Being an instructional assistant requires time management, behavioral, and administrative skills. The hiring agency will ask questions about your ability to handle a diverse range of the students in the classroom, your attention to detail when completing administrative work, and how well you handle instructions from the teacher.
What are 5 characteristics that describe you? What would you do if a parent came to you asking about another student and their behavior? What do you hope to get out of this experience? What is teamwork to you and how will you contribute? I was asked a couple of scenario questions as well.
How do you respond if a student is not being respectful towards you?
Describe your teaching experience
Why do you want to work.here?
If a student kept dropping their pencil and was having a hard time holding it to write, what would you do?
What would you do if a child was refusing to do work that you have been working with? What strategies would you use to get the child back on track?
What previous experience do you have working with children?
How would you handle upset professors or lecturers when it comes to creating their content?
Tell about yourself and your work experience
Why do you want to work with this population?
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