Bad News for the Substitute Teacher
Pity the poor substitute.
No matter just how resolute,
up on the subject and astute,
no matter that you’re deadly cute,
these factors will not constitute
a success that is absolute.
They will not render class clowns mute,
for they, too, have their horns to toot.
These truths I swear can’t be refuted.
You’ll rue the day you substituted!
After today’s poem about English teachers, Mike Akin requested that I write one about substitute teachers. I meet every challenge! Here it is.
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Oh that’s so good!
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Are you a substitute teacher?
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I subbed for about 5 years
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Well, this is a tribute to you.
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You’re so sweet!
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I have been a substitute teacher. It definitely isn’t easy. Enjoyed reading your post! 🙂
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Thanks, Patty.
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New Template? Looks very nice and clean.
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No, same template but for some reason the type is larger..This new (old) computer I bought doesn’t have Word but uses LibreOffice. Don’t know if that made the difference.
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Some things never change. Student teachers and substitute teachers were considered fair game for the class bullies even when I was at school, about a thousand years ago;)
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Ah yes. The world over.
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So true, haha!! I always feel bad for substitute teachers.
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Yes. Not the easiest task. Nor is teaching.
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