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Nov 23, 2010
I have a dilemma. I have a job interview for a sixth grade teaching position tomorrow. The principal asked me to do a 30 minute demo lesson in any subject i want. The issue is, since i currently teach preschool special needs students right now, I have no idea of what kind of lesson i can do for the interview...Standards and curriculum i have done for the past6 4 years have been in the lower grades, that i feel out of the loop for this interview. Can anyone give me any suggestions on what to do.... How do i successfully make the jump from elementary to middle school in an interview/demo lesson to which i have literally 2 hours to prepare for....
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