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1 How do you feel when you hear about an upcoming field trip?
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A) Super excited! I love field trips.
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B) A bit stressed—there’s a lot to manage.
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C) I’m indifferent; it’s just part of the job.
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D) I’m ready to organize everything down to the last detail.
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2 How do you prepare your students for the trip?
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A) We talk about how much fun it’ll be and what we’ll see.
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B) I give detailed instructions about safety and behavior.
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C) I remind them last minute—just hoping everyone shows up on time.
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D) I hand out permission slips weeks in advance and follow up regularly.
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3 During the trip, how do you keep an eye on the students?
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A) I mingle with different groups and join in the fun.
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B) I constantly count heads and make sure everyone’s following the rules.
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C) I trust they’ll stay together—what could go wrong?
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D) I have a checklist and periodically call for roll checks.
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4 The bus ride is...
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A) A time to relax and chat with students.
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B) A logistical challenge, making sure everyone stays seated and quiet.
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C) A free-for-all; I just hope we get there in one piece.
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D) The perfect opportunity to review the schedule and double-check everything.
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5 When it’s time for lunch, what’s your approach?
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A) I join the students and enjoy a meal together.
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B) I make sure everyone washes their hands and cleans up after themselves.
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C) I grab something quick and hope we can get back on schedule.
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D) I’ve packed snacks, extra napkins, and a well-organized meal plan.
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6 A student gets separated from the group—how do you react?
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A) I calmly reassure the other students and quickly find them.
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B) I alert the other teachers and organize a search immediately.
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C) I panic a little but try to stay composed.
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D) I already had a contingency plan for this, and I’m ready to act.
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7 What do you do once the trip is over?
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A) I chat with the students about what they enjoyed most.
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B) I gather everyone’s things and make sure no one’s left anything behind.
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C) I breathe a sigh of relief—it’s finally over.
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D) I conduct a headcount, collect feedback, and follow up with parents.
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8 What’s your biggest concern during a field trip?
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A) Making sure the students have a fun and educational experience.
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B) Keeping everyone safe and following the rules.
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C) Getting through it without any major issues.
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D) That everything goes according to plan, down to the minute.
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What Kind of Teacher Are You on a Field Trip?
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The Fun Leader
You’re all about making the field trip an enjoyable and memorable experience for your students. You’re relaxed, approachable, and love to see your students excited about learning outside the classroom.
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The Safety Officer
Your number one priority is making sure everyone is safe and following the rules. You keep a close eye on the students and don’t let anything slip through the cracks. No one is getting lost on your watch!
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The Laid-Back Explorer
You take field trips in stride, without stressing too much. You prefer to go with the flow and trust that things will work out, even if there’s a little chaos along the way.
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The Organizer Extraordinaire
You’re the planner! Everything is meticulously arranged, from schedules to lunch breaks. You thrive on structure and ensure that every detail is taken care of before the trip even starts.
