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Peer reviewedTannenbaum, Margaret D. – Educational Leadership, 2000
A survey of superintendents from seven New Jersey counties revealed that most districts provided little training for substitutes or teachers using them, despite employing an average of 5,320 subs weekly. Teachers, substitutes, and students provided suggestions for improvement. Substitutes prefer schools with strong support systems. (MLH)
Descriptors: Administrative Problems, Administrator Attitudes, Elementary Secondary Education, Role Perception
