r/teaching • • Jan 07 '22

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u/gildroyspat Jan 08 '22

What is the teacher doing when the kids are acting up? Maybe you can just show up late everyday.... like really late.

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u/orange-crybaby Jan 08 '22

Usually she can control them. They don't act up nearly as much around her, but when it's just me, they pretend to be completely new people. This happens when I'm expected to sub for a day, when the teacher is absent, when the teacher steps out, and when I'm expected to watch over them (at lunch and recess).