Bartlett, Gerianne Benson
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Seminar English II
- English II EOCT Review
- Summer Reading Requirements
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Seminar Vocabulary Definitions
- Vocbaulary: Week 1
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- Departmental Curriculum Guide for English II
- Introduction to Journalism
- Study Skills Information
- Declamation Speeches
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- Mount Tabor High School
- Newspaper Terms
- Open and closed-ended questions
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Open versus Close-Ended QuestionsOpen-Ended Question: does not require a specific answer; it is designed to encourage a full, meaningful answer using the subject's own knowledge and/or feelingsClose-Ended Question: calls for a brief, pointed reply, usually one or two words
When interviewing, use more open-ended questions! You get more quotes, more thorough answers, and a better overall interview.