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=Assessment Task=


 * Task Number: 1 Task Name:** Research task and interview **Weighting:** 20%


 * Date Due: Friday 16th March 2012**

P4.1 – utilises research methodology appropriate to the study of social issues P4.2 – presents information in written, oral and graphic form P7.1 – appreciates differences among individuals, groups and families within communities and values their contributions to society
 * Outcomes to be assessed:**

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 * Task Description:**
 * 1) Select a member of the school or local community with whom to conduct a 10 to 15 minute structured interview on a topic of interest. For example, you may choose to interview the school swimming champion about their success, an SRC representative about the latest initiative of the council, or perhaps an uncle about his overseas holiday.
 * 2) Research the person to find background information for the interview.
 * 3) Prepare the interview questions, arrange and conduct the interview. Record the interview in either written form or attach an mp3 file.
 * 4) Create a published piece of work such as, a newspaper article or information for a blog, to explain the purpose of the interview and report your findings.
 * A useful site that you could use to publish your work is: **

Publisher Adobe Illustrator
 * Other desktop processing options:**

Look at the sites below that will help you develop good interview questions: [|Creating Good Interview and Survey Questions] [|Sample Questions]

Open-ended questions are questions which cannot be answered by a single word or fact. They encourage the candidate to talk and provide the interviewer with valuable data on which to base a hiring decision. Here are three examples of open-ended questions. • “How do you handle a customer’s complaint call?” • “How did you handle a recent customer complaint call? • “Describe a recent customer complaint call and how you handled it.”

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