I wanted to thank those who helped with my previous post on some interview questions. I had a first round interview this morning for a special education position. Overall, it was one of my better interviews (compared to my old ones). I still let nerves take over and screwed up a few things--as usual I'm going be hard on myself and not get my hopes up for a 2nd round interview...but I can always dream. They will let those who made the 2nd round know within 48 hours. Here are the questions they asked me: 1. Tell us about yourself--your education/experiences related to this job 2. How do you handle all of the paper work as a special education teacher? 3. How do you work with regular education teachers in regards to students you are working with? 4. How do you handle a student who is frustrated with academic work? 5. Tell us about a time you hand to handle a very difficult student with behavior. ---I'm pretty sure these were it. Hope this helps someone! =)
Ran across this article, and thought of your post. It might be helpful to some. http://connectedprincipals.com/archives/11482 http://www.teachhub.com/6-common-teacher-interview-questions-and-how-answer-them
