If you had an interview how would you answer these 2 questions?

Question

1. Why you wanted to become a teacher.

2. Those who can do things are those who can teach.

Answer 1

1.-  I think I can bring more to schools..  I have a high sense of commitment and attention to details... I have patience and can look at a glass half Full not half empty.

2.  In a way yes, but a resource full person can teach anything but to smile...I think that the ability to adapt and execute teaching to an adverse group of students, is what's make me unique

Answer 2

(1) You have to be honest, unless you can come up with some great sounding answer and then live up to it once you are hired.

(2)  Is a take-off on "Those who can, do.  Those who can't, teach.  Those who can't  teach go into administration."  I would disagree vehemently with the way the interviewer worded (2).  There are many, many people who are brilliant at what they do, and cannot impart what they know to others.

Answer 3

Is #2 a question?

#1 I would say I love music and I love to share my love with others and expose students to everything music has to offer.

Answer 4

1st anyhting I said WOULD BE THE TRUTH,AND HOW I FELT" 1.)Because I am interested in children's minds, and how they use them,I would like the opportunity to be there to help mold their minds with helpful things,fun things,the wonderment of exploring their minds, and interests. 2.)I believe you can not teach adequately if the person DOES NOT CARE ABOUT OTHER PEOPLE ESPECIALLY CHILDREN, a teacher needs to understand himself/herself and other people before he/she can go down that  path to helping students be all they can be, believing in the all the way,you can and will make a difference in their lives, and yours!Just beleieve in your morals, and teach your students many things but these I believe are the most important ones,1.believe in their creator"GOD", 2.) never stop believing in yourself,3.) If you want something for or in your life work for it, and it will come true,so slack off on your learning thinking it will be fine, because 10 chances to1 it won't be, you need to plan&work for your dreams,such as:in school, your teachers, your parents, your peers, your pastor,they will always teach you the right way. If you'll listen! You know there is a difference in hearing---and listening? You can hear someone talk to you BUT if it does not interest you, you tone them out,BUT if someone like your teacher is saying something to you, you are wanting to know or learn you will listen, and understand. There is too much hearing but not enogh listening going on in this world.Good Luck with your oppprtunity to mold children's minds for theirs and our future!

Answer 5

Well you should be truthful in your answers and only use these to determine what your true motivation is.  For me I wanted to be a teacher to help students be succesful by teaching them Math.  I had a teacher who made a big impact in my life so I thought I could as well.  I think your second question should be those who can't do teach.  This is a reference to the relative pay for private sector rather than teaching.  Of course to teach you must be competent in your area, but more important you must be able to motivate your students, and control your class.

Answer 6

Be honest, even if your answer is cliche'.  Think of all the troubles kids go through, and relate that to how you can help out.  

#2 I've never heard this one; it's not really a question.... Teachers have much more influence than others recognize; therefore, we can get a lot accomplished in a 50 minute time span???

Answer 7

Number one - would not be difficult for me to respond because I have always wanted to be a teacher since I was 7 years old.  I always 'played school' and wanted to be 'in charge'. I also loved to talk. Additionally, I had two aunts who were teachers and it was a natural transition for me to help them with grading papers, writing on the board, etc.  Your second 'point' is not a question.