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  • Writer: Tara Aldrich
    Tara Aldrich
  • May 28, 2019
  • 1 min read

Updated: Mar 25, 2020




How long have you been a substitute teacher? 3 months.

Why did you choose education as a career? I chose a career in education to help urban youth succeed.

What is your fondest memory of being a substitute teacher? When I first started substitute teaching and I was so scared and just remembering that everything will be alright.

Why is being a substitute teacher important? It’s important that you make an impact on a child's life. Even if it’s small, they'll remember that you care and are coming from a genuine place.

Would you like to share anything else? Well, my name is Tyler Sawyer and I am 27 years of age. I have a Psychology degree that I worked really hard on. My hobbies consist of eating lots of Häagen-Dazs coffee ice-cream and watching horror movies. I love to cook & bake and I love baking with my kids. I like to walk a lot and listen to music; I love to stay active! I’m from South Philly so I love a good cheesesteak with cheese wiz and French fries. I also like playing video games, watching T.V. and reading. The book I’m reading right now is “Becoming Michelle Obama” and it’s a great read!

 
 
 
  • Writer: Tara Aldrich
    Tara Aldrich
  • May 28, 2019
  • 1 min read

Updated: Mar 25, 2020


How long have you been a substitute teacher? 5 months.

Why did you choose education as a career? I like the energy of kids and enjoy working in a school environment.

What is your fondest memory of being a substitute teacher? Receiving artwork from several Kindergarteners!

Why is being a substitute teacher important? It's important for me to help create a positive and creative space.

Would you like to share anything else?Some of my favorite activities are bicycling, reading, and spending time with close friends. I also love to express myself through dance and music. In addition to substitute teaching, I also tutor and lead "Conscious Breadth-work" classes around Philly.

 
 
 
  • Writer: Tara Aldrich
    Tara Aldrich
  • Mar 3, 2019
  • 1 min read

Read more about Esther, our awesome March sub of the month!

How long have you been a substitute teacher? 

I taught 7th-12th English and Middle School Math for 13 years!


Why did you choose education as a career? 

Though education was my fourth career, it has always been my passion. Teaching elementary school, kindergarten to fourth grade, has also been an awesome experience. I enjoy the little darlings.


What is your fondest memory of a substitute teacher? 

As a professional teacher and student, I am always learning more and more so that I can share the knowledge and life's experiences with my children.


Why is being a substitute teacher important? 

After retiring from the School District of Philadelphia in 2014, my husband and I took time to relax and travel, but I was missing teaching. My experience at Educators on Call since December 2018, has given me the opportunity to return to the classroom and has exposed me to teaching subjects outside of my certified area. Every time I get the opportunity to do so, I accept the challenge with joy. I may have to do a little research on a subject to prepare for a class, but I don't mind. I don't want the students to miss a beat!


Would you like to share anything else? 

Thank you again, Educators on Call, for this honor. Grace be to you, and peace, from God our Father and, from the Lord Jesus Christ.



 
 
 
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