Reading Teacher Mock Interview
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Question 17 of 30
What do you see as your role in the educational, social, emotional, and psychological development of students?
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Audra Kresinske is an educator with over 7 years experience teaching English and employment readiness skills.
This answer should come more from the heart. There really is no wrong answer to this, so long as you are genuine. As a teacher to young students, you take on several roles. You teach students how to interact and communicate with each other, on top of the academic skills you teach. Consider your role and commitment in the development of the whole child and share your approach to this aspect of the job.
Audra Kresinske is an educator with over 7 years experience teaching English and employment readiness skills.
"I am humbled by how important my role as a reading teacher is in all aspects of a child's life. Helping a student learn to read, strengthen their skills, and build their confidence is an incredible opportunity. When a child understands how to read, and enjoys it, it changes their whole world. Reading allows students to feel more confident in their skin and learn to communicate better with others. I love the opportunity to help develop their social skills as well."
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My role as a reading teacher is so very important to the educational, social, emotional, and psychological development of my students. Teaching a student to learn to read and write is critical to their ability to communicate with other students, teachers, and family members. It builds self-confidence. Teaching a child how to read and to love reading changes their lives forever.
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YES - you make so many excellent points in your answer. Your genuine passion for the growth of the children you teach really shines through.
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