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Elementary Teacher Interview Question:
Elementary Teacher Interview Tips part 4:
Submitted by: Muhammad► Do research on the internet to discover all you can about the school, school district and community: characteristics of the student population and faculty, size of the district, mission statement, upcoming initiatives, discipline plan, etc. Prepare to incorporate what you learned into your answers during the interview.
► If you know someone on staff or a child who attends the school, ask them questions that are not covered on the website. Also, find out as much as you can about the interviewer(s).
► Call the school and ask to receive a student or school handbook to review.
► Ask the secretary or personnel official what format the interview will follow and the number of interviewers.
► If feasible, ride by the school to note its location, surroundings, appearance and other characteristics.
Submitted by: Muhammad
► If you know someone on staff or a child who attends the school, ask them questions that are not covered on the website. Also, find out as much as you can about the interviewer(s).
► Call the school and ask to receive a student or school handbook to review.
► Ask the secretary or personnel official what format the interview will follow and the number of interviewers.
► If feasible, ride by the school to note its location, surroundings, appearance and other characteristics.
Submitted by: Muhammad
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