Interview with Mrs. Walden

Mr. Griot introduces a video on conducting interviews, focusing on preparing open-ended questions. He interviews Missus Walden, a writing teacher, discussing her influences and teaching methods. The video concludes with tips on adapting questions based on responses and encourages viewers to try interviewing family members.

Why is it important to avoid yes or no questions during an interview?

• They are difficult to understand.

• They do not encourage detailed responses.

• They are too easy to answer.

• They take too long to answer.

What inspired Missus Walden to become a writing teacher?

• Her passion for storytelling.

• Her love for literature.

• Her desire to travel the world.

• A teacher who helped her in school.

Who had the greatest influence on Missus Walden's life?

• Her best friend.

• Her school principal.

• Her father.

• Her mother.

What was Missus Walden's favorite lesson to teach?

• Writing poetry.

• Creating fictional stories.

• Writing a personal narrative.

• Analyzing classic novels.

Where did Missus Walden teach her favorite lesson?

• At the beach.

• In a library.

• In a classroom.

• In a park.

How does Missus Walden come up with new teaching ideas?

• By asking her students for suggestions.

• By reading about other teachers' methods.

• By experimenting with new techniques.

• By attending workshops.

What is a key takeaway from the interview process discussed in the video?

• Always stick to your prepared questions.

• Interviews are only for professional settings.

• Interviews should be conducted quickly.

• Listening carefully can lead to more insightful questions.