The no/yes question is one of the most effective types of questions to ask.

The basic questions that should be asked in an interview begin with who, what, when, where, why, and how.

Reporters should avoid asking questions during an interview that have already been answered.

One of the best sources for information in the school is the principal's secretary.

An internet search is an NOT an effective researching method.

Leading questions, which plant ideas in a subject's mind, are great questions to ask.

Questions prepared for an interview should be used as a guide, not a script.

Conducting an interview in a place relevant to the story will help the reporter capture the atmosphere as well as facts.

Noting the area where the interview takes places can add good details to your staory.

An interview should be a serious discussion, NOT a conversation.

A face-to-face interview is best.

It's fine to record and interview without permission.

You can let an interview go as long as it takes.

Even if you are recording the interview with your phone, you should still take notes.