A strangely worded question on the online application was: Do you believe that you can force students to learn? It was a simple yes or no choice, with no opportunity to qualify or explain your response. (That seemed like a "litmus" test question. Logically, I don't believe you can FORCE a student to learn, but to say no could be construed as not being persistent enough to stick with a reluctant learner.)
Why are you interested in teaching in a Catholic school?
What would you do if a child made a disclosure to you?
What is the difference between honesty and integrity? What role do policy and procedure play in an organization?
How would/did you handle new challenges in the classroom?
Do not remember the rest.
What do you know about MSD of Decatur Township?
How could I motivate a student in my subject area?
What is your philosophy of teaching?
What is your educational philosophy in terms of the history of teaching, as well as the future?
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