Logic Question: I have just placed an item into one of three boxes: a gold box, a silver box and a lead box. Each box has an inscription. Only one of the inscriptions is true. The inscriptions are: Gold box: The item is not in the silver box. Silver box: The item is not in this box. Lead box: The item is in this box. Which box has the item?
Three boxes in a room, a key is in one of them. The gold box has "the key is in the gold box" written on it. The bronze box has "the key is NOT in the gold box" written on it. The silver box has "the key is NOT in the silver box" written on it. Exactly ONE of these statements is true. In which box is the key?
How would you explain how to add 1/4 + 3/8 to a struggling student? (in the context of getting a question wrong on the website)
asked me to explain how i would teach a particular standard in pre-calculus.
Can you guide us through your thought process in giving this answer? (on a task I completed weeks earlier)
How would you handle sensitive topics such as slavery?
During the phone screening, I was asked to explain how I would teach the concept of inverse functions.
Asked me to do a brain teaser (mostly to hear me think out loud, I believe)
Can you tell me more about your teaching experience?
What is one of the most important things an instructor can practice to be effective?
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