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Student Teacher needs to Interview teachers

by Diane Sachtleben

Jun 12, 2010

lease I would appreciate any teachers with the experience of 3, 5, 10 & 15 years of experience to participate in answersing these questions. I only need 4 more teachers, one with 3 yrs exp, 5 yrs, 10 yrs, and 15 yrs. Thank you in advance.

1. As student achievement and a greater understanding of curriculum have become more relevant, what are some ways you have found to apply curriculum to previous knowledge? 2. Technology seems to be the way in which education is steering itself. Some believe that technology can lead the way and eventually produce better schools, while others believe that there may be long-term consequences that are not being considered in the rush to use technology. What are your thoughts on this issue? 3. NCLB states that the equitable distribution clause requires states to take steps to “ensure that poor and minority children are not taught at higher rates as other children by inexperienced, unqualified, or out-of-field teachers.” What are you belie...See More

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certifiedteach Most colleges are out for the summer. Why would you be interviewing teachers for a course now? These questions sound too advanced for a student course, and sound more like job interview questions.

On 6/12/10, Diane Sachtleben wrote: > Please I would appreciate any teachers with the experience > of 3, 5, 10 & 15 years of experienc...See MoreMost colleges are out for the summer. Why would you be interviewing teachers for a course now? These questions sound too advanced for a student course, and sound more like job interview questions.

On 6/12/10, Diane Sachtleben wrote: > Please I would appreciate any teachers with the experience > of 3, 5, 10 & 15 years of experience to participate in > answersing these questions. I only > need 4 more teachers, one with 3 yrs exp, 5 yrs, 10 yrs, > and 15 yrs. Thank you in advance. > > 1. As student achievement and a greater understanding > of curriculum have become more relevant, what are some ways > you have found to apply curriculum to previous knowledge? > 2. Technology seems to be the way in which education > is steering itself. Some believe that technology can lead > the way and eventually produce better schools, while others > believe that there may be long-term consequences that are > not being considered in the rush to use technology. What > are your thoughts on this issue? > 3. NCLB states that the equitable distribution clause > requires states to take steps to “ensure that poor and > minority children are not taught at higher rates as other > children by inexperienced, unqualified, or out-of-field > teachers.” What are you beliefs on this subject and why? > 4. How do you view the NCLB act? What is your opinion > on the matter? > 5. In your years of experience do you feel that your > teaching philosophy has helped or harmed your classroom? > Have you had to change it? > 6. How do you talk to a parent who may not agree with > you as a teacher? > 7. What steps do you take in the classroom to > implement NCLB while obtaining Higher Order Thinking levels > for those students? > 8. How does your overall school mission coincide with > your classroom philosophy that addresses a safe learning > environment? > 9. How do the styles/ methods you use today differ > from those that you used when you first begin teaching, > what brought about the change? > 10. In your opinion what should the desired outcome > (socially, economically, and politically) of the teacher be > when teaching students? >

Jun 28, 2010

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