There are LOTS of podcasts for teachers, but Substitute Teachers Lounge is the first podcast ever that also highlights substitute teachers. This podcast is aimed at giving ALL types of teachers the tools you need to teach in K-12 (elementary school, middle school, and high school), including administrative aspects as well as helping students receive everything they need to learn and feel special. We interview teachers, subs and students to make sure we have the information we need in order to "get it right". And, since it is a "lounge", you will have plenty of opportunities to share your stories too!
What strategy works best for you when you substitute teach? Do you walk in with a desire to be positive or do you prefer showing them who is boss?
Today's generation provides new challenges for substitute teachers. Some of the subjects taught now were never even mentioned when we were in school. Are you up for the challenge?
In this week's episode, we interview students Jonathan, Camden, and Lilly, and find out the characteristics of their favorite substitute teachers. We also discuss how substitute teache…
It's Q&A week, and one question deals with how a substitute teacher chooses a teacher's pet. Also, have you ever experienced anything embarrassing at school or done anything controvers…
Substitute teachers should always be concerned about confidentiality when teaching to make sure the students and teachers remain private. How do we do that?
As substitute teachers, be willing to stretch yourself and teach new areas, such as elementary school and FMD. It could very well be the most rewarding teaching you will ever do.
Substitute teachers should always look for ways to make our students feel important. We can always do this by letting them share their personal experiences about the topic in the class…
Sharing personal experiences such as 9/11 captivate your students and enhance their learning.
This week’s episode outlines how there are many effective ways for the substitute teacher to interact with their regular teacher. That moves you to the top of that teacher's substitute…
We interview Mr Morgerson, who has experience in being a substitute teacher, a special education teacher and a high school basketball coach. He talks about how rewarding it is to subst…
How do we handle the troublemaker student? Are there some ways that work better than others? How can we make it a productive experience for both the student and the substitute teacher…
This episode is full of students' reactions to substitute teachers, what they like, what they don't like, and what they say to their regular teachers that help you move to the top of th…
We're interviewing Ms. Sheffield today as we head back to school. She shares her experiences as a substitute teacher at elementary school, middle school, and high school levels. She a…
Teaching can be fun, and this episode will talk about making it as fun as possible in an educational atmosphere for the students.
The substitute teacher is often faced with discipline issues as they teach. What's the best method of discipline for students, and how can we turn discipline into motivation?
Let's talk about using our own experiences and vacations to better teach our students to be perceptive and concentrate. Visual examples always help us in the classroom as substitute te…
It doesn't matter how much a substitute teacher tries to get their students engaged, some days it just doesn't happen. But, once we add a competitive element, everyone participates. L…
You know things are going well for your substitute teaching when you're asked to become a long term sub for K-12. But, now, it's no longer good enough to just get through the day, I ha…
Okay, I'm approved as a substitute teacher, but how do I beat the other substitutes to the preferred jobs or locations? This week's episode will teach you not only how to use the Aesop…
What would possess someone to be a substitute teacher for K-12? What do the kids like and what makes the teachers call you back to substitute again? When should I file paperwork, and …