☛ Can they relate to age group of the students

☛ Can they communicate?

☛ Do they like to learn? Are they excited about learning? Are they still actively learning?

☛ Are they disciplined? With themselves and in the classroom. Can they mange their time?

☛ Not only can they teach but do they like to teach?

☛ Do they have high expectations?

☛ Do they know the tools (Windows, MacOS , IOS, Android)

☛ Can they program?

☛ Do they know the software?

☛ Can they handle large classes

☛ Is there 1-on-1 coaching

☛ Can they make a lecture interesting?

☛ Are they flexible in classroom environment

☛ Are there self-paced classes and can they work with that?

☛ What approaches will you bring to the classroom to make this subject matter worth learning?

☛ Why is Grace Hopper worth knowing about?

☛ What do you do when you've got a kid who, despite repeated attempts, just doesn't get it?

☛ What was your favorite part in the movie "The Imitation Game"?

☛ Are you ready / willing to share your "war stories" with the class, to help humanize the subject?

☛ In your opinion, how does CS apply to everyone's every day lives?

☛ What does "rigorous computer science curriculum" mean to you?

☛ How would you implement a rigorous computer science curriculum while ensuring that students who have no prior computing experience can have a class that is both rigorous and accessible?

☛ What are the most important topics to teach the beginning computer science student and why?