BEST SUBSTITUE TEACHER TIPS!

BEST SUBSTITUE TEACHER TIPS!
I have had a ton of subbing experience and I know t can be super overwhelming! Here are some tips and tricks to make you subbing experience as successful as possible!
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[@Unique19Girlie]

I start subbing tomorrow and have no experience at all. I’m still freaking out. Thanks for the video

[@ladybug1354]

As a new sub, I found that subbing in an elementary school is so much work. I worked my butt off trying to follow the lesson plans while managing misbehavior in the classroom. I was also asked to do yard duty, help supervise in the cafeteria, and supervise the front of the school after school was over. I barely had time to pee and even lost my appetize because I was so busy. The pay wasn't even worth it for me.

[@WonBrainCell]

I make more at my "regular" job but it's fun to just run around with kids for a day a few times a month 😅

[@vanessabayardo9788]

I pay attention to how students treat me, but I'm also aware of how adults treat me. If they don't treat me right, then I'm not coming back to that school.

[@wakawaka1976]

Yeah the adults can be just as nasty

[@jenniferlattanzi9947]

After a decade of zero support from administration staff and the actual threats from students who turned out to be gang members I said no more.

[@Mark_Knight]

When Subbing 1. 2:45 Use a timer mechanism for transitions....show the students, and tell them you better be done. Use a whistle also...if the school permits. - If kids are wasting your time, use the phone to show them that you are wasting their time. - Claim you will talk to the teacher or parents or principal at the end of the day about misbehaving students. 2. 4:15 Leave notes to teacher about good students, bad students, who did what. Let the students know you are making notes also. Leave your phone number and a note to the classroom teacher 3. 5:30 Have a folder in case no Lesson Plan Left for you. - Folder contains Silent reading. Let students read a book in their Library. If get through lesson fast also....silent reading is useful - Read aloud, especially youngsters. Either bring them to carpet or read in front of the class. - Writing prompts 2nd grade and above. - If you can have any super powers....and ask them to share in front the class. - 1st grade, youtube Just Dance or gonoodle and have kids do exercises. Simon says. - Any grade, blank bingo sheet; 20 to 30 copies; - 9 out of 10 times every class has individual whiteboards. Have students use them to spell words and do math. 4. If eventually going to be a teacher, get to know administration and staff. Make those connections. Best way to get a job. Talk to principal about behavior problems. Show you care. 5. 12:20 Leave the room clean so the teacher will appreciate it the next day. 6. Breathe..it's scary and overwhelming. Not easy. Okay to fail...and okay if you don't get through all the material. If lessons blows up, that is fine...just breathe.

[@malake4980]

Mark M I just paused the video and read this thanks

[@Mark_Knight]

@@malake4980 I do it for a number of reasons. I do it for myself, so I may remember in the future and also, make notes. It's a good way to reference things in the future also. I also copy what I wrote, copy the url and make an image of the video and paste it all into a word document. It;s how and why I leave the notes above. It's my technique and I am glad you find it useful. Sometimes I may interpret what is being said differently than you. Good luck.

[@missustoad1]

My elementary school goes on till 3:30 pm. So the idea of relaxing at noon doesn't happen! Often the afternoon is the hard part.

[@mbs811]

MVP! thanks for typing this up!

[@agsheena]

Thanks for listing Mark

[@cherkovision]

I absolutely vouch for using a timer when waiting for their attention. In the morning I tell them, "whatever number this timer gets to, that's how long we're staying after school today." Then after lunch I say, "I'll be nice...if, at the end of the day, the timer is still less than one minute, I'll round it down to zero." In the one month that I've been subbing, I've never had it pass one minute.

[@LGKids]

I will start using the timer thing! I feel it will be very helpful for them and for me! Peace!

[@laurahdez0309]

That’s awesome, if I get the chance to do any subbing I will try this

[@who8dapple]

One of the 1st thing I learned during my first week of Subbing...introduce yourself to the other Teachers in the grade that your are covering!!! For Subs that are not provided a Sub Plan, those other teachers are your parachute for the day! Do not be afraid to reach out to them, they are extremely helpful! Ask them what they have planned for the day, and would it be possible for you to have a copy of their lesson...chances are, they are covering the same content or topic! Don't panic, the students can smell fear! 🤣

[@ash.613]

I agree! I just recently subbed a kinder class that had no sub plans. Luckily, I went and talked to the other kinder teachers and they came in with binders of worksheets, books, and even a copy of their lesson plans. They were super helpful

[@empathy800]

For middle school and high school, all work is done on chrome computer. There really is no teaching.

[@sabbypingkian6614]

Wooow! Very helpful advice Thanks

[@oliviaboler7870]

For cleaning up the class at the end of the day, maybe take a photo of what it looks like in the morning before the kids file in. Thanks! This is great.

[@daynawallace80]

Please please pleeeaaaasse make a video to help out those who are student teaching and will be in their own classroom in the next year or two! Maybe a “what I wish I knew” video or “tips for first year teachers at the beginning of the year” or something like that!

[@CT-bx1eg]

I finished my 1st year in teaching last year. This year, I've decided that being a substitute teacher is my job. I'm subbing special education classes. I mostly support teacher aides and open and close the activities.

[@mhow8059]

I listen to music. Talk to the kids. Go with the flow. Take them out. Like do whatever. Let them draw. Subbing is the best job. I don’t do middle school though. I even love special needs. Some need attention. I give it to them.

[@LeahBarnhill]

I am so nervous, but I keep telling myself "I can do hard things" and "I am capable of doing anything God puts in my path". I was a preschool teacher but am becoming a sub to get experience in an elementary school before student teaching in the future. This video really helped me out a lot. Thank you for your channel

[@miketeacher9016]

But God did not put it in your path. We live in a very fallen world "where time and chance happen to us all". These things are caused by evil in the world. Do you actually believe that God causes these evil things to happen? I was assaulted five times in the classroom. Did God do that? Certainly not.

[@lucindamojarras1614]

Leah you can do hard things and whatever the Lord has placed in your path is meant to make you a better and stronger child of His. God Bless You and Keep On Going! You got this! ✝️❤

[@naty1012]

How are things going now?

[@hearme4581]

Follow up?

[@morgan2173]

My aunt is a substitute trying to become a teacher. I shared this video to her and she really liked it

[@Kvostermans]

I'm subbing for the first time this week at the local school. I'm excited and nervous. I know that the classroom management will be the most challenging part of the day. Thanks for the tips!!

[@ariellesmallwood4129]

Hello! I hope you had a successful first day. I'm up for an interview to become a sub, I have no experience but I love kids and really value education. I was wondering if you could maybe detail the type of questions you were asked and how you responded to them? I really have no clue what to expect! Thanks a bunch!

[@mahed5807]

I subbed for 5 days! That was enough excitement for me.

[@dominiquer.9042]

I'm 19 and studying to be a teacher! I just got hired as a substitute teacher for the school district. Being only 19 I'm excited but also terrified so this helps so much! Thank you!!

[@Fuwianw]

I'm 17! Im so exited.

[@monique7885]

Im in the same position. How are you doing now as a substitute

[@dominiquer.9042]

@@monique7885 Pretty well! I personally found a love for all grades, but some classes can be a little overwhelming. Just act confident and don't show that you are nervous. Good luck!

[@simplyshaye1114]

I got hired as a substitute teacher and idek where to start lol

[@upc2h22]

@@simplyshaye1114 some things just get better as you get experience. If you get hired on as a substitute it's best to take every possible opening you can so you gain more experience

[@robynmitchell199]

It's been two years since you posted this; I'm looking at potentially becoming a substitute teacher, but have zero class room experience, and my A.A.S. is not educational at all. This video is internet gold, and has helped me so so much. Funny enough, it actually made me more excited to give it a try.

[@cynthiavillacreses2928]

Same! Have you subbed yet?

[@mids.cast2]

How did it go?!

[@Maeve-Goldman]

Thank you for the simple, but important tips! I particularly liked your “raise your phone ” technique. I’ll be starting in July after 20 years of military service.

[@tinad8041]

This is an awesome video! I'm beginning to supply teach at my children's elementary school this year, and even though I'm excited I'm also COMPLETELY FREAKING OUT. Haha. Your video helped calm me down. Thanks a bunch! Also, as a side note, thank you for showing the fearful side of subbing. I feel like a lot of videos kind of gloss over just how SCARY subbing can be! Kudos for your honesty!

[@BKulmala7]

Thank you for making this video! I just graduated in May and started subbing last month. Your tips for a backup activity folder were very helpful, and I'm going to put something together like that soon! Subbing has been challenging for me so far, but I've had some amazing students so far that make it all worth it. Thanks again!

[@hw5010]

Omg. You are so specific, resourceful and helpful! You’re tone is super supportive and calm. I hope you make more videos!! This is one of my fav vids on yt with teacher tips! Thank you!!!

[@jillsalkin7389]

Subs are very much appreciated! I recently retired from teaching and started subbing almost right away (believe it or not). It's good to be in a classroom without having the multitude of responsibilities that a teacher of record has. And, I know that the teacher who is out and other teachers really appreciate my presence. Instead of all of the frustration I had in the classroom, it has mostly been very positive and enjoyable!

[@misterdoctor9693]

I watched this vid right before my first day in a classroom. It's been a couple weeks now and I just did my second day. This was super helpful the 1st time and reassuring the 2nd time. It was terrifying, but I gritted my teeth and did it and it ended up not being all that bad. Stressful for sure, but that will wain with time of course. Thank you so much for helping ease my entry into the world of subbing. As hard as it is right now, it's so rewarding..

[@kelsied218]

I start subbing tomorrow, and even though I've volunteered and done the after school program for 8 years now I am petrified! I think I have watched this 4-5 times (it's also how I found you like a year ago!). Thank you for this!

[@alexiegendron8170]

I was looking everywhere on KZbin for a video like this. This has been the most helpful sub video yet THANK YOU❤️

[@Olivia-zp3mf]

This is the best substitute teacher tip video I’ve found so far. I’ve been watching different ones all morning. Thanks girl!😊

[@boydegg]

This video is GOLD. Just what I've been looking for. It's to the point, practical, useful advice. THANK YOU!!!

[@jasonlachappelle8162]

This is beyond helpful! About to start subbing tomorrow with zero classroom experience and this helped put my mind at ease.

[@daynagould1497]

I'm glad for your last minute of this video. I just did my first week casual teaching and found myself spending a significant amount of time on behavioural management (I did similar strategies that you mentioned). Classroom management is a big part of our day as a casual. It is often hard to get all the work done.

[@lakedonkey]

Such a wonderful and practical presentation! Thank you! My teaching has always been undergrad... my foray into K-12 starts next week! Exciting for sure, and less terrifying now that I have your guidance. Again, thank you.

[@connieshidaker8584]

Her tutorial was very helpful, and I liked the candid manner in which she presented her material.

[@victoriar8246]

Awesome! Thank you. I do some of these things already, but also am grateful to have heard your perspective and suggestions!!

[@TakeItEasy857]

You are so funny, but I love the way you keep things blunt as well. I have transitioned from the corporate world to subbing. My first assignment this morning is PE at a middle school. Hope I do well! Love your vids! Great and helpful info.🌸

[@equallyyoked]

Also moving from corporate to the classroom. How was the transition?

[@manuelmontejano9512]

March 24, 2022: awesome video! The cell phone tip works to perfection. I recently retired from juvenile probation after working for 20 years. 18 of the 20 years, I work intensive probation with the juveniles which need more strict and structured supervision. Recently, I started subbing and tried the cell phone tip with class and it worked very good. Thanks

[@author.jessica.kemery]

Thanks for putting this information out there. I'm going to be subbing this fall, and although I have worked as a special ed para for 7 years, I've never been in charge of a big classroom. It is a little bit terrifying, but I'm sure these tips will help me be successful!

[@meganscott4937]

Thanks so much for this video!! I just started subbing as a new teacher since I have a 6 month gap as well and I needed to hear the “just breathe” after today!!

[@letsgetlogical4836]

this saved my life! I'm subbing for the first time this week for high school and I'm barely older than them, so Im nervous! thanks for this video!

[@f8accompli238]

Thank you. I’ve been eligible to substitute teach for 15 years but finally worked up the nerve to do so. I have two educators in my family (Principal and Special Ed) and they’ve been giving the side-eye all these years. I’ll be dipping my toe once my 30-day permit is approved. I’ll also be back for your nuggets of wisdom.

[@HaroldSullivanMBA]

This is a great video on substitute teaching. If you're new to subbing or considering sub teaching this video is a must watch.

[@gennycardona2902]

Im in 7th grade idk why im here😂

[@katiesalavarria3356]

Hahah

[@cashthedash8104]

I'm in 10th now I miss 7th that was my favorite yr ever.

[@manahilikram2526]

same lmao

[@Babyboy_Matt]

You probably graduating or graduated now

[@HeyMissKiraShay]

I found you today and I have been binge watching all of your vids💜 such great tips I am going to utilize! ☺️

[@johnjudd3011]

Kinda got choked up at the end when you said that substitute teachers are appreciated. As a sub who had a rough day today in the classroom, I needed to hear it.

[@mahadewiiii]

Lovely video.. I’m a qualified teacher and after a 5 year long break from teaching have re-registered and and just started casual relief teaching (substitute teaching). In Australia you have to be a qualified teacher to be a substitute teacher. It’s been really nerve-wracking even as a qualified and somewhat experienced teacher. You don’t know the school and are trying to make a really good impression, I feel constantly on edge! I couldn’t even imagine doing substitute teaching with no teaching experience - wow! Videos like this really help! Thank you ❤️

[@dawnholycross3505]

Oh wow! Thank you so much! I was just hired a substitute teacher, and haven't subbed in a classroom yet. Hoping to start in a couple of weeks. This video was SO HELPFUL and I do feel a tad more prepared! Thank you!!

[@mikylakristyanabautista2254]

How was it?

[@FRES7126]

Lol I love your behavior management tips!! I have been subbing a few years and currently in the process of getting my credential. When I first started subbing I swear they threw me to the sharks because i had no guidance whatsoever. I had to just learn as I went which was hard anyways I ended up on your channel because I am always looking for tips and ideas for teaching. Thanks for taking the time to share your tips.

[@KateTheSleepyTeacher]

Ooou, I just did a video on substitute teaching as well. I think it’s super important to make videos talking about this. I subbed for a bit as well. It really does help build those tips and tricks that you can use in your classroom.

[@elizabethdaisy3883]

I’m going to be substituting soon, and you’re tips made me feel more at ease! Thank you!

[@rachael0814]

Just found your channel! LOVE. YOU. Keep up the great work girl 💗

[@elizabethconway5257]

So helpful and fun to watch. Appreciate the sincerity!!

[@darvysoignet1921]

I'm so grateful for this video because I 'am planning to be a substitute teacher before I can be a full time teacher because right now, I am currently studying for my praxis. Wish me luck!

[@eringibbons1327]

Thank you! I have only had 5 days of work so far and I felt like I was drowning. These tips are so helpful!!!

[@manuelmontejano9512]

Hello! In my humble opinion, this is probably one of the top three subbing videos I have seen! Thank you very much!

[@MicheleRose]

I was hired out of college and never was a substitute but I can imagine how hard it must be. My school has a sub shortage and so often teachers are asked to cover classes to help out, and even that is so stressful! I love what you said about getting the room cleaned up-- YES! When I come in after being out and the room is organized and clean it makes me SO happy and relieved!! Great video :)

[@rachelleslie8862]

Thank you so much! Your honesty helped with my anxiety.

[@jlili48]

Thank you 😊... I'm a school counselor, Just graduated June 2020 and in this Covid-19, I decided to take subbing to get to know my schools and hopefully a full-time counselor job in the near future. I very much appreciate all your tips... I'm not as scared ❤️

[@shlynea21]

thank you so much for posting this. I’m just getting into substituting and have zero experience in the classroom so I’m feeling very nervous as I prepare for my first day!!!!!

[@sagiewagie3218]

"Ahhh" ... Breathing, simply because my first day is approaching. These tips really help so much! I packed a bag with a checklist and extra activities just in case! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! 🙌

[@paigeau7516]

Can't explain to you how helpful this video has been for me! Just got hired as a sub and am absolutely terrified. This video gave me some confidence.

[@spire393]

Great, super helpful vid for me. Done my first 6 days of subbing and my gawd it is tough!!! I will keep trying. Thanks for this resource!! From Australia.

[@laureldestefano420]

Wow! Thank you so very much. I just started with substitute teaching. I am a bit older, however, I really appreciate your words. Thank you.

[@dsa3696]

Thank you so much. Tomorrow is my 1st sub assignment. This is super helpful💕. Whew, breathing👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽.

[@melanieshaw7577]

rewatching this to get ideas for when I supply in grade 6/7/8 classes. The classroom management techniques need to be totally different from K-5! I always set expectations etc, but with older students it tends to crumble by the afternoon. I will be trying out the phone timer to hold them accountable!!

[@nimeshlamsal2344]

I’m going to start as a Substitute Teacher next week. Your tips are highly beneficial even for me, a teacher with a long experience.

[@ajacowart7795]

This is a great video! Feeling a little better about walking in to my first class with ZERO experience.

[@SalmaVilla]

who else is here because they expected their first day of middle school students to be wayyy nicer than they really are😅

[@AishawithanEye]

I just finished my first week of middle school subbing and I'm not going back. I had to call security twice on this kid who said the purpose of black history month is "for us to get revenge on the white people." He strangled this kid with his own hoodie and then came back after they released him to harass my class again. He wasn't even in my class the second time.

[@ACD1994]

I would never expect middle school students to, be nice- I remember being a middle schooler lol.

[@kellyl5349]

This is so thorough and helpful! Thank you!!

[@jordynhess7865]

I just graduated high school last month and I’m going to get my sub cert in August so I’m currently binge watching these videos,thank you !

[@familyfunadventureswithkar954]

Thank you so much for the tips! I pray it helps me in my teaching journey as a substitute ♥️♥️♥️

[@AH-ry9lt]

This is my first view of your video and I have to say you seem so authentic and such a lovely person! Thank you for such great tips, I definitely needed them for my first day being a sub next week, your class is so lucky to have you! Lots of love, A x

[@kacigrecek3439]

This was so helpful and really calmed my anxiety!! Thank you so much :)

[@Carolina_Cheesehead]

These are amazing tips you shared. I'm about to start my second year of substitute teaching and I learned the hard way about not having a sub bag or folder. I had to substitute for the music teacher one day and I have no musical talent whatsoever! The program the teacher left me required codes and a password, which I didn't have. The first class of the day was just me attempting to sing as they played instruments. I was doing horribly at the song and forgetting the words so I yelled "PLAY LOUDER!" and we eventually got through it. LOL! I will never be caught off guard like that again!

[@ampmri2434]

Lol. This seems like a Jack Black movie. Glad you got through it.

[@melaniezarate1761]

Today I had a terrible subbing day for a kindergarten classroom.. no notes, no charts, nor assignments. It was definitely a tough day and surrounding teachers were not much help.. only a couple which I appreciate! Your video made me feel so much better, thank you! Love the tips!! I’ll definitely feel more confident in the next class I sub in.

[@debmoses]

I’m sorry you experienced that!!

[@applesandlattes]

Love the tips from the point of view as both a sub and a teacher!

[@nenesangare7229]

Omg thank you soo much, this was so helpful. Subbing for the first tomorrow and I've learned so much and can't wait to use those ideas tomorrow.

[@divyabharj8935]

NQT looking to go into supply teaching. Haven’t been in a classroom since December 2020. Feeling less confident about going back to teaching a class by myself! But your video has motivated me to just go for it. Thank you!

[@DevoShreds]

Amazing video. By far the most useful information with practical ideas on the subject. Thank you!

[@jessicagermer6596]

Thanks! I start my first sub job this week and I’m nervous! Love your advice, I’ll def use it!!

[@carolinekelly3415]

Hello, thank you kindly for your supply teacher tips. Most of them I have already done previously. You are appreciated.

[@1994peacock]

really grateful for this video. I have my first class ever tomorrow. Im so nervous but I feel a bit better. THANKS FROM AUSTRALIA

[@teena4108]

Thank you so much! I just began subbing! Great information!

[@valclub479]

Phone timer works great. I've scanned everyone's sub ideas and yours are the best.

[@mandyv513]

This was beyond helpful! Thank you for this!!

[@evalenasassy78]

GREAT video.....thank you so much for taking the time to make.

[@G0bing]

For some reason watching this made me even more excited to sub. ♥ :D

[@AnnikatheAmputee]

Going in to my very first substitute teaching job on Monday! Going to try a lot of these tips!

[@kmoody5012]

I just got a full time sub job. For middle school. Your beginning is literally mine. I’m terrified, but trying to learn through you and others!

[@pbrucpaul]

Divide and conquer. That's what you learn as a Sub. The time is limited, and I believe your first responsibilty is making sure that the lessons left by the original teacher are followed and completed. The rest is children skills, and that's easier said then done. Keep a sense of humor, and instill order Also use the kids who are reasonably responsible because,chances are, they know the routine. Remember that they're basically good kids. If you believe otherwise, don't bother doing this. An idle kid gets into mischief, bring along some extra work to keep them occupied. Get good relations with other Teacher's at an assignment

[@AshleyRussellxoxo]

I watched this when it was posted but now I just got a substitute teacher job so I'm rewatching 💗 I'm so excited to start! but a little nervous

[@galebrow246]

Your first 3 words did not help me feel any better about this new adventure I'm putting myself through! I'm an archaeologist and with the past 2 years of being secluded in this Covid world, bored spitless, I figured substitute teaching would be a great winter occupation, as I work during the warmer months in the Wyoming and surrounding states. I HAVE NO IDEA what I'm doing. I sat in on classes in college when the prof needed to be gone, but it was only directing discussions about our assignments. The school district told us to make up this sub trick package? I had no idea what would work. I have many great tales that I can bring up for say 10-15 minutes of fill time for older students. Your video has given me some peace of mind. Your idea about the stop watch phone is great - will have to ask if that is acceptable here in our district! I am going to order, or try to find, a bingo box for all age groups, animals for younger children and have them take turns "pulling pictures out of a hat"! I feel a little less, not entirely by any means, FREAKED out with your great suggestions. I hope being a mom, grandmother, and great grandmother who adores young folks will help! Thanks, again!

[@DesireeOchoa1991]

I came across your video hoping to find some helpful tips. Today was my first day as a substitute in a kinder classroom. I could not get the students to listen to me one bit and it was VERY overwhelming. Luckily I was able to finish through the lesson plan but WOW what a day. I love all your tips and now that I think about it I could have gone more in to detail with the note I left the teacher. I'm trying not to be so hard on myself especially since this is my first time but I feel like such a failure when it comes to behavior management.

[@EarlyEDventures]

THAT'S NORMAL!!! You will become more comfortable and it will get easier. Kinder is TOUGH especially if you don't have any classroom experience! Hang in there :)

[@JacquiFricke]

I've been subbing at the same school for a MONTH and the students KNOW me... and I cannot get them to listen to me! You are not alone.

[@DandelionsrukMHI]

How is it now? Do you have any tips for me? Lol I'm hoping to start by February.

[@annaburns2865]

Yes. And I don’t mind cleaning the teachers desk, but when you ask the kids over and over again to clean up their space and they outright refuse to do it, then it’s just not going to get done. I am not going to go back after each one of them and pick up after them when I have been asking them to do that all day. That is something that I feel should be left for the full-time teacher to see how they did so she can ask them why they left their mess the next day.

[@lizrunning5557]

Thank you for this substitute teaching video! Love your channel and just saw this video. I’m subbing this school year and little nervous about it! 😫

[@maureencrawford2275]

Love these tips! The timer! Emergency folder! Note for teacher with specifics. Read aloud. Writing prompts. Go Noodle, just dance, blank bingo sheets, get to know admins and staff and principals, tidy up at end of day.

[@alexandriademarco718]

Thank you for this video! It really helped with ideas on how to manage a classroom.

[@lc-nd2gm]

this was very helpful! i'm subbing for the first time for a 2nd grade class tomorrow, and I'm a little bit overwhelmed.

[@peterfedorchuk]

I have my first sub shift tomorrow and it’s been nearly a decade since I’ve been in a high school classroom. Love your attitude in this video 😂 thanks for all the tips

[@user-uh3xc3ci2z]

THANK YOU for this video! Now that I have some classroom experiences I know how to implement some of your tips. One thing I do have trouble with though is remembering names. I can pick up a few, but for the rest I draw a blank.

[@miss6foot]

Thank you so much for this video. I am currently getting my Single Subject Credential and am also a second career teacher. I have my first sub job this coming Thursday and I am so scared, excited but so scared! Thanks for easing my fears and giving great tips!

[@naty1012]

How did it go?

[@AmeliaDavies]

I'm so happy to have found your channel! I have my BA in Geography and have already passed my CBEST to apply to be a sub. My goal is to go back to school to obtain my masters and multiple subject credential. I feel like your tips and other informative videos will be so helpful! Thank you!!

[@naty1012]

Do you teach Geography?

[@sofiadaoudi3120]

Yay!! Thank you so much, I am just starting to sub, this really helps!!

[@lesliebabik3785]

A million thanks for these tips.. I am a new sub this fall! This will help me succeed for sure ! I am sure you are an awesome teacher ! A plus !

[@Schwerman37]

Thank you so much! My phone interview is tomorrow and now I feel a lot more prepared.