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 steps can you take after you pick up a substitute teacher job to make sure you know what to expect?
If you had a substitute teacher suggestion box, what would be inside?
Students will disagree about how the Covid pandemic should be handled. What is the substitute teacher's responsibility?
How much should teachers change based on their students?
Is doing teacher work at home a smart thing to do?
Are you really busier than everybody else, or do you just want them to think you are?
It's the holidays! Is it better to receive or give?
There are ways to make you job application rise to the top of the stack.
If you feel intimidated by regular teachers, what should you do?
There comes a time when a substitute teacher must issue an ultimatum to a student. What should it be and how should it be handled?
Is it advisable in certain situations for substitute teachers to ignore the teacher's lesson plans?
As a substitute teacher, is it okay to be both personable and personal?
As you build your reputation as a substitute teacher, you'll going to gain some leverage. This could prove to put you in a situation where you'll have to make some tough decisions.
What are tips you can use to substitute teach, whether your style is babysitter, interactor, or mesmerizer?
What happens when you have to substitute teach a more challenging class?
Are there things we say to students that we shouldn't?
These resources will help to teach students without distraction and track their progress.
The best student strategies for the ACT test no longer involve content -- they involve question format and statistical patterns.
You're not always going to be comfortable with topics, students, and situations with which you may encounter. What to do?
Become knowledgeable about the quiz feature of Google forms, and teachers will keep asking you to come back.