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Jun 7, 2020
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lalaland
I am concerned which position gives me more opportunities to work/ interact with others. Some subs shared with me that they didn't have to work with anyone - they just go to the classroom, talk about the lesson plans, stay in the classroom all day, and don't really have time to mingle with any admin because everyone is busy in the office. But every...See More
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When you apply for a position in USA jobs- para or sub, you indicate whether you are using your spousal or family preference.
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Well, neither position lends itself to hobnobbing with admin. It's true that substitutes are generally in the classroom, you know, substituting for the teacher. It's also true that most DoDEA paras work in the SPED dept. and they spend most of the day working with students in the resource room or pushing into classes to support students (as would P...See More
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When applying for jobs through EAS, of course.
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Sigh. Somewhere between the two threads about local hires and subs vs paras, my answers might make some sense.
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