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Jun 1
The school year is about to end here, and it has been very good-no complaints so far. In fact, I have prestige points at a particular site.
It seems that almost nobody posts here anymore compared to 10 years ago, or even 5 years ago.
ze
jess2010
Ze! Are you still on the substitute chatboard? I have not been active for about five years. I think my user name was janine or jess and I remember you well from back then. I was a substitute also for ten years but have now had a different job in my school system. How are you doing and are you planning on subbing again this coming school year?
Oct 26, 2016
I was given lesson plans by the daily teacher. Yet (as always) this TA walks in, and decides to take the class over, telling the students: "There is a change in plan". During another period, the students were takin...See More
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Math Teach
@Social Studies Teacher: 1) How do I know about the para's qualifications? Well let's see: I've worked at that same school for several years, know two other certified math teachers who have encountered the same para and complained as I do (one got into a verbal altercation with the para). 2)As a "Social Studies Teacher" you should know that you can...See More
Kathleen
Without any knowledge of the personalities involved on this thread, their past posts or background, I would like to add to the discussion that I agree that the TA should step back and allow the substitute teacher to be the authority figure in the classroom. (Does anyone really disagree with that concept?) That said, the substitute teacher should ta...See More
May 24
d_omer
You are not alone! I took a long-term sub assignment and was so excited for my first day. It was for a middle school art class, mostly 7th and 8th graders. It was awful and I did not last one full day. I left mid-day as well. I was cursed at, told that they were going to do everything possible to get me fired, called a racist, called every vulgar n...See More
I have been working as a substitute teacher for the last 6 years and am highly requested. I actually have teachers fighting over me in district to see who can claim me first for certain days when multiple teachers have to be gone. It was brought to my attention that there were several openings at one of my main schools, whom I get along with incred...See More
elsiev
Unfortunately, in many districts the really great subs don't get permanent positions simply because "a good sub is hard to find" -- whereas in today's market (especially for elementary positions) there are many, many "good" applicants. So, they'll take one of the outside applicants so that they can retain you as a "great sub". Sad, but true.
Hello fellow subs! I was just in a classroom that had a microphone system and I loved it. Has anyone found a portable system that works well for them? Thanks!
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