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    • Educators On Call
      • Feb 12, 2020
      • 2 min read

    Sub of the Month: February



    How long have you worked for Educators On Call?

    I've worked with Educators on Call for 7 months.


    Why did you choose education as a career?

    I like to think that I did not choose education, it chose me. I have always had a love for kids. I also came to realize that I have the ability to influence positive change among students and teens in particular.


    What is your fondest memory as a substitute teacher?

    I have many, but my fondest is probably the love and appreciation I received from my first assignment at the Hebrew Charter school where I substituted for a month. The children made me a card, and they all stood and verbally told me one by one what they loved about me and what they were going to miss about me. It broke my heart to leave them, I was so touched. They will always have a place in my heart.


    Why is being a substitute teacher important?

    Being a substitute teacher is important not just for filling in gaps when a teacher is out, but we have the rare opportunity that most teachers don’t. We have the ability to plant seeds of love, hope, the importance of determination and resilience. We have the opportunity to remind students of the importance of self-control and self-discipline, which are all keys to success. These children are the future, they need to be reminded that their actions matter, the work they do now matters. We need to plant seeds in their heart that bear fruits of success so that they understand that hard work, does pay off. That also they can choose to make a difference and become a part of the solution.


    Please share a little about yourself (i.e. your family, your hobbies, etc).

    I have been married for twenty-five years to my husband Delroy who has been my backbone. I have been blessed to have three beautiful daughters who are world-changers in their own right. I learn from them just as much as they learn from me. It is because of my children that I recognized the importance of meeting students in their own pedagogy. My hobbies include writing, reading, motivating others, traveling, crafting, cooking and baking. My aspiration is to impact positive change and light wherever I go, to whomever I meet. It still takes a community to raise our children, I know things have changed but it is even more urgent now that we meet our students right where they are, with no judgment, so we can lift them up for the greater good of their future, our future actually.


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    • Educators On Call
      • Dec 20, 2019
      • 1 min read

    Sub of the Month: December

    Updated: Jan 2, 2020



    How long have you worked for Educators On Call? 

    I have worked with Educators on Call for almost four years.


    As a returning guest teacher for EOC share one thing that you enjoy about being a part of the team.

    One thing I enjoy about being a part of the team is that I get to positively impact the lives of children.


    How has being an EOC guest teacher impacted your life?

    As a guest teacher, I have grown as a person. I have become a better leader and I have even surprised myself with some abilities that I didn't know I had.


    Any advice to new and future EOC guest teachers?

    My advice to new teachers would be to learn from the multitudes of other teachers that you will come in contact with daily.


    - Byron

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    • Educators On Call
      • Oct 24, 2019
      • 1 min read

    Sub of the Month: October

    Updated: Jan 2, 2020



    How long have you been a sub? 

    1 month

    Why did you choose education as a career? 

    I care about the development of children.

    What is your fondest memory as a substitute teacher? 

    While teaching at Harambee Academy, I ran into young members of a family that count me and my son as members of their family.

    Why is being a substitute teacher important? 

    Learning every day is important. A substitute teacher allows the teacher to take the time off without disrupting the class' progress.

    Would you like to share anything else?

    I'm a mom of an elementary school student. I'm an artist and performer. I enjoy dancing and traveling.

    A Thought from EOC:

    This is Delia's first time as a substitute teacher and we truly appreciate all that she does. She was eager to jump right in and consistently pick up assignments. Her dedication to her fellow staff members and students shows her passion for her work. She is an amazing example of what being an EOC sub represents.  

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