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pauly7582 · 10-05-2008, 11:55 AM

Hav to say when I was at school (less than 10 years ago) I respected the teachers who showed confidence in their ability and above all- knowledge. After all, that is what education is about.

Of course those who communicated it in a way that was interesting and fun I liked best. But then there were those who showed little subject expertise but who tried to compensate by being my friend and having a laugh. I thought these guys were t0ssers.

Subject knowledge is not really assessed in teacher interviews. So, the friendly yet unable t0sser who I mentioned last would be most likely to be given the job going off the criteria outlined by the lads who have posted from the student point of view.

10-05-2008, 11:55 AM	#35 (permalink)
pauly7582 Getting HUGE! Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Newcastle Posts: 1,189	Re: pupils on teacher interview panels Hav to say when I was at school (less than 10 years ago) I respected the teachers who showed confidence in their ability and above all- knowledge. After all, that is what education is about. Of course those who communicated it in a way that was interesting and fun I liked best. But then there were those who showed little subject expertise but who tried to compensate by being my friend and having a laugh. I thought these guys were t0ssers. Subject knowledge is not really assessed in teacher interviews. So, the friendly yet unable t0sser who I mentioned last would be most likely to be given the job going off the criteria outlined by the lads who have posted from the student point of view. __________________ 6' 0" 218lb 9% bf BP: 160k DL: 240k Squat:200k Dieting To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 0 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.