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Tips for writing interview questions Examining the Cold War

Tips for writing interview questions Examining the Cold War. Your subject is not a text book. Tailor your questions to your subject. Ask open-ended questions. Write questions to help people remember what might be a very long time ago…. Be sensitive. Don’t forget to do a short “pre-interview”.

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Tips for writing interview questions Examining the Cold War

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  1. Tips for writing interview questionsExamining the Cold War

  2. Your subject is not a text book

  3. Tailor your questions to your subject

  4. Ask open-ended questions

  5. Write questions to help people remember what might be a very long time ago…

  6. Be sensitive

  7. Don’t forget to do a short “pre-interview”

  8. Sample questions • What were you doing when you heard the news that JFK had been shot? • How did you feel as you watched the coverage of the Berlin Wall falling? • What did you think of President Reagan? Was he really as popular as history describes? Do you recall the “evil empire” speech? • Do you remember seeing and hearing people talk about the Vietnam War? How did you feel about the way that it ended? • How did you feel about President Nixon and his administration?

  9. Your interview questions that you plan to ask are due next Friday • Only the questions are due; not the answers • No late work on this…we have a strict timeline!

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