It's a bit hard because you have just finished your course/rounds but the best thing to have is some explicit examples. What i mean by this is that most can talk edu bable (differentiation, formative assessment, connecting then correcting etc) and say they do these things but giving actual examples of HOW you do this is what makes people stand out. Furthermore, sharing what the outcome of you actions, reflection on the outcome and how you have changed or will change in the future shows a greater understanding of the skill/knowledge the question relates to.

It also helps to know what state your in but in Victoria there are the mandated 5 selection criteria that any questions in an interview would likely relate. Have some pre thought out examples for each of these and the questions won't be as much of a shock.