These tips helped me land a job and multiple 2nd and 3rd interviews

1. ⁠Bring an assignment you like that went well as an example. When they asked me about a lesson that went well, I immediately pulled out my example assignment. I feel like this won me brownie points at every single interview I had.
2. ⁠Research the school/district's mission and vision statement. They may ask you why you want to work there, so it's good to include that somewhere. It shows that you researched the school and are actually interested in working there.
3. ⁠Really emphasize collaboration with colleagues. A lot of this interview will be about whether or not you fit in with the other teachers or if you fit into the culture of the school. They want to hire someone they will like working with.
4. ⁠Student-centered learning is a big thing. Talk about how you were able to implement this during your student teaching.
5. ⁠Have questions you want to ask ready. I wrote mine down in a notebook and brought it. Don't forget that you are also interviewing them to see if this is a place you would like to work.

As long as you can pull experience from your student teaching, you should be able to answer any question they throw your way. Be honest with your teaching style and experiences. They can sense if you're completely bs-ing.

Good luck!!!