Interviewing
Strong writing starts with strong reporting. Learn how to ask better questions, guide meaningful conversations and capture quotes that add voice and credibility to your coverage. These resources and lessons walk you through interview strategies, question-building and real-world practice so you can move beyond surface answers and tell deeper, more authentic stories.
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The Art of the Interview
Start here with this Yearbook Suite curriculum unit, “The Art of the Interview,” a comprehensive lesson plan that walks students through the full interviewing process, from preparation and question-writing to capturing meaningful quotes and telling stronger stories. It’s your go-to resource for building a complete foundation in interviewing.
Kick off your class right with this Class Starter, Basic Interview Strategies, a quick lesson that introduces practical tips for planning and leading effective interviews. This short video lesson includes a supplemental resource to reinforce key concepts.
This Timely Tips lesson plan, Interviewing 101: Questions That Count, teaches students how to start with strong foundational questions, then build into more advanced strategies that uncover opinions, emotions and meaningful details.
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