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Saying “Yes” Whenever Possible

Gone are the days when teachers are afraid of granting student’s requests because they fear losing control of their class.

30 Ways to Become Requested as a Substitute Teacher

Go the extra mile. Ask if you are needed to perform extra activities, i.e. bus duty or lunch duty. Email

Effective Strategies for Teaching Students with Autism

There are many challenging aspects of being in the classroom. One of those challenges is knowing and understanding various disabilities

Showing Students You Trust Them

We hear time and time again that we should avoid power struggles with students. This is excellent advice and something

How to Keep Students On Task 100% of the Time

A behavior specialist asked to observe a teacher whose students were on task 100% of the time. The observer asked, “You

How to Talk to a Student One on One

There will be times when it is required that you speak to a student one on one about their inappropriate

Advice From Substitute Teachers

Here is some great advice from substitute teachers regarding classroom management. Silas said: Classroom discipline starts with self-discipline. Judy said: As I substitute

What Are Substitute Teachers Using as Motivators?

Following are some examples of what substitute teachers use as motivators: Denise: As many of the teachers have the desks

Leaving a Substitute Teacher Report

We all want the permanent teacher to like us, so how can we make that happen when we have limited

If You Can’t Say Something Nice…

Have you heard the common adage, “If you can’t say something nice, don’t say anything at all.” Do you think

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Saying “Yes” Whenever Possible