Interviewing Basics

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Assignment #1-
  Topic: School Uniforms

       List three to five sources you could interview for this topic.

  • The superintendent of the school district
  • Principals
  • Members of the school board
  • Members of the PTSA
  • Teachers and school staff members


     Create 20 questions you could ask these sources.

  1. What is the reason behind introducing and enforcing school uniforms?
  2. How will it effect the learning environment in a positive way?
  3. What is wrong with the dress code we have now?
  4. What would the uniforms look like, and why would they look that way?
  5. Have the students heard and responded about this change?
  6. How will you enforce the new dress code and how strictly?
  7. What would be considered a violation of the new dress code?
  8. What will happen if a student does not follow the dress code appropriately?
  9. Will the students be able to accessorize? If so, how freely?
  10. What are your views on students dyeing their hair and getting piercings? Will those things be allowed in the new dress code?
  11. When will the new dress code begin to show itself in schools around the district?
  12. Will individual schools be allowed to tweak the dress code to fit their school expectations? Why or why not?
  13. How  and why will the dress code effect your teachings?
  14. What are your individual views on school uniforms and why do you think this way?
  15. Will makeup be a component of the new dress code? Why?
  16. What are your thoughts on boys and girls having the same or different uniform?
  17. Do you believe having an enforced dress code is necessary for students' educations? Why?
  18. Will students have assigned uniforms or will their clothes simply have to fit a strict guideline? Why?
  19. How do you think parents of students who will have to conform to the new dress code feel about this change?
  20. Why do you think the dress code must be changed so drastically? 



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