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The Art of Enforceable Statements

As a substitute teacher, you are expected to verbalize your expectations of the students in your charge that day. When

Great Teachers

In Todd Whitaker’s book “What Great Teachers Do Differently” he shares a refreshing perspective on teaching. This is one of the

Pick Your Battles

When asking other teachers for classroom management advice, they would always tell me,”Whatever you do, just make sure you pick

Bullying Links and Resources

Guest post by John Wasinski, M.Ed. John has been in education and youth development for ten years: three in his own

Six Words That Can Transform a Classroom

by Rosemary Brittain Rosemary Brittain spent more than twenty-eight years as an administrator in higher education. Since leaving the academic environment,

103 Tips From Substitute Teachers to Substitute Teachers

STEDI.org asked substitute teachers who are currently teaching for their advice. Here is a compilation of their responses. Thank you

Advice from Students

Here is a great list of advice that students have for substitute teachers: Be fair to everyone. Give us our

Actions > Words

“What you do speaks so loudly that I cannot hear what you say.” This quote is attributed to Ralph Waldo

The Genius of Mr. Miyagi

By: Jensa Anderson One of my favorite movies of all time has to be the iconic 80s flick, “The Karate Kid”.

Six Tips for Substitute Teaching in High School

By: Robyn Copa Robyn Copa was a high school Chemistry teacher and volleyball coach for five years. She has an incredible

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The Art of Enforceable Statements