Teacher Interview Essay

fellow classmates had the honor of interviewing a new teacher whose name was Mr. Ian Cole . During the interview I was able to learn a teacher's perspective of what teaching is and all the different aspects of it as well. Mr. Cole chose the teaching profession because he believes that all children are able to learn no matter their differences. He wants to make a difference in his students lives and show his students what it is like to have a teacher who cares. He believes that each child is their own

Interview a Teacher This past week, I was honored to interview my teacher, Professor Lysaught. He is a outstanding math instructor at Moraine Valley Community College in Palos Hills, Illinois. It was a wonderful motivational experience to hear his career change journey. Without a doubt, he instantly became one of my mentors. Initially, Professor Lysaught started his career as a trucking company owner. Although, his job was great and saved enough for retirement, he pursued a further career by continuing

Mandy Sanguigni SED 201-Mrs. Dean November 27, 2015 Interview Question Interview with a Special Education Teacher 1. Why did you choose to teach students with disabilities? The special education teacher interviewed, did not expect to teach special education when she graduated college. She got a job helping at a personal home with children ages 5-6 years old with some disabilities. After her experience with this first job she loved it, and began to seek positions in Elementary special education

In this teacher interview it was interesting to see the viewpoint of a teacher who has been teacher for five plus years. They teach elementary education, which is the major I currently am in. Seeing their perspective of how elementary education helped to prepared me on what to expect when I begin to teach. This teacher interview would help me in my future classroom with my classroom management, motivating students, and how to communicate with the parents. This teacher classroom management has rules

forty-two years, Dr. Robert Woods has been a fixture in Elkhart Community Schools (ECS). Starting out as a classroom teacher he slowly made his trek away from the classroom into school administration, and finally into his current position as ECS’s Director of Business. Dr. Wood’ authenticity and his commitment to serve ECS and the city of Elkhart is what stood out in my interview with him. Dr. Wood’s alma mater was originally built to boost the development of the city of Muncie, but the

2/26/2017 Teacher interview What is your teaching philosophy? All students have the ability to learn, as long as they are believed in. It just may take a little more time, or require different strategies to help them achieve success. How do you meet the needs of all your students in the classroom? This is not an easy task! Students come to you on many different levels, and require different things. Most of the students needs can be met during small group/centers rotations. This is where teachers are

Teacher Interview 1. First of thank you for joining me today to answer some questions for my class at UCCS in a leadership course known as Foundations of Leadership. My first question to you is who inspired you to become a teacher? Answer: Thank you Nathan for choosing me to be interviewed. The answer to your question would have to be is the assistant principal of my middle school was a real inspiration to me, she is one of the huge impacts on me when I perused a teaching degree. She had the ability

I interviewed a teacher from Seckman High School named Lori Bunting. I asked Lori several questions and she gave me more insight on the teaching career. Lori graduated from Southeast Missouri State in in 2000 with her Bachelors in Secondary Education and Mathematics. She then received her masters in classroom teaching in 2008 from Missouri Baptist University. With student teaching in my near future I thought asking her about her student teacher experience would give me some advice on what my next

Ballard. She is a 4th grade general education teacher who has experience working with special needs students in a general education environment. Through this interview, I gained much insight on how inclusion and collaboration works, including how to work efficiently with other teachers, how to motivate students, and what implications such an environment may have on the students and their abilities. When I was interning as a special education teacher in my senior year of high school, one of the most

Module V (A) - Teacher Interview NOTE: Teacher needs to teach in a TN K-12 public school. (You may use this form to fill in the required information. “Un-bold” your responses to the questions in order that your responses will be easier to identify.) Your Name __Hayley Pyron__________________________ Teacher’s Name __Ashton Williams________ School ____DuPont Elementary School ___ Number of years teaching__first year teaching_ Current Grade level: __4th Grade____ I. Teacher Questions (Use