Reading Teacher Interview Questions
What experience do you have in teaching reading?
How do you assess a student's reading ability?
What strategies do you use to help students improve their reading comprehension?
How do you use technology to enhance reading instruction?
What techniques do you use to engage students in the reading process?
How do you motivate students to read?
How do you encourage a love of reading in your classroom?
How do you differentiate instruction for students with different reading levels?
What methods do you use to introduce new reading material to students?
How do you help struggling readers catch up to their peers?
How do you support students with learning disabilities in the reading classroom?
How do you create a positive learning environment for reading?
How do you ensure that all students are being challenged appropriately in your reading classroom?
What activities do you use to reinforce reading skills?
How do you incorporate writing into your reading instruction?
How do you help students develop critical thinking skills when reading?
How do you integrate literature into your reading instruction?
How do you assess student understanding of what they have read?
How do you assess student fluency in reading?
How do you help students develop a greater vocabulary while reading?
How do you encourage students to ask questions while reading?
How do you use assessment data to inform your instruction?
What strategies do you use to help students become better readers?
What strategies do you use to help students become better writers?
How do you create a safe and supportive environment for reading instruction?
How do you help students transfer the skills they learn in the reading classroom to other subject areas?
How do you encourage students to become independent readers?
How do you help students make connections between what they read and their own lives?
How do you teach students how to use context clues to figure out the meaning of unknown words?
How do you teach students how to make inferences while reading?
How do you teach students how to analyze text?
How do you help students develop strategies for summarizing what they have read?
How do you help students develop strategies for taking notes while reading?
What techniques do you use to help students become more fluent readers?
How do you help students understand the structure of a text?
How do you help students develop an appreciation for literature?
How do you help students develop an understanding of different genres of literature?
How do you teach students about the elements of fiction?
How do you teach students about the elements of nonfiction?
How do you help students develop strategies for understanding literary devices?
How do you help students develop strategies for analyzing characters?
How do you help students develop strategies for analyzing themes?
How do you help students develop strategies for analyzing plot?
How do you help students develop strategies for understanding figurative language?
How do you help students develop strategies for understanding point of view?
How do you help students develop strategies for understanding symbolism?
How do you help students develop strategies for understanding irony?
How do you help students develop strategies for understanding satire?
How do you help students develop strategies for understanding genre conventions?
How do you help students develop strategies for understanding author's purpose?
How do you help students develop strategies for understanding cause and effect relationships?
How do you help students develop strategies for understanding compare and contrast relationships?
What resources do you use to supplement your reading instruction?
How do you help parents become involved in their child's reading instruction?
How do you assess the progress of your students in reading?
How do you use assessment data to inform your instruction?
How do you use formative assessments to assess student learning?
How do you use summative assessments to assess student learning?
How do you help students prepare for standardized tests?
What strategies do you use to help students become life-long readers?