One of the best classroom management techniques that substitute teachers can use is to be continually walking around the classroom monitoring student behavior. The New York Times offers another reason substitute teachers should be walking around instead of sitting at the permanent teacher's desk.
Diane said: I like to share a personal story or the tip of the day. It helps me connect with students. Also, fo...
Kristina said: As a substitute teacher, I've learned to realize that some times I'm on my own whether it's in the b...
Dean Strassburger said: that you aren't a miracle worker and to try your best to fit in the environment given you.
marcia stillman said: It is important to arrive early to read lesson plans, become acquainted with the building and classr...
Harry Uhl said: I've learned that preparation will lead to a successful day. Get into the classroom as early as poss...
Tiffini Bloniarz said: As a substitute, I've learned that a smile and genuine, positive feedback goes a long way with the s...
Sharon Geisler said: As a substitute teacher, I have learned the importance of arriving to my assignment early to prepare...
Rachael said: ...that I will have a better day when I reward positive behavior. By doing this it encourages the o...
Cameron Adnerson said: With only six days under my belt, I have learned that the best way to handle the day is to remain ca...
Kathy said: sometimes it's better to give the kids a physical/emotional break with an indoor game rather than wo...
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