Also, my advice is to let yourself shine. I went into my interviews and was very relaxed, and just spoke about who I was, what I believe in, and what I want to achieve. I flat out said that my first years of teaching would be a struggle, but that I planned on persevering thanks to a strong upbringing and the support of the school community. I spoke of my desire to coach. Really, schools want to get to know you as a person, because they want to know if they can work with you. Catch phrases (rigor, multiple intelligences, etc) are all nice, but they don't help sell YOU as a person.