Most yearbook staff know how to talk to people. Fewer know how to get a quote worth printing. This 16-slide lesson is built specifically for yearbook — not news, not general interview skills — for getting quotes that capture how the year felt. Covers: yearbook vs.
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news interview goals what makes a quote usable vs. generic planning questions around your spread theme the follow-up question interviewing reluctant classmates capturing candid quotes quote accuracy, name verification, and coverage diversity And finally, it closes with a before-you-submit checklist. Designed for projection — large text, one idea per slide, readable from the back of the room. This slideshow is also available bundled with the companion tip sheet in Yearbook Interview Techniques | Slideshow and Tip Sheet — the complete teach-and-reference package at significant savings. Both are part of the Yearbook Staff Skills Bundle, which covers interviews, sports photography, and captions across six resources.
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Designed for grades 9-12.
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