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Aug 24, 2008
However, as a substitute for nearly 4 years, I do have some notes.
I guess I was in the wrong school district but....
If full-time teachers want more substitutes to return to their school, they need to stop acting so hot-headed towards other substitute teachers. Because of what went on- I won't teach full time or ever send my kids to the school.
Secondly, before I explain what went on, I want to elaborate on something. Substitute teachers do not know all students as well. Substitute teachers do not know who pulls tricks and who doesn't. Subsitute teachers do not know as much about the general realm of the classroom or school as regular teachers. I fully understand that. Okay,that's why we are called substitutes.
However, it seemed that too many times in the district I subbed for certain teachers loved to point out the minor wrongs I was...See More
Lisa
We are called substitutes because we take over classes for teachers who need to be gone. It is their responsibility to leave complete instructions that include lesson plans, the names of both helpful and problems students, a seating chart and any special information or rules we might need to know. If another teacher comes into a room where you are ...See More
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