of Latinos/as that attend colleges or universities?
4. What can parents do to help their children go to college?
5. Can the government do anything to solve this problem?
6. Can teachers do anything to help their Latino/a students?
7. What can every day citizens do to solve this issue?
8. If the Chicano Movement was seen as a revolution for social justice, do you think that the movement lost momentum? If so why and if not can you give evidence?
9. Will there be any way for our generation to start a movement like the Chicano Movement and if so how can we start it?
10. Does oppression play a role in the fact that many Latinos/as do not achieve a lot academically?
11. Why is it that this issue has never been a real concern for our society?
12. Do you think that immigration and Latino education connect in any way?
13. Is there someone or something that caused this problem of uneducated students. How did we get to this situation?
14. What if there are students that have no kind of support whatsoever, what can we do for them? 
15. Are there any Latino/a ro-models that students can look up to for inspiration to reach their academic goals? 
16. What do you think is the difference between Latino/a education and general education?
17. Do you think that Latinos/as are very attached to their culture?
18. Will there be an sort of advantage for different Latino generations? 
19. How do you define Latino/a?
20. Though many Latinos/as may not gain from our education system, why is it that Latinos/as still immigrate?