Survey About Substitute Teachers' Experiences
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Sep 24, 2014
I have read your numerous posts about how nobody in the schools should be seen as our friends - not the regular teachers, the secretaries, the principals, etc. We should avoid them, especially associating or communicating with them.
But I was wondering how you feel about other substitutes. Can THEY be trusted? Oftentimes, at lunchtime or at the end of the day, we compare notes with each other regarding our day, and sometimes we even share complaints with each other.
How do all of the things that you keep telling us apply to other substitutes who we see or work with?
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