JOUR 001 Lecture Notes - Lecture 26: Chemotherapy
8 Sep 2020
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Ask questions based on answers, write down keywords to remind yourself to go back. If you don"t understand the answer, you can"t write about it -- ask questions. Save the hard questions for near to the end. Open ended questions begin with: how, what, when, where, why. Close-ended questions are more limited -- you could use them with limited about of time. Ask an actual question, don"t make a statement. Mark, your running game really stalled in the fourth quarter and your offence looked tired. Guide source, but be able to pivot. I just hope my chemotherapy doesn"t slow me down. if you don"t get off script and ask a follow up question from this, you"re a bad reporter. Don"t worry about what the next question will be. Focus on follow up questions until you run out of details. Aski fi there are others who might know more. Not everything in your interview goes into a story.
