Tips for substitute teacher interviews.

Do you have any tips to help prepare for an upcoming substitute teacher interview?

Are there common interview questions that come up again and again?

I have been doing substitute teaching in Tampa, Florida since April of last year. I didn't know there were substitute teaching interviews. In most states and counties, before you can be a substitute teaching you have to take the county's required course for substitute teaching. It is a two day course, and then spend one day at a school for observation.

Look on the internet for a substitute teacher handbook put out by some school in Utah. We got ours free, but we spent three days in training - without pay. This handbook is used by a lot of states. So it's worth buying if you have to.

Let's be blunt. Substitute teaching is a lot like babysitting. I do real teaching because I have teaching certification and am looking for a position. In your case (and in most), you will go into the classroom, put your name on the board, tell the kids what they are to do. Their either do a "busy" work thing, or some classwork, or watch a movie. There really is no "teaching."

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Here is are a few awesome sample job interview questions for substitute teachers. Be prepared with some examples that illustrate your classroom management skills.

Sample questions

Give me an example when you had to inspire intellectual curiosity through rigorous lessons.

At this school, we believe the key to improvement is through feedback. Give me an example of how you receive routine, ongoing feedback and support to improve your teaching.

What do you do to engage students through curriculum that reinforces the fun of learning and enable struggling students to thrive?.

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Mary inTampa in Tampa, Florida said: I have been doing substitute teaching in Tampa, Florida since April of last year. I didn't know there were substitute teaching interviews. In most states and counties, before you can be a substitute teaching you have to take the county's required course for substitute teaching. It is a two day course, and then spend one day at a school for observation.

Look on the internet for a substitute teacher handbook put out by some school in Utah. We got ours free, but we spent three days in training - without pay. This handbook is used by a lot of states. So it's worth buying if you have to.

Let's be blunt. Substitute teaching is a lot like babysitting. I do real teaching because I have teaching certification and am looking for a position. In your case (and in most), you will go into the classroom, put your name on the board, tell the kids what they are to do. Their either do a "busy" work thing, or some classwork, or watch a movie. There really is no "teaching."

I'm sorry but I would have to disagree with you. I am a substitute teacher and I also have a teaching license. I teach lessons 9 out of every 10 jobs I get. In many ways, being a substitute teacher is MUCH harder than the job of a classroom teacher, because you have the added stress of not knowing the classroom or the students, and dealing with the misbehavior that comes with it. But, at least in my state, substitute teachers must have a bachelors degree in education AND a valid teaching license.

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