Application for Teaching Position

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Thank you for your interest in working at Parma Preschool. We are an equal opportunity employer looking for passionate educators who are interested in working with preschool aged children in a Reggio-Inspired environment. Please answer the following questions so we can learn a little bit more about you. We will follow up with you within 72 hours to let you know your next steps.

It's important to know that there are NO CORRECT ANSWERS. Your responses will simply give us some insight into what type of teacher you are (or will be).

Name *

First and last name

Email *

Phone number *

Please select any expereince you have working with children in a classroom environment. *

I have volunteered in classrooms or done service learning hours for school.

I have worked as a floater in a center/school.

I have worked as a teacher assistant in a center/ school.

I have worked as a lead teacher in a center/ school.

I have worked in an administrative role in a center/ school.

I have worked as a "specialty" teacher (music, art teacher, visiting naturalist) in centers/schools.

Other:

Required

Please select your education background. *

High School Graduate/ GED

Some college (but less than 2 years)

At least 2 years of college coursework.

More than 2 years of college coursework.

4 years of college coursework or an undergraduate degree

An associates degree in education

An undergraduate degree in education

Post-graduate coursework

Post-graduate coursework in education

Child Development Associate (CDA)

Other:

Required

Rate your expereince with the Reggio Emilia Approach. *

I have never heard of this!

I am very familiar with the approach and feel confident that I can teach in this environment.

How do you feel children learn best? *

By doing

Through play

By being shown how to do something

Through worksheets

By watching videos

Other:

Required

Rate the following in order of importance to you. *

Following your lesson plan

Making sure the children in your class are happy

Following the schedule (being on time for each activity)

Maintaining a postive relationship with coworkers

Creating meaninful relationships with the families of children in your class

Completing child assessments

Keeping your classroom clean and organized

Least Important

Somewhat Important

Important

Most Important

It's a rainy day and you planned to spend most of the school day outside with your class. What do you do? *

Change your origninal plan and stay indoors.

Stick to your plan, but have the chidlen grab their rainboots and umbrellas.

Explain to the class you cannot go outside because it's raining. Then invite the class to discuss why they cannot go out in the rain and set up some weather exploration activities in the classroom.

Other:

Required

What qualities do you think are most important for a teacher to have?

Your lesson plans say you are going to begin studying bugs. During free play you notice the majority of the children in the block area trying to build a house. Based on this observation would you change your lesson plan to follow their interests or continue with the bug topic and why.

A child is yelling and throwing toys in the classroom. What is your response? How would you handle this behavior?

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