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Re: job fair interview question
Posted by Sally on 10/20/09

    There is quite a few articles regarding job fairs and tons
    of free information about job search, interview, resumes,
    everything. It is located at

    http://www.resumes-for-teachers.com

    This may help,

    Sally


    On 5/02/09, fb wrote:
    > On 4/21/09, led wrote:
    >> Personally, I think they should be looking for pedagogical
    >> effectiveness and whether or you know your subjects.
    >> If you had
    >> to choose, would you want an attorney who cultivates nice
    >> relationships or would you want one who knows the law and knows
    >> how to play the game of the adversarial situation? Would you
    >> want a physician who was hired primarily because he or she is a
    >> good team player or because he or she knows how to fix things?
    >>
    >> Getting hired takes one set of values. Teaching well takes
    >> another set. What education desperately needs is not
    >> necessarily what it wants.
    >
    > I think you're right about pedagogical experiences being a key
    > factor in hiring teachers.
    >
    > But I also believe that communication and people skills are an
    > equally important part of the equation as well.
    >
    > You asked: Would you want a physician who was hired primarily
    > because he or she is a good team player or because he or she
    > knows how to fix things?
    >
    > My answer: Of course I want a physician who can fix my
    > ailments! That IS the most important factor in choosing a
    > physician. But that is still only one part of the equation. I
    > also want a physician with a good bedside manner, who treats me
    > in a caring, compassionate way. I want a physician who can
    > communicate with me in a way I can understand. And so on...
    >
    > Same thing applies to teachers. Pedagogy is important. But it
    > isn't enough on it's own. If you have great pedagogical skills,
    > but can't deal with parents and administrators, are you REALLY
    > the best person for the job?
    >
    > Just my thoughts.

     
     

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