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Mizzoutiger79 t1_iyhud1j wrote

Reply to comment by flojo2012 in Anyone know of places needing people? by [deleted]

And isnt that sad?

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flojo2012 t1_iyhymz2 wrote

Actually? Imo, Not really. I’ll bet the 20 hour course better prepares you for subbing than 60 credit hours in college.

I say that as a certified teacher, administrator, and former sub. There probably should be some regulation not allowing someone without a formal education to be a long term sub, but filling in day to day and following instructions left by the teacher? Not too bad. What subs really need more of is classroom management training and they receive that through the course, but not through their collegiate education.

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Mizzoutiger79 t1_iyi18rj wrote

Right now do you even need any college to substitute?

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flojo2012 t1_iyi26vf wrote

The rule was 60 credit hours of college. Now the rule is 60 credit hours OR take this class and pass a test to be a certified sub by DESE

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