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Adam S. Waxler Adam is the president of TeacherInterviewTips.com and author of Your Basic Guide to Acing ANY Teacher Interview Adam has helped thousands of teachers land their dream teaching job using the methods taught in his best selling ebook.     Teaching jobs are extremely difficult to secure. Finally there's an interview guide that addresses the specific needs of teachers. Land the Teaching Job of your Dreams! Discover the Inside Secrets to Acing your Next Teacher Interview! Whether you are looking for teacher interview questions, teacher interview ANSWERS, teacher resumes, or teacher cover letters... ...learn the inside secrets from an expert in teacher interviews.   Greetings, Are you hoping to land the perfect teaching job? How about just any teaching job? Well, guess what?  So are thousands of teachers across the country. There is absolutely no question that teaching jobs are extremely difficult to secure these days... However, for some reason there is a huge public misconception that teaching jobs are easy to find...nothing can be farther from the truth! The fact is the baby boomers are not retiring in the numbers most experts thought (who can blame them…life is just too expensive) and many people are switching careers and going into teaching (who can blame them…it’s a great job with great benefits). Unfortunately, this means there are more and more teachers looking for fewer and fewer available teaching jobs. For these reasons it is not uncommon for schools to receive 500-1000 applications for just one teaching position! Sadly, this makes it extremely difficult to even get an interview for a teaching position. That's right...most teachers today don't even know how to get an interview and when they do get the interview...they blow it! I have seen far too many qualified teachers NOT get the teaching job because they simply failed the interview. Don't let this happen to you! If I told you everything that was expected of you - how to get the interview, what to bring, what questions are going to be asked, how to answer each and every question, and what questions you should know to ask.... ...would you be willing to listen? If so, then I have something for you. It's called.... Your Basic Guide To Acing ANY Teacher Interview! (3rd Edition) Dear Adam- I sent you an email a few weeks ago after I purchased your E-book on Interviewing. I appreciate your quick response to my questions/concerns and the advice you gave me.   I wanted to follow up with you to let you know that my interview went well - I felt very prepared for it and all the questions that you mentioned in your book were questions that I was asked.   So, to make a long story short, I was offered BOTH teaching positions within hours of each other! I gladly accepted the High School Business Teaching position and am looking forward to beginning my new career!   I want to thank you for your book and for your advice. I would highly recommend your book for teachers seeking interviews!   Thanks again! Elizabeth Baca   Adam,   Thank you for the great book!  I poured over it and took your advice on almost every question.  I practiced with my sister-in-law who is a teacher as well and I must say it made all the difference.   I had my first formal teaching interview for a high school English position and it could not have gone better.  I knew what they were going to ask because I had read your guide on acing any teacher interview and I was prepared.  I think I knocked every question out of the park and they offered me the job on the spot!   I was very nervous since I have heard how hard it is to become a teacher; and since I have no classroom experience I was really anxious.  Even with all that, your book helped me nail the job I wanted on the first interview.   Thanks again.  My brother-in-law is also interviewing as a teacher and I will definitely tell him about your book.   It's just outstanding.   Regards,   Steve Mitchell Colorado My name is Adam Waxler and I am currently a middle school social studies teacher at Carlos E. Haile Middle School in Bradenton, Florida. I am also an adjunct education professor, author of several teaching ebooks, a popular teaching newsletter, and have worked as teacher mentor responsible for training new staff members as well as presenting workshops on effective teaching strategies. However, along with my involvement in teacher training, I have also taken on an active role in teacher recruitment. I have sat on countless interview committees and have been responsible for hiring (or not hiring) new staff members in various content areas at a number of different grade levels. Furthermore, I recently relocated myself. You see, my family decided to move from the harsh New York winters to the sunny beaches of Florida. Therefore, I have recently, once again, been on the other side of the interviewing process and know exactly what teachers applying for jobs are going through. Fortunately, this is great news for you because I