
Edit: You know what, I'm gonna go for it. Less than a week no problem!
I've now lost count of the number of schools I've visited and applications I've sent out over the past month or so. Been to three interviews (would've been four but I couldn't attend one) but no luck so far. The feedback I get from the interviews is different every time so I'm finding it very difficult to improve. The whole process has left me quite drained and, to be perfectly honest, completely demotivated.
As always, thank you for your continued support in these trying times.









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Thank you though, I appreciate it
*sigh* I'm horrible at saying stuff like that.....
Thank you, I appreciate your comments
How can they not accept you!? That's outrageous!
I wish you good luck all the same and keep up doing your best in interviews. Try to ask as many questions as possible! I don't know if you did, but if not, this always kind of give the impression that you're interested. The thing is... you just have to find some questions to ask (and research is your best friend here)! And that, you can prepare some before the interview, otherwise, you'll have to listen well to what they say and if anything sounds ambiguous, you ask what they mean by it. That's just my own experience with those pesky things
You can do it!!!
Teaching interviews are tricky affairs; there are chances to ask questions but they expect you to be interested enough to already know the answers. The teaching observation I can do no problem, it's answering their questions which is the tricky part. Every school wants to hear something different so you just have to tell them everything and hope you picked the right answers.
They always tell me I'll get something because of my strengths (they've all been impressed by my personal work and knowledge of programming, which will be part of our curriculum in a couple years), but sometimes I wonder how many more times I'll be told that
I wish I could help you more than that... Crossing fingers for you!