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Substitute Teaching Cartoons From Real Life: A Humorous Look at the Classroom

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Substitute teaching is a challenging and rewarding profession that can be full of surprises. From dealing with unruly students to trying to keep up with the lesson plan, there's never a dull moment. And while some days may be more difficult than others, there's always something to laugh about. In this article, we'll share some of the funniest substitute teaching cartoons that capture the absurdity and hilarity of this unique job.

Mrs. White's SUB SNIPS: Substitute Teaching Cartoons From Real Life

by Laura Moss White

4.7 out of 5

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The Substitute Teacher's Guide to Classroom Management

A Substitute Teacher Holding A Sign That Says 'Classroom Management For Dummies.' Mrs White S SUB SNIPS: Substitute Teaching Cartoons From Real Life

This cartoon perfectly sums up the feeling of being a substitute teacher. You walk into a classroom full of strangers and are expected to manage their behavior and keep them on task. It's a daunting task, but with a little humor, you can get through it.

The Substitute Teacher's Guide to Lesson Planning

Lesson planning is another challenge that substitute teachers face. You often have to work with a bare-bones lesson plan or none at all. This can be frustrating, but it also gives you the opportunity to be creative and come up with your own activities.

The Substitute Teacher's Guide to Student Interactions

A Substitute Teacher Trying To Calm Down A Group Of Unruly Students. Mrs White S SUB SNIPS: Substitute Teaching Cartoons From Real Life

Student interactions can be the most challenging part of substitute teaching. You have to deal with students of all ages and abilities, and they don't always want to cooperate. But with a little patience and understanding, you can build rapport with your students and create a positive learning environment.

The Substitute Teacher's Guide to Classroom Emergencies

A Substitute Teacher Looking Panicked While A Student Is On Fire. Mrs White S SUB SNIPS: Substitute Teaching Cartoons From Real Life

Classroom emergencies are rare, but they can happen. It's important to be prepared for anything, from a fire to a medical emergency. By knowing what to do in an emergency, you can help keep your students safe.

The Substitute Teacher's Guide to the End of the Day

A Substitute Teacher Walking Out Of A Classroom With A Smile On Her Face. Mrs White S SUB SNIPS: Substitute Teaching Cartoons From Real Life

The end of the day is always a relief for substitute teachers. You've made it through another day of teaching, and you can finally go home and relax. But before you go, take a moment to reflect on your day. What went well? What could you have done better? By reflecting on your experiences, you can become a better substitute teacher.

Substitute teaching is a challenging but rewarding profession. It's a chance to make a difference in the lives of students, and it's also a lot of fun. If you're thinking about becoming a substitute teacher, I encourage you to give it a try. You may just find that you love it.

Mrs. White's SUB SNIPS: Substitute Teaching Cartoons From Real Life

by Laura Moss White

4.7 out of 5