Sub Notes: The Complete Guide to Substitute Teaching

by Bob Peterson

Have you thought about being a Substitute Teacher but didn’t know where to start?

Are you a recent college graduate who has not found your first opportunity, and are
looking for a way to earn some money, and have time to pursue your career?

Are you retired and looking for an opportunity that will provide a meaningful experience and earn extra money?

Are you looking for a “part-time” job that pays reasonably well, approximately $ 20.00 per hr., where you determine your schedule, and, where you want to work?
Sub Notes will provide you with the answers.

82 pages, Paperback

Published November 26, 2019

Reviews

[Blythe · Rating 2 out of 5]

Very meh. Idk anything about this author, but his tone is self important and know-it-all-y. While I appreciate his determination to be a good sub, it also feels like he is kind of taking this role way too seriously. His description of how he navigates a classroom makes him sound more like a grumpy, out-of-touch authoritarian. How he addresses the possibility of being called a racist is tone deaf, as is a lot of his other advice, like when he says, “Don't be shocked when a girl tells you she has to ‘pee.’” Thinking about it, this book feels like more of a how-to in making yourself look good to the teacher, not so much how to be an engaged, effective sub. Side note: the copy editing is horrible.

[Kenny · Rating 5 out of 5]

Short, Concise, and to the Point!

I have not substituted in a classroom yet, however, after reading this book I feel much more prepared. I enjoyed how short and concise the book was and how it offered a lot of examples.