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21 December 11

thingsforteachers:

Re: Positivelypersistentteach’s call for interview questions… that season is rolling around.

When I was looking for a job, I interviewed with around ten districts for middle/high school social studies teaching positions. I created this list during that time, so that’s what most of the questions will focus on.

  • Tell me about yourself/What is your education/teaching background?
  • What does a typical day in your classroom look like?
  • How do you incorporate state standards into your lessons?
  • How have you dealt with a problem student?
  • How have you handled involved parents?
  • How do you check for understanding throughout a unit?
  • Have you used/are familiar with the Understanding by Design method?
  • How do you plan?
  • How do you accommodate for students with IEPs?
  • How do you accommodate for gifted students?
  • Describe a lesson that did not go as planned. How did you handle it?
  • How do you handle classroom management?
  • What are some of your classroom rules?
  • What is your favorite time period in history?
  • What is a book you have read recently?
  • How do you incorporate literacy into your lessons?
  • (for a Civics class) What Constitutional amendment would you choose to incorporate as an ongoing “theme” in your classroom?
  • How do you assess students?
  • How do you handle a student who is doing “average” but you think could do better/is not living up to his or her potential?
  • How do you incorporate technology into your lessons?
  • Describe your best lesson.
  • Why should we hire you instead of somebody else?
  • What would you get involved in outside of the classroom?
  • How would your students describe you?/Name 3 words your students would use to describe you.
  • What do you think the 3 most important qualities in a teacher are?
  • What subject do you feel most comfortable teaching?
  • What subject do you feel least comfortable teaching?
  • (If you have experience subbing) How did you handle classroom management as a substitute? After your experience subbing, what would you be sure to do as a teacher leaving work for a substitute?
  • What was the biggest challenge you encountered student teaching?
  • What was your biggest accomplishment?
  • What are your greatest strengths/weaknesses?
  • What areas of professional development would you personally focus on during your first year of teaching?

Reblogged: thestudentteachingsemester

Themed by Hunson. Originally by Josh