Tell me what you like about teaching math.
The question seems to be old and sounds very aimless, but it is not subjective enough to be deceiving. If you do not have a clear and coherent answer, does that mean that you do not love this job? Schools are interested in whether you are dedicated enough to enrich the lives of students and want to understand how you have experienced this profession. Please answer honestly and in the form of a story. Paint a clear picture of the journey that took you into the teaching profession.
This question allows you to demonstrate to the interviewer that you enjoy teaching math. Allow the interviewer to see your enthusiasm for assisting people in learning math. You will be spending a significant amount of time on the job, and the interviewer wants to know if it will fulfill you. If you don't enjoy your job, you're less likely to give it your full attention and are more likely to leave. Consider the most rewarding moments in your career before the interview. Consider the days when you went home feeling extremely satisfied with your day. Use these stories to highlight your favorite aspects of math instruction.
Answer: "Many students have a negative attitude toward math. It is difficult, boring, or irrelevant to them. I enjoy teaching math because it allows me to influence students' perceptions of the subject. I like how math gives students a goal to strive for. They are attempting to obtain the correct answer, sometimes with numerous alternatives. Seeing a student's face light up when they realize they can do math makes my job worthwhile."
