Key Questions: Subbing During the Pandemic
What questions should current and potential subs ask themselves and their employer before they enter the classroom during a pandemic?
What questions should current and potential subs ask themselves and their employer before they enter the classroom during a pandemic?
The bright spots that exist in current substitute teaching systems offer a clear path for creating a new role for substitute teachers, and one that matches the needs and challenges of schools in a post-quarantine world.
Two-thirds of our substitutes aspire to be full time teachers.
Through our data analysis work with Substantial, we learned that one of our most important teacher pipelines is right under our noses—our substitute teacher pool.
This spring, the Substantial team had the privilege of supporting 12 UC Berkeley students to become substitute teachers. At the end of the semester, we sat them down and asked them about the experience, and overwhelmingly they said that every college student should be a substitute teacher, here’s why…
In December 2016, we initiated a program to recruit, train, and support UC Berkeley students to become substitute teachers, it was a truly amazing experience for us, the students and the school district. Here’s what we learned…