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The Substitute Teaching Institute's (STI's) mission is to "revolutionize the role of substitute teaching into an opportunity for educational excellence." Full Review »
A complete description of the good, bad, and the ugly of Substitute Teaching. From the Book, SUBSTITUTE TEACHING, -Tricks of the Trade-, this homepage describes what a Substitute Teacher does, and why some choose this type of work. Full Review »
Substitute teachers, take a packet of materials with you to school for those times when a student (or the class!) needs something extra to do. If anyone is getting restless, it's time for the bag of tricks. Full Review »
Looking to gain compliance in ways that don't make you ashamed to tell others about it? Looking for positive and respectful ways to lead your students into displaying appropriate behaviors? Do you want to improve your relationships with your students? Full Review »
We have reviewed all the Guidelines and have decided to take a different approach to protecting our component institutions and our faculty, staff and students from the dangers of the no-man's land while supporting our exercise of fair use rights. Full Review »
Classroom Management refers to the procedures and routines that are used to keep the daily business of the classroom running smoothly. Full Review »
Bookmark this page and return here often, we're busy constantly adding new events and live sessions. To suggest a workshop topic or volunteer to moderate a live meeting, contact Kathleen Carpenter, Director of Professional Development, at kat@teachers.net Full Review »
For the first time in our history an organization, NSTA, has been formed that gives substitute teachers a forum of expression on a nationwide level. We believe that our message will raise public consciousness about our value as educators as it sets forth Full Review »
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Students use critical thinking skills to evaluate historical data, and make sense of complex issues. Some of the techniques discussed include compare and contrast, continuity vs. change, cause and effect, and discipline-based analysis. Full Review »
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