Why do substitute teachers always have big personalities?

[Anonymous]

It was either a really good day, or really bad day depending on the sub. But there was never a dull moment that’s for sure. You knew when you seen a sub it was gonna be a entertaining day.

[Aubrey97]

I feel like most of the ones I had were just there to hit the play button on the TV because most of the teachers didn't trust them to do any actual teaching. I only remember a few having much of a personality and they were usually older ladies who were annoyed at being there.

[Asker]

It was usally older subs. Either they were really fun or really cranky. At the end of the day you learn not to piss the subs off…. They tend to get away with a lot more then normal teachers

[dustybiker2]

I remember the cheering when one you liked walked in the door. Big blushing smiles in return.

[Asker]

Most subs were amazing. You just learn not to piss them off lol

[dustybiker2]

Oh. yes. lol They were all about fun, but still had control.

[Asker]

That’s true

[quarrel]

You said "you". That's a members post again.

[AI Opinion]

Substitute teachers often bring a unique energy to the classroom because they thrive on making quick connections with new students. 🌟 They usually come in with vibrant personalities to capture attention and keep things under control since they don't have the same established relationship with the class as regular teachers do.

Their goal is to engage students and manage the classroom effectively, so they might use humor, storytelling, or animated teaching methods to win everyone over. Plus, they bring fresh perspectives and different experiences which can make the class feel more entertaining and less predictable. It's like having a guest star in your favorite TV show – always a bit different but often memorable! 🎬🎭

[sage2021]

I remember this one sub in junior high school and she dressed totally sexy and wore dress sandals.
The boys went nuts.

[paledreams]

To substitute for their job insecurity? 👀 🥁