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Substitute Teaching: English (OJHS 3.2)

The girls in first period English looked so awesome. Every one of them wore pink (except one who wore a green sweater with pink, paper hearts stapled to it). None of the boys did. It was very funny. The girls

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Substitute Teaching: Science (WLHS 2)

Teenager logic is goofed up. I know this. I’ve known this for a long time. I knew this when I was a teenager. I know this as a parent. The students were in a slight Catch-22 situation: the teacher gave

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American Structualization

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Substitute Teaching: Special Ed (PPHS 4.2)

Introduction. It’s always good when a sub knows the rules. Even the unofficial ones. Part One. The students at Provo Post High School are not allowed to have sodas. I didn’t know this. I take a 2 liter bottle of

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Substitute Teaching: Pre-Algebra (WMS 2)

Two step equations again. It must be in the state core for this week. Today was the oddest day I’ve ever had because all four classes were absolutely silent. Not a peep. The teacher wrote the lesson plan on the

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Substitute Teaching: Science & Multi-Media (CMS 2)

It is always nice when I walk into a school and kids remember my name. “Mr. Guy, right?” “Who are you subbing for, Mr. Gillie?” “Hi Mr. Guile.” I got greeted by several students in the hall. I subbed at

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Substitute Teaching: US History (LPHS 1)

After teaching special-ed and middle school since New Years, I forgot how nice high school can be regardless of the snottiness of tenth graders. I taught only two sections. The regular teacher felt guilty about calling in sick, so he

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Provo Post High School II part 2

The picture above comes from Becca, the student who started to scream during Tarzan yesterday. She gave it to me and told me it was for my mom. I thought it looked like a person, but she corrected how I

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Orem Junior High School I part two

Today was interesting. I noticed a pattern in how OJHS sets up their resource classes. The class I taught today during first period had a lot of the problem students. Meaning, behaviorally disabled students rather than emotionally disabled or learning

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Vista Lake Middle School II

Vista Lake is a two year old MS that is already crowded. Other teachers told me that the building hadn’t even been started when the district knew it would not be enough to handle the growing Northern Utah County west

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