Re: ABSOLUTE PANIC :(
Posted by Kat on 6/25/08
Thanks for the response Melissa. That's pretty much exactly
what I wrote :) I'm interviewing in NJ. I know the job market
in NY sounds like it's tough but I honestly would not
recommend coming to NJ either. There's MAJOR competition and
you have to be very cut throat which is not like me at all. I
interviewed for a position and was told there were something
like 2-300 applicants. It's crazy. I'm very discouraged +
looking at other options if I dont get this job.
On 6/25/08, Melissa wrote:
> Wow that does sound intense! What state are you interviewing?
> I am graduating in December and looking for a position right
> now in NY and it is very difficult, so i am maybe looking to
> relocate next yr if nothing happens...The second scenario
with
> the fighting on the playgroud i would suggest that mediation
> occurs between the two students or if there are more than 2
> students to role play or do a classroom activity based on
> fighting and feelings. hope this helps
>
>
>
> On 6/25/08, Kat wrote:
>> Hi everyone. I just got a call from my 1st choice district
>> about coming in for a 2nd interview. The 1st interview
>> consisted of the director of guidance + 2 principals. The
>> next interview is the same 3 people plus an additional
>> supervisor and 2 teachers...this sounds excruciating!! I
>> get EXTREMELY nervous. The interview will be more intense
>> questions followed by 2 scenarios that I will need to
>> write a written response to.
>>
>> Can anyone give me examples of scenarios you've had to
>> answer during an interview process?!?
>>
>> This is for an elementary position. Another school I
>> interviewed with gave me 1 scenario about 2 boys going
>> into the bathroom + the 1 asking the other to touch his
>> private (apparently this happened often at their school) +
>> the 2nd scenario was about students fighting on the
>> playground + how I would handle it if a teacher came and
>> asked me for help with the situation.
>>
>> I am absolutely TERRIFIED and would greatly appreciate
>> some feedback!