Associate Dean Interview Questions

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One thing that stuck out to me and I so appreciated was that the interviewers told me directly that they wanted to get an honest and open sense of who I am as an individual as much as an educator: this really empowered me to give a sincere expression of myself and took off that unnecessary facade of presenting who you "think" people want to see. This lead into general questions about experience, specific examples of situations and how I responded, role play scenarios, and an evaluation of a lesson.
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Dean

Interviewed at Achievement First

3
May 1, 2019

One thing that stuck out to me and I so appreciated was that the interviewers told me directly that they wanted to get an honest and open sense of who I am as an individual as much as an educator: this really empowered me to give a sincere expression of myself and took off that unnecessary facade of presenting who you "think" people want to see. This lead into general questions about experience, specific examples of situations and how I responded, role play scenarios, and an evaluation of a lesson.

The following roleplay scenarios were used in place of traditional interview questions: Presence: Your Story - The prompt makes it seem like you are introducing yourself to staff but the interviewer expects you to present a metaphor-based, inspirational speech. Observation/Feedback- You'll watch a video and take notes to provide feedback later. The "teacher" will be largely disinterested in your feedback. You will have to roleplay things like walking out of the fictional classroom and entering the office in which you will be providing feedback. Weekly Data Meeting- You will roleplay a meeting where you will analyze teacher materials/ student documents and check alignment toward standards. The facilitator may not be familiar with the standards addressed in the lesson, so this conversation will be nearly impossible.
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Dean of Instruction

Interviewed at Uncommon Schools

2.7
Jun 14, 2023

The following roleplay scenarios were used in place of traditional interview questions: Presence: Your Story - The prompt makes it seem like you are introducing yourself to staff but the interviewer expects you to present a metaphor-based, inspirational speech. Observation/Feedback- You'll watch a video and take notes to provide feedback later. The "teacher" will be largely disinterested in your feedback. You will have to roleplay things like walking out of the fictional classroom and entering the office in which you will be providing feedback. Weekly Data Meeting- You will roleplay a meeting where you will analyze teacher materials/ student documents and check alignment toward standards. The facilitator may not be familiar with the standards addressed in the lesson, so this conversation will be nearly impossible.

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