A lesson in conducting an interview.
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5. OBJECTIVES
1. identify the different readily available media
resources.
3. use correct and appropriate multimedia resources in
giving information, instructions, in making explanations
and in narrating events.
2. give the importance of their use and function; and
6. Most Essential Learning Competency
Use correct and appropriate multimedia
resources when orally giving information,
instructions, making explanations and
narrating events in personal or factual
recounts.
(EN7OL-IVe-3.10).
9. Direction:
1.Look and observe the pictures.
2. Who do you think they are?
3. Choose one then formulate at
least 5 questions that you would
like to ask him, her them.
4. Do this in 1/2 sheet of paper.
14. UNLOCKING OF
DIFFICULTY
Directions:
Read and analyze the given statements.
Then complete the configuration clue, to
identify what is being asked. Copy and
answer, do this in your notebook.
15. It is a conversation between an
interviewee and interviewer where
information is obtained from the
interviewee by the interviewer through
a series of questions.
I T V W
1.
16. He or She is the person being
interviewed.
2.
N E I W E
17. He or She is the person who conducts
the interview; especially, one who
obtains an interview with another for
the purpose of eliciting his opinions or
obtaining information for publication.
3.
I E I R
18. He or She is the person who conducts
the interview; especially, one who
obtains an interview with another for
the purpose of eliciting his opinions or
obtaining information for publication.
4.
I E I R
19. These types of questions can answer a question with only a
"yes" or "no" response.
These are also questions that are worded such that they can be
answered with a simple, direct response of one word or just a
few words.
5.
C O - E D
20. These are questions that require more
than one-word answers or choosing
among a few options. These questions
require longer responses, with answers
often coming in the form of a list or a few
sentences or paragraphs.
6. O N - E D
29. These types of questions can answer a
question with only a "yes" or "no" response.
These are also questions that are worded
such that they can be answered with a
simple, direct response of one word or just a
few words.
C L O S E - E N D E D
30. Closed-Ended Questions(Yes/No)
Are you feeling better today?
May I use the bathroom?
Is the prime rib a special tonight?
Should I date him?
Will you please do me a favor?
Have you already completed your
homework?
Is that your final answer?
Were you planning on becoming a
fireman?
May I please have a bite of that pie?
Does four plus four equal eight?
E
X
A
M
P
L
E
S:
Who made this cake?
Do you want fried or baked chicken for
dinner?
What kind of pie is your favorite?
Do you want to eat at home or go out?
Who is driving to the beach?
What time will the next Mass be held?
Which internet browser do you prefer?
Where did you go to school?
What time does the movie start?
Would you rather have a car or a jeep?
31. Open -Ended Questions
• What led to the two of
you having a
disagreement?
• What do you look for
when choosing a
veterinarian?
• How did you and your
best friend meet?
• How can I know it's the
right time to get married?
• What major effects did
World War II have on the
United States?
E
X
A
M
P
L
E
S:
• What suggestions can you
share to help me prepare
to buy a house?
• What is it like to raise
children as a single
parent?
• Why can't I come along
with you?
• What makes the leaves
change color?
• Why is it important to save
money for retirement?
33. Read the transcript of a
virtual interview between a
student and a local expert.
Observe the student
interviewer’s questions
34. Student: Mr. Javier, you
know that everyone is greatly
concerned about pollution. I
lived in Mindanao last year.
But I think the pollution is
worse in the cities. To what
extent is air polluted in
Metro Manila, sir?
35. Mr. Javier: Indeed, the
quality of air in Metro
Manila is very poor. Our
studies here in DENR show
that the air around Metro
Manila contains up to three
times the volumes of
pollutants in what should be
normal or “healthy” air for
us to breathe.
36.
37.
38. Student: Oh, I
must take down
all of them.
How do these
pollutants get
into the air,
sir?
39. Mr. Javier: Here in
Metro Manila, motor
vehicles are the dominant
sources of pollution. Our
study shows that diesel-
fueled vehicles are the
primary sources of
particulate matter.
Gasoline powered vehicles,
on the other hand, are the
main sources of land
pollutants.
41. Mr.Javier: Particulate
matter is made up of all
sorts of tiny particles in
the air, like dust and the
ashfall from Mt. Pinatubo.
What we see coming out of
“smoke-belching” jeepneys
and buses are, in fact,
millions of tiny pieces of
burnt oil and fuel.
43. Mr. Javier: You see
particulate matter has been found
to be the most damaging to our
health. It can cause cancer and
pulmonary diseases. Lead, too,
poses a health hazard, especially to
children. Studies have shown that
the children with high levels of lead
experience more behavioral
problems and decrease ability to
concentrate. So, don’t be out in the
streets so often.
44. Student:
I learned so
much from you
sir. Thank you
for sharing your
expertise with
me.
Mr.Javier:
You’re
welcome.See
you again.
46. LEARNING TASK 1
After reading the transcript, give a
short summary of the interview like
the example below. Write your answer
in your paper.
Example:
“In this interview, the student asks Mr.
Javier about air pollution in the city.”
48. LEARNING TASK 2
In this task, you will list down three (3) questions
which you think are examples of effective
interview questions the student asked Mr. Javier.
Explain why you think those were effective based
on what you learned from the discussion. Write
your answer on your paper.
49. Effective Question
Example:
To what extent
is air polluted in
Metro Manila, sir?
1.
2.
Explanation
This is an open-ended
type of question. It gives
the interview to further
explain a topic.
1.
2.
50. Sharing of ideas for LEARNING TASK 2
Some of the important questions of the student ae as follows:
• To what extent is air polluted in Metro Manila?
• May I know these pollutants are?
• How do these pollutants get into the air?
• What is particulate matter.
• Why should we be concerned about air pollutants?
Explanation:
Most of the questions raised by the student, give
comprehensive details.
51. LEARNING TASK 3
Now, evaluate the interview based on the criteria below. Check
(✓) the box of each indicator if observed.
Interview Questions:
☐ The questions are interesting, open-ended, and engaging.
☐ The questions are all related to the topic or subject matter.
☐ The questions are designed to draw out information from the
interviewee.
Politeness:
☐ The student never interrupted or hurried the person being
interviewed.
☐ The student thanked the interviewee after the interview.
52. Audio- is an essential tool
to deliver a message.
54. LEARNING TASK 4 : Preparing an Interview Plan
Practice the guidelines in conducting
an interview, interview a front liner
on any field (Example: teacher,
nurse, delivery boy, service crew.,
cashier, tricycle/jeepney driver and
others).
Imagine you will produce a 5-minute
informative podcast / informative
article about your interviewee’s
expertise on the field and his/her
experience as a frontliner during
the pandemic.
55. PREPARING AN INTERVIEW PLAN
1.First, list down 10 possible questions you
would like to ask to your interviewee.
2. Then, provide the interviewee with a copy of
the interview questions to allow him/her to
prepare answers.
3. Remember to use open-ended questions.
(Example: What advice would you give someone
who like to follow a similar career to yours?)
57. LEARNING TASK 5-PERFORMANCE TASK
1.From the 10 possible questions you listed in the previous
activity, select 5 best questions which you think will
summarize everything that you need to know about the
interviewee.
2. If a smartphone or any sound recorder is available, you can
use it to record the interview and to complete the last part
of your Interview Plan where you will write your interviewee’s
answers. Remember to use a direct speech or write the exact
answers of your interviewee.
58. As for your mode of verification (MOV), you may include a
picture of the interviewee or a picture of you and the
interviewee during the interview. If there is no printer
available just send the picture to your teacher via messenger.
Another option is to attach the SIGNATURE of the
INTERVIEWEE.
64. REFLECTION
Reflect Then and
Now:
on what you learned
from the lesson by
completing these
sentences:
I used to think:
________________________
________________________
________________________
________________________
_______________________.
But now,
________________________
________________________
________________________
________________________
________________________
________________________
________.
Editor's Notes
Good morning, class! Welcome to our English Class!This is maam Christina, your English teacher!
Before, we start let us offer ouserleves to our Lord Almighty, as we pray!
Ayan, good morning once again,Kumusta kayong lahat, nag break fast na ba kayo,siguraduhing may laman ang inyong mga sikmura bago magsimula at sumabak sa pag-aaral? Kamusta naman ang inyong aralin, nitong mga nakararaang araw? Maari nyo bang ibahagi kung ano ang lesson na may kadalian at may kahirapan na iaccomlish para sa inyo? Paano nyo naman naresolba ang dinanas nyong struggle sa pag-aaral. Okay keep fighting lang mga bata, makakaraos din kayo sa hamon ng pamdemya.
We are now in Quarter 3,Week one of our Lesson!
1.identify the different readily available multimedia resources;
2. give the importance of their use and function; and
3. use correct and appropriate multimedia resources in giving information, instructions, in making explanations and in narrating events.
-Use correct and appropriate multimedia resources when orally giving information, instructions, making explanations and narrating events in personal or factual recounts
In Second Quarter, you learned that people are sources of information and an interview, as a primary source, is a way to gather information. In this lesson, you will learn effective ways in conducting an interview.
Observe the virtual interview below:
During an interview, whether it Is face to face or virtual, asking the right questions helps you get important information from the interviewee (a person who is interviewed). It also helps you develop your confidence since asking questions means you must speak with people. To accomplish this, you must plan the interview questions carefully..
As you plan you gain confidence during an interview.
●Know the person’s background and get an idea on the kind of questions he/she can answer.
●Make a list of questions regarding the subject or issue you have agreed upon.
Avoid asking questions answerable by yes or no and try asking open-ended questions by using 5W’s and H (Who, What, Where, When, Why, and How). Sometimes, they are not a question at all, but a statement meant to prompt a response like “tell me about”, “describe”, “tell me more”, etc.
As an interviewer, make your interviewee comfortable and at ease, no matter how serious the topic is.
Be aware of your body language. Make and maintain eye contact with your interviewee.
Take down notes by writing in a piece of paper or use a voice recorder if available.
Begin with specific, closed questions, such as ‘what’s your name?’ and ‘what do you do?’ – before broadening out into more open-ended questions, such as ‘why did you choose to be a firefighter?’ as you become more comfortable talking to each other.
Summarize the main points of your interview.
Thank the interviewee after you have asked all your questions.
Read the transcript of a virtual interview between a student and a local expert. Observe the student interviewer’s questions during the interview.
Observe the virtual interview below:
After reading the transcript, give a short summary of the interview like the example below. Write your answer in your paper. Example:“In this interview, the student asks Mr. Javier about air pollution in the city.”
The Learners are given chance to share their answers.
Very good the transcript discussed the pollutants in the city,types of pollutants their sources and some of the common effects of pollution to the City and to the community/.
Particulate matter is made up of all sorts of tiny particles in the air, like dust and the ashfall from Mt. Pinatubo. What we see coming out of “smoke-belching” jeepneys and buses are, in fact, millions of tiny pieces of burnt oil and fuel.
Now, evaluate the interview based on the criteria below. Check (✓) the box of each indicator if observed.
Interview Questions:
☐ The questions are interesting, open-ended, and engaging.
☐ The questions are all related to the topic or subject matter.
☐ The questions are designed to draw out information from the interviewee.
Politeness:
☐ The student never interrupted or hurried the person being interviewed.
☐ The student thanked the interviewee after the interview.
Audio in communication is an essential tool to deliver a message. Before an audio can be created or transmitted thru tape, radio or cd.
Today a different alternative is offered by the internet. The podcast, you may have encountered in the period of this lesson currently, podcast is a digital audio file that is posted in the internet, for example the spotify.
Then, provide the interviewee with a copy of the interview questions to allow him/her to prepare answers. Remember to use open-ended questions. (Example: What advice would you give someone who like to follow a similar career to yours?)
Good job, students, specially mark. You did it, you were able to compose questions according the the guidelines that I gave to all of you. Yo were also able to deliver the interview together wit your family member, which I think is your father. That is a good sign that your family is supporting you in your studies despite of the pandemic. So congratulations, you did it well. When you apply for a job someday you know the flow of the discussion and I believe that you will improve more as you progress to the next grade level. Congratulations once again.