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The teacher has 11 years of experience teaching in the UAE and particularly enjoys teaching math to Year 3 students at RAK Academy, where they have taught for two years. Assessments are conducted every 6 weeks through tests, writing samples, and teacher observations to monitor student progress, with results tracked by the classroom teacher and collected by an assessment coordinator to analyze performance at the class and school level, allowing lessons to be adapted to student needs.

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The teacher has 11 years of experience teaching in the UAE and particularly enjoys teaching math to Year 3 students at RAK Academy, where they have taught for two years. Assessments are conducted every 6 weeks through tests, writing samples, and teacher observations to monitor student progress, with results tracked by the classroom teacher and collected by an assessment coordinator to analyze performance at the class and school level, allowing lessons to be adapted to student needs.

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Interview questions and answers.

I started to teach in 2006 so I have been teaching for 11 years.

I enjoy teaching in the UAE.

I really like to teach math.

I like to teach Year 3 the most.

I have taught Year 3 at RAK Academy for two years now.

Interview:

Assessment is ongoing and completed by the class teacher based on


the childrens work and observations in the classroom.

Every 6 weeks we complete an assessment week where the children do


tests in math. The childrens writing is assessed at the end of each unit
where they are asked to independently complete a piece of writing
based on the unit of work that we have just completed.

The teacher completes a tracking sheet to monitor pupil progress, this


is also completed every 6 weeks.

The classroom teacher carries out the assessments.

We have an assessment coordinator who collects in the data to monitor


the levels of the children in year groups and as school.

Based on ongoing assessment I will adapt my planning and lessons to


meet the needs of the class.

The children are grouped differently for math and English.

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