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Gita Jones said: The worst classroom-behavior: Many students are talking and nobody is listening, and the students ...
January Subinar - Strategies for Responding to Inappropriate Behavior
Samantha said: Spot on! Thank you!! Wish I had this lesson as I was first starting out, so glad I was able to get i...
Bethany Duquette said: No i do not feel they fit the substitute attire, unless they are the dressy trouser jeans, these i f...
January Subinar - Strategies for Responding to Inappropriate Behavior
Dean Strassburger said: Good ideas here, which I could have used today at work in one class. About once a month I have a si...
Griselle C Radkey said: I personally been there. I been working as a Spanish teacher, as a Sub and also as a student aid and...
When Planning for a Sub, Embrace the Refreshing and Avoid the Stumbling Blocks
Susan said: I like detailed lesson plans too. I think sometimes the teacher doesn't realize that we are walking ...
Belinda said: I substitute mainly for one middle school. The teachers all know I will sub for any class subject(e...
January Subinar - Strategies for Responding to Inappropriate Behavior
Mary Perrin said: Excellent video, all the examples were realistic and helpful. Ignoring the inappropriate behavior w...
What Do You Do When You’ve Done Everything Right and the Students are STILL out of Control?
Mary Perrin said: The Group Investigation technique sounds doable to me. One concern I have is fitting it into the ti...
What Do You Do When You’ve Done Everything Right and the Students are STILL out of Control?
cathy geier said: This is the best article you have ever printed. The first 2 ideas allow students to interact.. thus ...
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