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Last updated Jan 20 2025
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Substitute Teacher, K-12 Reviews

What is it like working as a Substitute Teacher, K-12?

October 2019
Easy job, not a lot of money.
Substitute Teacher, K-12 in Lithia:
Pros: Teaching
Cons: Locations are not usually the best.
October 2019
Great opportunities very challenging experiences.
Substitute Teacher, K-12 in Louisville:
Pros: Growth and willing to hire internally if needed to help satisfy roles through employment opportunities
Cons: Understanding new generation
February 2019
Rewarding.
Substitute Teacher, K-12 in Philadelphia:
Pros: Seeing the positive impact on the children
Cons: Salary
February 2019
Substitute Teacher, K-12 in Fort Myers:
Cons: Would like to get hired as a full time teacher
February 2019
Substitute Teacher, K-12:
Substitute teachers are treated like second class citizens by some of the school staff. The pay is really bad. I think they should pay more because Chicago is an expensive place to live. The cost of living is high.
January 2019
Awsome.
Substitute Teacher, K-12 in Greenbelt:
Pros: Not being turned down because of ageism.
Cons: Not getting paid on snow days..
November 2018
A Very Sisyphean Enterprise.
Substitute Teacher, K-12 in Blue Springs:
Pros: I love working with kids because occasionally they are inquisitive and open to new ideas. It is a beautiful thing when they've not only grasped something that I taught them but have their own insights and thoughts on it as well, and I can really see their potential and see them grow and feel like a part of something special and important in their lives. There's also the fact that in the future, they will inherit our disintegrating social fabric and our despoiled Earth with all of its dangers and grave responsibilities, and that is only if we manage to survive the coming decades. I bring this up just to make it fully clear that this is indeed important work.
Cons: The children that I've worked with have major disciplinary issues, and KCPS has absolutely no support system for their teachers, who have been overwhelmed by all of these sad refugees from a broken society. I can explain further but the character limit prevents me from qualifying my statement in any thorough manner.

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