School doesn't start around these parts until September. Well, all except the continuation high school which started a couple weeks ago (last week and a half of July, I believe). So, while I was not surprised to get called to sub, I was surprised by a call on Monday in the afternoon to sub right away.
Apparently, I can be out the door in about 15 minutes if I don't have to worry about waking up and stuff.
They've changed the reentry class a bit this year. Now, the majority of the work is done on computers. My job was to initial every time a student finished a section. Which meant the majority of my time was spent watching them work.
On days like these, I like to have reading material to pass the time.
I'd get up, walk the room, and sit. Then I'd read for a bit, looking up every couple paragraphs to make sure I wasn't needed.
The room was quiet. No one needed me. I read. Then I heard a snapping. I looked up to find five hands in the air. Oops.
How did I miss five students needing me all at the same time? Did they all finish at the same time? Seems likely, as I didn't think I was that immersed in my magazine.
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Wednesday, August 15, 2012
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Maybe they were all waiting to play the old game of Drive the Substitute Crazy? :) I suppose it could have been an interesting magazine.
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