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Teachers and substitute teachers unite!  They came together and were instrumental in electing a new governor for Kentucky.

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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?

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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?

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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 teachers can improve themselves, and what students tell their regular teachers about their  subs.

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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 controversial?

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Substitute teachers should always be concerned about confidentiality when teaching to make sure the students and teachers remain private.  How do we do that?

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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.

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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 classroom that day.

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Sharing personal experiences such as 9/11 captivate your students and enhance their learning.  

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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 list.