☛ What are some of the most important things you learned when student teaching?

☛ What was the most satisfying moment throughout your student teaching?

☛ What was the most frustrating thing about student teaching?

☛ Describe one college course that taught you the most about being a good teacher.

☛ Who influenced you to become a teacher?

☛ Describe the biggest challenge you've ever had to face.

☛ What books are you currently reading?

☛ A student confides in you and tells you that his parent abuses him. He asks you not to tell anyone. What do you do?

☛ What is your definition of a life-long learner? How can you promote life-long learning in your classroom?

☛ Would you be willing to help out with extra-curricular activities? Which ones?

☛ Have you ever been a substitute teacher in this school district?

☛ What do you look for in a principal?

☛ How do you communicate with administrators?

☛ Would you like to be part of our new teacher mentor program?

☛ What kinds of inservices would you be eager to attend?

☛ List five adjectives that accurately describe yourself.

☛ What professional teaching organizations do you belong to?

☛ Have you ever received an award for anything in your lifetime? Describe.

☛ Describe the differences between a good teacher and a great teacher?

☛ What were you like as a student?

☛ If you teach a lesson and your students don't seem to be "getting it," what do you do?

☛ How do you provide support for students who are not performing as well as they should?

☛ What can you do to meet the needs of students who do not speak English?

☛ In what ways can you teach students to be accepting of one-another?

☛ How would you teach conflict resolution to your students?