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As a dedicated classroom teacher, you are committed to the well-being and academic success of your students. Inevitably, there are times when you need to be absent and a supply teacher steps in. It is common to feel anxious about what happens when you’re not present. How can you support this process and maintain continuity? Ideally, you aim to provide a smooth transition and a positive experience for both the substitute and your students. To...
Whenever you enter a new school, there are a few considerations to keep in mind. You want to make the best impression possible. Your teaching will speak for itself, but how you interact in the school will impact the decision to have you back or not. Keep these few tips in mind, to help your day run smoothly.  5. Arrive early Give yourself time to get familiar with the building and the important places (classroom, restrooms, staffroom)....
Being a supply teacher involves the ability to be adaptable and organized, ready to meet the demands of your classroom at a moment’s notice. Whether you're in a kindergarten or high school setting, the key is cultivating a versatile toolbox. This toolbox includes effective classroom management strategies, emergency activities, age-appropriate warm-ups, and a keen awareness of the local community and student interests.   Classroom...
Leveraging Supply Teaching for Professional Growth Supply teaching following the completion of your B.Ed. opens up a spectrum of opportunities that span from applying theoretical knowledge to gaining exposure in various school environments. As a recent graduate, exploring the array of possibilities by instructing across different grades, subjects, and cultural contexts can be a transformative experience. This exposure not only acquaints...