The Interview Who does the interviewee teach? What does your interviewee teach and where? Trends and changes in nursing education as experienced by the person you interviewed. A reflection that compares your interview data to class readings and the literature that you reviewed prior to conducting the interview (pay special attention to trends, themes, concepts, […]
If you’re interested in how your interviewees’ bosses handled stress, then structure your questions around that topic. Ask the interviewee about specific events that their boss handled well or didn’t handle well because they were stressed out, how their boss handles stress in general, whether the stress trickled down to the employee level, what effect […]
Once you choose your source, you will write an analysis of it. As in your previous paper, imagine that you are explaining your primary source to someone who has not read it, and you want them to understand why the source is historically significant. 1. An introduction with a crystal-clear argument about why this source […]
Questions should be directly related to the textbook, readings, videos, and in-class discussion, but you should also be prepared to follow where your interviewee leads you and to follow up on any interesting detail that they might offer.Your written paper should include the following: •Introduction Who are you interviewing? Why did you choose this person? […]
