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Technology & Engineering Education - PROFESSIONAL ACCEPTANCE INTERVIEW QUESTIONS

  1. How do you anticipate you would react, should upon your graduation, you find there is no teaching position open involving your favorite technology area or areas?

  2. What regimen of exercise would you consider appropriate to maintain the physical stamina usually required of the Technology & Engineering Education teacher?

  3. By what means do you feel you will keep current in your profession?

  4. React to the statement as it would apply to your Technology & Engineering Education laboratory facility: SAFETY FIRST.

  5. How do you think a student of yours might become a better citizen by being in your Technology & Engineering Education environment?

  6. Discuss the importance you would place upon the traditional take-home project,in relation to all those other ideas, concepts and attitudes that a student of yours might also take home.

  7. Toward the end of better preparing the next generation, what might best be your relationship to all those other non-Technology & Engineering Education teachers in your school who may not understand or be particularly sympathetic to Technology & Engineering Education.

  8. Why do you think you will become an asset to the profession of teaching Technology & Engineering Education?

  9. What special talents can you offer youth as you teach them contemporary technology?

  10. Why have you chosen the teaching of Technology & Engineering Education as a life's career?

  11. What is your professional growth plan for the next two years?

  12. Where do you want your professional life to be in ten (10) years?

  13. What is Technology & Engineering Education? What is its purpose? How does it differ from industrial arts?

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The School of Engineering and Technology is one of four schools within Central Connecticut State University.
Last Modified: June 17, 2003 at 1:59 PM