This is Jennifer Gonzalez welcoming you to episode 16 of the Cult of Pedagogy Podcast.

In this episode, five school administrators give you tips on how to knock it out of the

park at your next teaching job interview.

A few months ago, I got an email from a reader who was anticipating interviews season this

spring.

I wanted to know if I had any advice that could help her do her best when interviewing

for a teaching position.

Now I have been hired as a teacher several times, but I have never really been the one

doing the hiring.

So I thought I would seek out some administrators who could share their perspectives.

In this episode, I talked to five experienced administrators who have hired a lot of teachers

in their years.

Chris Nordman, Penny Stardiment, Herbert O'Neill, George Corose and Joe Collins each spoke

to me through Skype about the things teachers say and do in interviews that really make

a difference when it comes time to hire.

Their advice is interesting, it's thoughtful, and it should really help prospective teachers

put their best foot forward in upcoming interviews.

Before I play the interviews, I want to take just a minute to share some exciting news

of my own.

A few weeks ago, I released my first full-length book, The Teacher's Guide to Tech, and

so far it's selling well and it's getting really excellent reviews.

The book takes over 100 different tech tools and groups them into categories, helping you

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