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Total agree -> expects subs to work miracles with little to no
support. The office always said if I have any misbehavior I could just
call the office. Don't know if I call them every 10 minutes, what will
they do?

On 12/15/15, Frank wrote:
> On 6/10/15, Kitty wrote:
>> Hello Educator Friends,
>>
>> I was wondering if anyone could shed light on why you accept
>> a job for one grade level (early childhood, for example) and
>> then assigned to a different grade level?
>>
>> Also, have any subs in NYC had their assignment cancelled?
>> How many times and how much notice were you given?
>>
>> Also, I was wondering why more teachers don't have seating
>> charts for sub teachers (in addition to names on the desks).
>> This would be incredibly helpful in managing a class.
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>> Kitty
>
>
> Very little concern is given to what goes on in a classroom
> when a substitute fills in for a regular teacher. That's why
> it is considered one of the worst jobs of any field. The kids
> go nuts and the administration expects subs to work miracles
> with little to no support. Good luck!

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