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Better Substitute Teachers
Whether you have substitute taught for years or you just started, you might be wondering how you can become a better substitute teacher. It is important to realize that becoming a better substitute teacher will not happen overnight or without any effort. No matter where you on your substitute teaching path, though, there are several things you can do to become a better substitute teacher.
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Some school districts will offer training specifically targeted at helping substitute teachers. Sometimes, these classes will be free or have a minimal cost. Attend these classes when they are offered. If you are not available in the school district where you work, you may be able to find a nearby district where training is offered. They might
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