Teaching interview

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Though each school has its own unique dynamics between teachers, I’ve discovered that there are a couple common threads between the typical dilemmas. Read on as I address the five of the most common–and most difficult–teacher co-worker problems. Scenario 1: Your coworkers pop over on a daily basis to say, “So, what are we doing …

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Many teachers go into interviews fully prepared to answer questions but not to ask them. To them, the most important thing is to impress the school leader. Learning about the school will come later,...

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This week, I had the opportunity to participate on the interview committee for my school. It was such a great experience and made me think about what I can do to make myself more marketable. I've mentioned it before but my family is moving to Hawaii at the end of November. It's very exciting BUT also nerve-wracking to think about having to start all over again and hunt for jobs. After we got done interviewing, I thought that many of readers in blog land are probably also looking for teaching…

A dreaded interview! Most people hate them and no wonder, what are they going to ask you? Look no further, take a look at these typical questions and model answers to help you.

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Ready for your interview? Here are 20 things to be prepared for in your teaching interview that you may not have anticipated.

teaching philosophy examples | Teaching Philosophy Statement

An outstanding teacher implements many techniques and strategies to help cope with the different aspects of the classroom.

This is my second post in my "Getting a Teaching Job" series! Today I am sharing one of my favourite interview tools.. The teaching portfolio! I am a LTO teacher. This means that I have to interview for a new position every time my contract ends. This year I have a contract for the whole school year but it will end in June 2015. Then I will be back to interviewing for positions for the next school year! Now I know there are mixed feelings about teaching portfolio's. But I am all for them…