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Supply teaching: how to get booked (UK)
http://tr.im/sdYb
Supply teaching: how to get booked (UK)
Your first job as supply teacher is to forge a good relationship with your agency.
Here are the agents’ tips

Help your substitute teacher (supply teacher) succeed
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Help your substitute teacher (supply teacher) succeed
Video demo of how Microsoft Word can help
Leaving your class with a substitute teacher doesn't have to be a negative experience.
If you have advance notice of your absence, you can provide detailed instructions for your substitute, including a copy of class expectations and your lesson plans.
Ask your substitute teacher to complete a feedback form, so you know what happened while you were gone.
With a little preparation, your students can have a productive day, and your substitute teacher can make a successful contribution.

New Teachers and Substitutes : Ideas
http://expage.com/4newteach
New Teachers and Substitutes : Ideas to get you through the year

Substitute Teacher Training
http://www.weac.org/Resource/subteach.htm
Substitute Teacher Training
For information on the innovative Web course, go to the PDA's resource page on the online substitute teacher course.

ProTeacher Community Archive project
http://www.proteacher.net/archivejump.html
ProTeacher Community Archive project

Substitute Teachers Board - online forum
http://tinyurl.com/c630
Substitute Teachers Board - online forum
Did you get called today? Was that first grade really a fourth? Share ideas and support with fellow substitute teachers! We do it all!

National Substitute Teachers Alliance
http://www.nstasubs.org/
National Substitute Teachers Alliance (USA)
For the first time in our history an organization, NSTA, has been formed that gives substitute teachers a forum of expression on a nationwide level. We believe that our message will raise public consciousness about our value as educators as it sets forth goals that will improve our professional skills, and effectiveness in the classroom.

Substitute Teacher Information
http://www.iloveteaching.com/substitute/
Substitute Teacher Information
Qualities of a Good Substitute | How Subbing Can Get You a "Real" Teaching Job | Substitute Teacher Folder | How to Prepare for a Sub |

..the Substitute Teacher Survival Site
http://www.csrnet.org/csrnet/substitute/
..the Substitute Teacher Survival Site
"Subbing" can be a great professional teaching experience. You can choose which assignments you take. It gives you the opportunity to explore grade levels, subject areas, and schools. However, "Murphy's Law" also is the Rule of the Day, too. If something can go wrong, it will. Some schools may not have adequate lesson plans when you arrive, teacher's editions to texts, or even student materials. This website was created to survive those "blisters" and enjoy the "blessings" of substitute teaching.

Tips for Substitute Teachers
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/8020/subtips.html
Tips for Substitute Teachers
Anyone who has ever substitute taught knows that it can be rewarding, yet hard, work. I think substitute teaching is tougher than student teaching in many aspects. At least when I was student teaching I was able to spend time with the students and develop a rapport with them. A substitute is in-and-out. Usually it's a one day shot. Often they don't know you, and you don't know them.

A packet of materials for Substitute Teachers
http://users.erols.com/interlac/subtch.htm
Substitute teachers, take a packet of materials with you to school for those times when a student (or the class!) needs something extra to do. If anyone is getting restless, it's time for the bag of tricks.

Substitute Teachers Institute (USA)
http://subed.usu.edu/
Substitute Teachers Institute (USA)

SubStation : for Substitute Teachers
http://substation.usu.edu/
SubStation : for Substitute Teachers

Substitute Teaching : Tricks of the Trade
http://www.qnet.com/~rsturgn/
Substitute Teaching : Tricks of the Trade
The Advantages of Being a Substitute Teacher | A Typical Day of a Substitute Teacher | Preparing for Battle | Before Class Begins | Power Tricks | How to Become a Substitute Teacher | Useful Videos for Substitute Teachers | Useful Books for Substitute Teachers |

The DfES Supply Teaching site (UK)
http://www.teachernet.gov.uk/supplyteachers/
The DfES Supply Teaching site pulls together material about supply teaching for all the relevant audiences. So, whether you are a supply teacher, work in an agency or LEA to match schools with teachers, or recruit supply staff in a school, your page on this site should be able to provide you with helpful guidance, and directions to other useful sites.
As part of the Government's commitment to raising the effectiveness of supply teaching and nurturing the skills specific to this sector, the DfES has commissioned a range of self-study materials for use in the professional development of supply teachers.
The materials comprise five books, designed for supply teachers' independent study. This website includes the materials in full, plus an online library of useful websites.

Paraeducator-to-Teacher Career Ladder Programs
http://www.usc.edu/dept/education/CMMR/Clearinghouse.html
Paraeducator-to-Teacher Career Ladder Programs
The (USA) nation's nearly 500,000 paraeducators represent a promising source of prospective new teachers, at once more representative of and more rooted in the communities in which they serve. Current research (Genzuk & Baca, 1998; Genzuk, 1997; Haselkorn & Fideler, 1996) suggests that well prepared paraeducator-to-teacher program graduates bring a wealth of community and student knowledge to their practice, attributes that are highly regarded in today's diverse classrooms.
This NCPR clearinghouse is committed to the charge of providing a comprehensive repository of information, as well as a forum to further the discussion, for achieving the goal of bringing talented paraeducators into the ranks of our nation's teaching force.

Paraeducator Resource and Learning Center (PRLC)
http://www.uvm.edu/~cdci/prlc/
Paraeducator Resource and Learning Center (PRLC)
The Paraeducator Resource and Learning Center (PRLC) provides information for paraeducators about six important topics.
Unit 1: Collaborative Teamwork
Unit 2: Inclusive Education
Unit 3: Families and Cultural Sensitivity
Unit 4: Characteristics of Children and Youth with Various Disabilities
Unit 5: Roles and Responsibilities of Paraeducators and Other Team Members
Unit 6: Implementing Teacher-planned Instruction
Supply teachers | SEN | Special Needs | Information presented on this web site is based on "Paraeducator Entry-Level Training for Supporting Students with Disabilities" Participant's Manual