In the first half of their fourth year, students interview at hospitals.
Use parents and other family members as primary sources by having students interview them as part of their research.
If appropriate, have students interview the person who traditionally makes the special food to learn more about how and why he or she prepares it.
Transportation: The college, Dunwoody College of Technology, is on a bus line, but if students interview with a company not on a bus line, Lifetrack will help them get there.
A handful of institutions, including the University of Virginia, have alumni and students interview prospective students, either in the home country or via Skype, and the Council on International Educational Exchange, a nonprofit group, has begun offering an interview service.
4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Individually, students interview three people to find what song defines/defined their teenage years using the questions from class and then incorporate this information into their liner notes.
