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Senior English SEPTEMBER 30, 2015. Do Now If you could interview any person alive or dead, who would it be? Why? What would you ask them?

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1 Senior English SEPTEMBER 30, 2015

2 Do Now If you could interview any person alive or dead, who would it be? Why? What would you ask them?

3 AGENDA 1.Do Now! & Announcements 2.Interview Guidelines and Q&A 3.Community Resources for Interviews 4.Interviewing to Become a Senior 5.Reflection 6.Hand back work

4 INTERVIEWING TO BECOME A SENIOR Questions you must ask: Ask what sports and extracurricular your interviewee has taken part in. What are they, for how long? What were their accomplishments in these areas? Classes – favorite and least favorite classes, a class that challenged them The best and worst parts about being a senior Advice to future seniors Hopes and dreams as a senior

5 REFLECTION What topic(s) are you considering for your argumentative research essay? What is one thing you’re excited about doing in preparation for your midterm? What is one thing you are nervous/apprehensive about?

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