Graduate Teacher Survival Quiz

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Lighthearted quiz for new teachers.

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Froggy Jumps Graduate Teacher Survival QuizVersión en línea Lighthearted quiz for new teachers. por Renae 1 On your first day, you realise the photocopier has jammed. What do you do? a Summon a veteran teacher—they know the ancient rituals. b Call the office and declare an emergency. c Pretend you didn’t see it and walk away casually. 2 A student calls you “Mum” or “Dad”. Your response is: a “It’s okay, I’ve been called worse.” b "Let's both pretend that didn't happen" c “Not unless you’re doing your chores.” 3 You’ve just finished explaining an activity and a student asks, “So… what are we doing?” You: a Smile through the pain. b Point to the board dramatically. c Re-explain while questioning your life choices. 4 You discover you have yard duty in five minutes. You: a Accept your fate and bring a hat big enough to shade a small country. b Sprint like an Olympian. c Attempt to bribe another staff member. 5 The staffroom fridge contains… questionable… items. You: a Bring your own cooler bag like a seasoned pro. b Close the door and never return. c Leave it as a science experiment. 6 You’re given “just a quick task” to do by leadership. This means: a It’s definitely not quick. b It’s not quick. c All of the options. 7 A student hands you 17 sheets of loose paper and says, “I think this is my homework.” You: a Nod politely. b Ask them if it was stored in a blender. c Add it to the mysterious to-mark pile. 8 You realise you’ve been calling a student by the wrong name for three weeks. You: a Over-apologise. b Blame the roll. c Start calling everyone "buddy". 9 Parent–teacher interviews are coming. You prepare by: a Stockpiling snacks. b Gathering mounds of evidence c Practicing your “understanding nod.” 10 After your first term, you reflect on your journey. You think: a “I survived!” b "I can do this!" c “I understand why teachers love holidays now.”

Froggy Jumps

Graduate Teacher Survival QuizVersión en línea

Lighthearted quiz for new teachers.

por Renae

On your first day, you realise the photocopier has jammed. What do you do?

Summon a veteran teacher—they know the ancient rituals.

Call the office and declare an emergency.

Pretend you didn’t see it and walk away casually.

A student calls you “Mum” or “Dad”. Your response is:

“It’s okay, I’ve been called worse.”

"Let's both pretend that didn't happen"

“Not unless you’re doing your chores.”

You’ve just finished explaining an activity and a student asks, “So… what are we doing?” You:

Smile through the pain.

Point to the board dramatically.

Re-explain while questioning your life choices.

You discover you have yard duty in five minutes. You:

Accept your fate and bring a hat big enough to shade a small country.

Sprint like an Olympian.

Attempt to bribe another staff member.

The staffroom fridge contains… questionable… items. You:

Bring your own cooler bag like a seasoned pro.

Close the door and never return.

Leave it as a science experiment.

You’re given “just a quick task” to do by leadership. This means:

It’s definitely not quick.

It’s not quick.

All of the options.

A student hands you 17 sheets of loose paper and says, “I think this is my homework.” You:

Nod politely.

Ask them if it was stored in a blender.

Add it to the mysterious to-mark pile.

You realise you’ve been calling a student by the wrong name for three weeks. You:

Over-apologise.

Blame the roll.

Start calling everyone "buddy".

Parent–teacher interviews are coming. You prepare by:

Stockpiling snacks.

Gathering mounds of evidence

Practicing your “understanding nod.”

After your first term, you reflect on your journey. You think:

“I survived!”

"I can do this!"

“I understand why teachers love holidays now.”

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On your first day, you realise the photocopier has jammed. What do you do?

A student calls you “Mum” or “Dad”. Your response is:

You’ve just finished explaining an activity and a student asks, “So… what are we doing?” You:

You discover you have yard duty in five minutes. You:

The staffroom fridge contains… questionable… items. You:

You’re given “just a quick task” to do by leadership. This means:

A student hands you 17 sheets of loose paper and says, “I think this is my homework.” You:

You realise you’ve been calling a student by the wrong name for three weeks. You:

Parent–teacher interviews are coming. You prepare by:

After your first term, you reflect on your journey. You think:

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