The Sub-Plot
Survive the Classroom - Play the WAY Game
I was a substitute teacher for a year and a half to start my career and half a day to end my career. In the olden days, I used a lesson/simulation called the Desert Survival Situation, which saved the day multiple times when I was allowed to give this lesson.
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Substitute teaching is like the Desert Survival Situation - if you have the right tools, you survive; if not, you don't. The WAY Game will be your Survival Tools.
The solution to my problem of how to share the WAY Game is with the Sub-Plot - Substitute Teachers introducing and playing the WAY Game when the teacher is away. It's a win, win, win, win situation for the Guest Teacher, the Homeroom Teacher, the Students and the Administration.
The Why, How, and When of the Sub-Plot
Why
How
When
- Teachers don't have to leave lesson plans or deal with unruly study upon their return.
- Students acquire knowledge by using AI to learn how to study and learn.
- Guest Teachers have better days.
- Administrators and office staff have reduced discipline problems.
- Participating Guest Teachers follow my Blog for lesson plans.
- School Districts post a list of trained and participating Sub-Plot Teachers. {Also known as Ringers.}
- Anytime teachers are away is a potential WAY Day.
- All you need is free and available to all, 24/7
Some Guest Teachers are Ringers.
Be a Ringer.
Independently, learn the WAY Game and promote yourself as a Ringer.
