Case Study Of Angela's First Time Interview

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First time interaction with Angela from HIST/GWS 403 class. In the 15 minute interview Angela freely answered each question. As soon as a question was answered many of the follow up questions were answered making it challenging. This challenge will make it easier to interview for the assignment as there should be more questions to add to ensure all content is able to be understood, and make preparation for interview much easier. Angela is currently a junior, and enrolled in HIST 403 as a required course for her major: Teaching of History, under the college of Liberal Arts and Sciences, and College of Education. This is her first 400 level class, along with her first Gender and Woman Studies class. She enrolled at UIC as a freshman. A reason

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