Putting up with challenging student behavior can be a difficult part of being a substitute teacher. Whether you’re a new sub or a veteran sub, we have the best tips to ensure peaceful behavior in the classroom.
Have you thought about starting a teaching career? Do you feel stuck in your current job? Are you struggling to get excited for another day at work? Do you find yourself browsing job postings?
If you answered “Yes” to these questions, you might be needing a career change!
Do you remember when a teacher or school staff member was especially kind to you? If so, then you know how vital it is for students to have support from the adults around them. Each student matters when it comes to education. As a paraprofessional, you’ll have the opportunity to ensure that each student, regardless of the support they need, has the resources they need to succeed.
You were late to school, your students weren’t engaged, your computer froze, you forgot to print the worksheets, and to top it off, your coffee is cold. Here’s how to survive a bad day as a substitute teacher!
Since February is Black History Month (BHM), this is the perfect opportunity to start celebrating Black history! Here are several influential Black figures and institutions promoting Black health and wellness that you can teach to your class!
Houston schools are struggling to fill their teacher vacancies and students are seeing bigger classroom sizes and less classroom support. Help your local schools by becoming a Houston substitute teacher now!
Did you know that schools across Arizona are struggling to fill their teacher vacancies? Luckily, you can help your local schools by becoming a substitute teacher in Arizona!
It’s easy to forget that when you’re sharing your screen with your online class, your students will see EVERYTHING that you’re sharing. And we mean everything!
See our video tutorial and step-by-step guide on the best screen-sharing practices in the virtual classroom.
The deadline for all Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) employees to get fully vaccinated has been moved to November 15. Learn about what this means for you as a substitute teacher now!
Trick or treat! The spooky season is upon us and while we’re all for a good sugar rush, we also know that as an educator, teaching a classroom full of students who’ve eaten too much candy isn’t easy.
While Halloween candy is a huge part of traditional trick-or-treating excitement, some students may have allergies or dietary sensitivities that might leave them out of the celebrations.
Luckily, we’ve compiled the best spooky activities and alternative goodies to candy to have your kids howling with excitement!