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like 75 dollars a day and it sometimes can be worth it if you wanna make a lil money but kids can be cruel
about 75 dollars a day (in a public school). and i'd say hell yeah, i'll take 75 bucks a day to hand kids some busywork and read all day! sure, they won't respect you at first, but if you're a steady sub who's in the building all the time eventually they'll learn to. especially if you give them a little respect in return.
It depends on what district you are working in. In Fairfax County Public Schools (Virginia) you make a little over $13/hr for about 7 hours/day.
Hi! It depends on your state and school district. Our substitute teachers are paid $75 to $85 per day. And, yes, it is worth it: "substitutes are the firemen" in your school district. Hope this helped!
the answer depends on the state the credentials the sub has. If the sub has an associate degree or less then they make around $60 a day with a degree $80/ day if they have taken and passed the praxis 100/ day and if the are a certified teacher 120/ day. Major cities pay more. Next answer its not that the kids disrespect you, its the permanant teachers fault because they usually will not leave work behind for the students that will be graded. so you are left with a room full of kids thats know that they are only doing busy work, which leads to all the bad behavior. Also the kids only disrespect the weak teachers and if you want to develope a relationship with the students try to sub at the same school as much as possible so the students will get use to seeing you around.
It varies. I live in North East Ohio and subs make anywhere from 60-105 dollars per day.
Not every child you would come across will be disrespectful. I have subbed for two years and I have a variety of classrooms from excellent to I will never substitute here again.
Also if you are interested in subbing you have to check with your states department of education. Every state has a different requirement for their subs. Ohio you need to hold at least a bachelor's degree in something in order to sub. Plus you need to get criminal background check's done. Each district will have their own requirements.
In my district, I believe the pay is about $100 per day - technically 6.5 hours. Keep in mind this is in the San Francisco Bay Area where a one bedroom condo goes for $400,000 and a gallon of gas is $3.45 so pay is relative to cost of living.
Is it worth it? This depends on what you're going into substitute teaching for. If it's to gain some experience and get your "foot in the door" of a particular district, then absolutely! Before I became a regular classroom teacher, I substituted to gain valuable classroom experience and get great ideas from the numerous classrooms I encountered. I got to see a wide variety of grade levels, teaching philosophies, management techniques and kids. It helped me to determine what grade level I would apply for as well as what district would be the best fit for me when I went for a permanent position.
If substitute teaching is just for the money, then probably not. You need to be organized, have good classroom management skills, unbelievable patience/tolerance, and be very flexible. There will be times when you'll go into a classroom without ANY plans and it will be totally up to you to teach the class for the day. It's rare but it happened to me a few times. Substitute teachers don't get the respect they deserve for the very tough job they have. Yes, there are very poor substitute teachers out there (I've had my share of them when I needed one) but most do a good job.
In rural Idaho, it's about $60 a day. I would think unless I was trying to ultimately get a full-time teaching job, I would do something else. That's not a lot of money.
On the flip side, when I was student teaching, if my supervising teacher was going to be gone, we still had to hire a sub, even though I was teaching all of the classes. So the subs would get paid to sit and read a book while I did all the work. Grrr!
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