Email, personal note, or drop in...

Discussion in 'Substitute Teachers Archives' started by KateA, Aug 4, 2010.

  1. KateA

    KateA Rookie

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    Aug 4, 2010

    So my business cards come in today (yay!), and I was going to go around to a few friends and acquaintances in the local schools and pass them out (not harass anybody or anything). About a year and a half ago, I observed a local teacher and his classroom when I took an Intro to Ed class, and I was thinking about giving him some of my cards (nice guy, he told me to put him down as a reference for my sub application). Since I haven't talked to him in over a year, what do you think I should do: write him an email letting him know I'm available, drop a personal note off in his mailbox, or visit him in person during pre-planning? I figured visiting him in person might not be good because he's probably busy with meetings and... planning. What do you guys think?

    Thanks in advance!
     
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  3. azure

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    Aug 4, 2010

    Put a note and some of your cards in his mailbox.
     
  4. Special-t

    Special-t Enthusiast

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    Aug 6, 2010

    I'd stop by with a smile and a biz card. Just a quick hello to let him know you're subbing.

    I've had so much success with face-to-face drop-offs. They staff gets to see that you're someone they want at their school.
     
  5. John Lee

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    Aug 8, 2010

    I think during these planning days, it would be fine and even a welcome thing... no classes in session, just teachers getting ready, I say yes. If you got the time, drop by and say hi (with a card).
     

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