iQ Smartparent: Teachable Moments
Intro to Interviewing
7/7/2022 | 1mVideo has Closed Captions
Larry Berger and Morgan McCray of SLB Radio Productions share interviewing tips.
The mission at SLB Radio Productions is to amplify voices of youth and other community members whose voices often go unheard. A great way to do this is through interviewing and listening. In this Teachable Moment, Larry Berger (Founder of SLB) and Morgan McCray (SLB Youth Advisory Council) share interviewing tips.
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iQ Smartparent: Teachable Moments is a local public television program presented by WQED
iQ Smartparent: Teachable Moments
Intro to Interviewing
7/7/2022 | 1mVideo has Closed Captions
The mission at SLB Radio Productions is to amplify voices of youth and other community members whose voices often go unheard. A great way to do this is through interviewing and listening. In this Teachable Moment, Larry Berger (Founder of SLB) and Morgan McCray (SLB Youth Advisory Council) share interviewing tips.
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorship- Hi, I'm Larry Berger.
- I'm Morgan McCray.
- This is our new youth media center.
- [Both] And this is our teachable moment!
- Our mission at SLB is to amplify voices of youth and others whose voices often go unheard.
- A great way to do this is through interviewing.
- And listening.
- When interviewing someone, it's important to ask open ended questions.
- An open ended question is one that cannot be answered with a simple yes or no.
For example, do you like ice cream?
Yes or no?
A better question would be, what's your favorite dessert?
- Open ended questions are good because they might lead to a great story.
Now it's your turn.
Think of someone you'd like to interview, perhaps a grandparent or a neighbor.
Come up with three good open ended questions.
Make sure your interviewee is comfortable and ask away.
Be sure to give them time to think, and remember to really listen.
- You might be surprised by what you learn.
- [Child] IQ smartparent Teachable Moments are funded in part by The Grable Foundation.
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