Careers
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Misc. Cont..
100

What are a few important workplace traits?

  • Being on time
  • Being honest
  • Respecting others
  • Punctuality
  • Time management
  • Organization
100

What does a boarding school setting contribute to the learning process?

A community is developed between faculty, staff and students that allows for a deeper learning experience.

100
  • How can an educator promote achievement among students of lower socioeconomic status?
  • Warm classroom climate
  • Peer and cross-age tutors
  • Material presented in small pieces
  • Not calling students out about wrong answers in front of everyone
100
  • Why would something like hand-raising or understanding other educational structures put students who are in a lower socioeconomic class at a disadvantage?
  • Students from lower social classes are less familiar with the procedures in educational settings and perform worse when these procedures are used.
100

Which one is NOT trait of a high quality employee?

Dishonesty

Tardiness

200
  • What type of degree is required for most teachers?
  • Bachelor’s Degree
200

Generally, how do US schools differ from schools around the world?

More standardized testing and more years of school

200
  • What is something that a teacher can do to help students who are transitioning from other cultures?
  • Use pictures to help communicate more meaning when words make communication difficult
200
  • In general, what is one thing you can tell me about current demographics in the United States?
  • Nothing is evenly distributed in the United States, there is a great variety across all states and populations.
200
  • What are two categories are overrepresented in special education classes?
  • Low Income and English Language Learners
300
  • What is an effect of receiving more training for your job?
  • You become more productive
  • You contribute new ideas to the team
  • You could possibly receive an increase in pay
300
  • Is a Charter School public or private?

public

300
  • What is the problem with the stigmas that surround students with disabilities?
  • Students are less likely to let teachers and parents know they struggle
  • Teachers can misunderstand disabilities and think the student is being lazy
  • Parents can be afraid to see a student labeled and not follow through with recommendations.
300
  • What is a benefit of joining a national or state organization?
  • You can find resources and events that help you network and further your career
300
  • What is the difference between Parochial schools and religious schools?

Parochial schools are attached to a specific church, while religious schools may just be loosely related to a certain religious institution.

400
  • How do National and local professional organizations differ?

Local organizations are familiar with the members and their surrounding areas

400
  • What can cause a charter school to close?
  • Failure to meet performance standards
400
  • Why is it important for teachers to understand cultural differences?
  • A teacher who understands cultural differences is able to make all students feel welcomed in their classroom and provide a supportive environment.
400
  • Why is it important for a teacher (or any employee) to use introspection at various points in their day-to-day work?
  • Introspection allows someone to continuously be improving their work and mindset to be effective at their craft
400
  • How does a private school differ from a government-funded public school?
  • Private schools do not have to follow the national curriculum and public schools are held to those standards.
500
  • How many years of college does it generally take to earn a bachelor’s degree?

4

500
  • How is a charter school different from a magnet school?
  • A magnet school is highly competitive and selective, a charter school has a more open enrollment policy
500
  • Why is it important to recognize and appreciate the differences in culture, values, and social status contained within one classroom?

diversity in the classroom can enrich instruction

500
  • How do we identify socioeconomic status? (what are the different levels called?)
  • Low, middle and high
500
  • What similarities exist between the Montessori and Waldorf schools?
  • Teachers stay with groups of students through several years to foster strong and productive relationships.