Interview questions (For class)

If two people can answer these (or more) i would highly appericate it. Easy questions!

What is your vision of the ideal school?


If you can create a school what programs would you make mandatory? (3 years P.E? 4 years English? Etc)

What is the ideal class size? (Teacher/student ratio)

Would you utilize a grading scale (AF) or would you base it on effort?

A normal high school nowadays have a small portion of students excelling at their studies, a medium portion doing ok, and another portion of students doing below average. If you could choose would you help the students doing poorly, or would you focus your energy towards the excelling students?

Which schools nowadays would you consider close to your vision of an ideal school?

oh yea, let me clarify just incase

Your ideal school isnt somewhere you get laid wink

[quote97976799b0="CoMpFrEaK"]oh yea, let me clarify just incase

Your ideal school isnt somewhere you get laid wink[/quote97976799b0]

Screw this then. x

[quote0eaf2df263="CoMpFrEaK"]If two people can answer these (or more) i would highly appericate it. Easy questions!

What is your vision of the ideal school?


If you can create a school what programs would you make mandatory? YES

What is the ideal class size? (Teacher/student ratio)
1 teacher to 15 students

Would you utilize a grading scale (AF) or would you base it on effort?
Grading Scale

A normal high school nowadays have a small portion of students excelling at their studies, a medium portion doing ok, and another portion of students doing below average. If you could choose would you help the students doing poorly, or would you focus your energy towards the excelling students?
EVENLY

Which schools nowadays would you consider close to your vision of an ideal school?
Not mine.[/quote0eaf2df263]

What is your vision of the ideal school?
Small classes, lots of arts and music, new technology/computers.

If you can create a school what programs would you make mandatory? (3 years P.E? 4 years English? Etc)
4 years Math, Science, English, History. 2 years Language, Art or Music, Computers

What is the ideal class size? (Teacher/student ratio)
1 teacher per 15-20 students

Would you utilize a grading scale (AF) or would you base it on effort?
A-F (effort is for hippies)

A normal high school nowadays have a small portion of students excelling at their studies, a medium portion doing ok, and another portion of students doing below average. If you could choose would you help the students doing poorly, or would you focus your energy towards the excelling students?
Help the excelling sudents excell and maybe try to push the below average students into ROP or more carrer based classes.

Which schools nowadays would you consider close to your vision of an ideal school?
My high school had a lot of these and is in the top 150 in the nation. University High School in Irvine, CA

[quotebada9e1fa3="Wolfeman"]What is your vision of the ideal school?
Small classes, lots of arts and music, new technology/computers.

If you can create a school what programs would you make mandatory? (3 years P.E? 4 years English? Etc)
4 years Math, Science, English, History. 2 years Language, Art or Music, Computers

What is the ideal class size? (Teacher/student ratio)
1 teacher per 15-20 students

Would you utilize a grading scale (AF) or would you base it on effort?
A-F (effort is for hippies)

A normal high school nowadays have a small portion of students excelling at their studies, a medium portion doing ok, and another portion of students doing below average. If you could choose would you help the students doing poorly, or would you focus your energy towards the excelling students?
Help the excelling sudents excell and maybe try to push the below average students into ROP or more carrer based classes.

Which schools nowadays would you consider close to your vision of an ideal school?
My high school had a lot of these and is in the top 150 in the nation. University High School in Irvine, CA[/quotebada9e1fa3]

Awsome reply, thanks Wolfe