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Sep 17, 2021
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Lee
I fa student said that he felt dizzy, I would either send him to the nurse or call the nurse. A dizzy student shouldn't be walking alone in the hall. Never take a chance if a student says he doesn't feel well.
Lee
I fa student said that he felt dizzy, I would either send him to the nurse or call the nurse. A dizzy student shouldn't be walking alone in the hall. Never take a chance if a student says he doesn't feel well.
Aug 8, 2019
Dan
Hey nibra, I'm a substutute teacher as well. I am not sure what assignments you are talking about but I do know everything should be in the District Portal website. Also, I did need to have two reference from a co-worker and the teacher.
HI all. I'm new to this chat. I was injured on the job while subbing at school in nyc. A ball hit me in the head. I got a minor concussion. The hospital and doctors told me to rest for a while in order to heal and not go into work. The union said that since I'm not a regularly appointed sub I can't get coverage for days I had to take off to rest. I...See More
Ima Teacher
Workers Comoensation covers all job injuries.
Jean
Hmm...I don't work in NYC, but worker's comp has covered every instance where I have been injured on the job. I hope you can work this out.
There are two correct spellings of the word, principle. If you are talking about the Principal of a school the correct spelling is: PRINCIPAL. An easy way to remember this is to say "The Principal is my PAL"
the other spelling, principle, means:
"an accepted or professed rule of action or conduct:
a person of good moral p...See More
the other spelling, principle, means:
"an accepted or professed rule of action or conduct:
a person of good moral p...See More
Jean
This may not apply to you, but just a word of caution here - I have found out the hard way that a lot of people don't like their English being corrected. I know, I know, it's a professional board, but still...some people feel they should be able to relax online and not worry about spelling while some others will appreciate the heads-up. I, for one,...See More
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