Substitutes

Substitutes

Do you ever play around in class when there is a substitute? Do you pay attention to your sub? For more information,  read on!

Tips when there is a substitute:

In 6th grade we get consequences. Some of our classmates will get a notepad so they can write down who is doing good and who is doing bad. They have two sides. One is a good side and other is the bad side. If you are always on the good side then you are good, but when you are on the bad side, then that is really horrible. If your name is written more than once, then that means you will have a check or strike. 

Our teacher Mrs. Matsuura doesn't give the students checks or strikes who are on the good side. So they have no consequences.

Please try your best not to get the sub angry. If she does, she will let your teacher know that you were not paying attention.

You also have to show INTEGRITY. Integrity means that you are doing the right thing. So if you are on the good side then that means you are showing integrity by following directions and listening. If you are on the bad side, then you should try your best to show integrity to the sub and your classmates next time.

My opinions about substitutes:

I know that there are great subs and there are bad subs. I know good subs because the sub is very gentle and also strong enough to tell the class to be quiet. I can tell if there are junk subs because if the class doesn't quiet down and if the sub's teaching skills are confusing….I know it will be a long day. 

What is your opinion?

Thank you for reading this and see you next time!!!!(^0^)!!!!

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