THE
SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS COMMITTEE
The Substitute Teachers Committee consists of six
(6) members elected at the last Substitute Teachers
General Meeting of each year. The Committee represents,
through the Executive, the interests of substitute teachers,
promotes professional development activities among substitutes
and addresses issues regarding substitute teachers that
are referred to it by the Executive. The Committee prepares
and presents submissions to the Economic Policy Committee
on behalf of substitute teachers when such an undertaking
is approved at a Substitute Teachers General Meeting.
(Meetings: 3 General Meetings and 3-5 Committee meetings
per year)
Members
of the Substitute Teachers Committee are:
Dave AARON Chair,
Substitute Teachers Committee
Robert
DALE
Piet LUIDER
Linda PEET
Larry PHILLIPS
Toni SMITH
For
additional information select from the following.
GENERAL
MEETINGS FOR SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS
All
general meetings for substitute teachers begin at 7:00 pm
in Barnett House Auditorium, 11010-142 Street. Agendas and
Minutes are posted as they become available.
AGENDA |
MINUTES |
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January 10, 2008 |
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February 5, 2008 |
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May 6, 2008 |
*Unofficial
minutes until approved at the next meeting* |
Substitute
Teachers' Appreciation Week
Each
year, the Alberta Teachers’ Association designates one week
as Substitute Teachers’ Appreciation Week. In 2007/08, Substitute
Teachers’ Appreciation week takes place March 10 to
14, 2008. Schools are encouraged to organize events during
this week that recognize the contributions of substitute teachers.
Our
Substitute Teachers' Committee has developed a list of the "Top
10" things that you could do to show your appreciation for
Substitutes during Substitute Teachers' Appreciation Week March
10-14, 2008.
10.
Make room for the substitute teacher’s lunch in the staff
refrigerator.
9.
Provide a large Tim Horton’s Iced cap and a box of Timbits.
8.
Provide a key to the classroom, even if it is attached to a 20 lb.
tracking device.
7.
Offer a sympathetic shoulder to whine on.
6.
Don’t call a substitute teacher if it’s pajama day.
5.
Provide whiteboard markers that work.
4.
Offer a two-day assignment.
3.
Have on hand an endless supply of fudge in the staffroom.
2.
Provide a completely compliant group of students who would not dare
change their seating arrangement as soon as they saw a substitute
teacher in the classroom
and
the #1 thing you could do is…
1.
Extend an invitation to the substitute teacher to have pizza lunch
with the principal.
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