A Quick Guide to Substitute Teaching: Step by Step Instructions From An Experienced Substitute Teacher

LaToya wrote this book in April 2011 because she empathized with Guest Teachers who sometimes arrive to the classroom totally unprepared for their day, and no lesson plans are left. It bothered her that the one-time orientation done at the beginning of employment failed to provide ongoing support to the Substitute Teacher. In her book, you will find practical suggestions that will aid you in achieving your daily work goals as the teacher for the day. You will learn how to arrive early each day with your "bag of tricks" in hand to have ready activities and worksheets to distribute upon the students' arrival. Any unexpected events such as a fire drill or lockdown will not scare you into a frenzy, and you will know where to look for directions to these events and organize the students so that chaos is not created-causing you to look unprepared and incompetent at your assignment. Both principals and teachers will rave over your job performance and practically beg and plead with you to return to their school and work for them. Reading this book will put you well on your way to becoming a well sought-after professional who never finds himself out of work. Buy your copy today!