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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Don’t trust the PR spin or McKnight yet. I am still seeing 471 positions available. It is laughable to depend on substitutes especially for SPED. No sub wants to be long term unless they are desperate for work.[/quote] Long term subs make more money than regular subs. Why would the prefer daily sub jobs when they pay less and the kids behave worse?[/quote] No grading. No planning. No meetings. No contacting parents. No work outside of contact hours. The question is why anyone would want to be a long-term sub. They do everything a teacher does, for less money.[/quote] I am the opposite. Would much rather be a long term sub, where I can actually teach the content, rather than just follow your directions. But still don't have to deal with all of the paperwork of a permanent position.[/quote]
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