"I plan to invite my students to give me feedback on my teaching style. If I am moving along too quickly for a student, I want them to tell me. I may not rearrange my entire teaching style, but I will certainly offer them additional resources to be successful."

With this question, you'll want to demonstrate your ability to adapt the same material to each student's learning styles and competencies. One of the most difficult aspects of teaching is catering to each student's unique needs. It is important to go into the job armed with several strategies to help learners of all abilities. This means scaffolding material to help struggling students break down content and planning extension activities to challenge students who catch on quickly. Some strategies to consider may include utilizing small groups, assigning students to help each other, providing individual attention, utilizing technology and other resources to spark differing learning styles, offering challenging projects, allowing a student to lead the class, breaking down the learning into small steps, etc.

"I pace the section I'm teaching based on the student's ability and receptiveness. I want to make them feel like the class is suited to their abilities rather than just teaching from a curriculum. I also have students help each other or sometimes lead the class. I provide individual attention when I can, using technology and other resources to engage different learning styles. These strategies help students learn from each other, but they help me learn how to further tailor my instruction as well."