3 Part Interview

Have students interview other students to mine the collective knowledge of the group.

Students form pairs and one-partner interviews the other on a predetermined topic (What are some of the most significant health issues facing humankind today?) for two or three minutes; partners switch roles.  Then pairs combine to form groups of four. Each group member introduces his or her partner, sharing the information from the original interview. This is a great icebreaker activity and also fosters active listening. (Source)

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1. The Three-Step Interview Learning Strategy in the Classroom
2. 3 Step Interview
3. Three-step Interview

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