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APPENDIX B:
SITE SELECTION INTERVIEW GUIDE

NCRVE Integration Project
Site Selection Interview Guide


Name of Instructor: _______________________________________________________

Name of School: __________________________________________________________

Address & Telephone: _____________________________________________________

Date Contacted: __________

Introduction:

Hello, my name is __________ and I am calling on behalf of Professor Chris Roegge of the University of Illinois. You recently received a letter from the Illinois State Board of Education explaining the research that Professor Roegge is conducting for the National Center for Research in Vocational Education, and that your program had been nominated as one of the ten best in Illinois. I would like to take about ten minutes of your time to ask you for some more information on how you integrate vocational and academic instruction.

We are interested in learning how teachers combine vocational and academic content within their teaching. For example, a Home Economics or Agriculture teacher may blend biology content into their lessons. We are particularly interested in teachers who do this informally, that is, in the course of their normal teaching rather than as part of a Tech Prep program or any other formal activity.

1. Do you currently do anything like I have just described?

1a. If so, could you give me a brief description or example?

2. What are some examples of "academic" topics which you include in your instruction?

3. Why did you choose to integrate your instruction?

4. How long have you been integrating your instruction?

5. What types of instructional materials do you use (commercial vs. self-developed)? If they use self-developed materials, request an example.

6. Have you received any recognition for your integrated teaching?

7. Who else (if anyone) in your school is doing anything similar to this?

8. What differences have your use of these integrated methods made in your students?

Additional Comments:

Initial Impressions:


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