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60Sub teacher: "He's on the Roof!"
by Rochelle Frank
"Please report any accidents or unusual occurrences to the school office." This is one of the items on a checklist often given to a substitute teacher upon arrival at the assignment. When I read it, it made... published 4 months ago
59Sub Teacher: Can You Remember names?
by Rochelle Frank
How Do You Remember Names? Have you ever heard your name called out in the midst of a busy crowded place? Did you divert your attention from all of the surrounding distractions and "zero in" on the... published 4 months ago
58Sub Teacher: Chosing some Well-Minced Words
by Rochelle Frank
As a sub teacher I rarely saw the teacher whose class I was covering, but one particular morning the regular teacher was attending a meeting on the school grounds. I had a chance to speak with her before... published 3 months ago
56Playground Dispute: How You Can Gain Control
by Rochelle Frank
As a personality, I suppose I'm more of a doormat than a doorstop and more of a tabby than a tiger. As a sub teacher I had a common problem: WANTING to be sensitive and fair while NEEDING to be decisive and... published 3 months ago
56Measuring a Teacher's Authority
by Rochelle Frank
Miss Peterson, my tenth grade English teacher was about 4'11" and 96 pounds. She could have been easily pawed to shreds by an underweight Chihuahua , yet she could look any of us in the eye and make us... published 2 months ago
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