Somewhere I go to Work

Being a writer, I stay home, or sit on the beach or sit in my car or take a walk and let my mind work out story lines.

Being a substitute teacher I go to a preschool one day and a post high school special ed class the next, PE then first Grade, Science then Art, anywhere anytime, and what I do is helped or hindered by the complexity or lack of lesson plans. These were the most detailed lesson plans I have ever encountered.

[Laraine Kensicki]

wow - very detailed! was the day a dream or a nightmare?

[Laura]

Good idea & great picture.

[Dixie Goode]

@eniaral funny, I loved it but I know another sub who thinks it's too overwhelming and won't take that class

[Suze]

Great photo - thanks for the follow. My son is in Special Ed High School and we really do appreciate the staff who teach him

[Netkonnexion]

Wow.. some work has gone into that. Cool capture tho'.

[Dixie Goode]

@roddy The reason I got into special Education is a brother, born when I was 12 with Down Syndrome. Here is a blog I wrote about him. http://echo-echosvoice.blogspot.com/2011/10/my-brother-has-downs-syndrome-and-i.html

[Henri Russell]

Great picture. The lesson plans look pretty thick. Looks like the lesson plans are well organized.

[Naomi]

Wow, that looks very organised!

[Mrs. Smith]

This is a wonderful idea!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

They not only look detailed, but they are color coordinated as well! How cute is that?

[carol white]

Great detail and well organised!!

[Maggiemae]

You must have a wealth of skills to subsitute in so many different areas! I bet you always have something to talk about!

[Sue Kosa]

Wow !!!

[summerfield]

a great teacher has a wealth of things to teach, not just from the lesson plans. and you, my friend, from what i have gleaned about so far, have to be one of the great ones. for dedication alone, you're a star!

[Amanda R.]

Great capture! I would think a more detailed lesson plan would be a good thing, personally!