On Thursday, February 8th, Floyd County High School students worked on enhancing skill sets for interviews. Mentors demonstrated what to expect and gain from an interview. And for the RU mentors, this day meant hands-on experience in managing a classroom. RU mentors participated in role-play interview examples demonstrated by Dr. Melinda Wagner and a mentor, displaying qualities of a good and bad interview to the FCHS students.
The mentors divided the class into groups to label as many of the good and
bad qualities of the interview process that they viewed in the role playing.
The entertainment continued as the students split up for a friendly competition
in the classroom. The students were told the group with the most on their list
wins! One group of FCHS students had a record breaking 31 items on their list
What was the
prize for this competition? An award that lasts a lifetime--the experience of teamwork, creativity, speaking and
listening, writing, and critical-thinking.
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