How are you a team player?
When being considered for any job, interviewers want to know how you will be a team player. Every person is unique and special, but fitting all the pieces together can be a challenge. Speak to how you add and enhance a group, even when it is hard.
"While in college, I had to be a team player. When working with my cohort or lesson planning with fellow teachers, it was important for me to be flexible and reliable. I believe I can bring those same characteristics to this school, too."
Community answers are written by other candidates practicing this set. Reading how others frame the same question is one of the fastest ways to sharpen your own.
Anonymous Answer
In college, I worked with a cohort. We were inseparable preparing for lessons, writing out assessments, and much more.
Shane's Feedback
A team player shows that you can work well in community. School is all about being in a community. Also, speak to the joy of being a team player, which enriches your life and the lives around you.
