Tell me some bad substitute teacher stories.

One common problem is lack of preparation. They often don't know the material well enough to teach it effectively. For example, they might mispronounce key terms or give wrong explanations.

Once there was a substitute teacher who walked into the wrong classroom. He started teaching a completely different subject until the students told him he was in the wrong place. It was so funny seeing his confused face.

Once there was a marine biologist who became a substitute teacher for a coastal school. She brought in specimens from the ocean, like starfish and sea urchins. The kids were amazed. She told them stories about the deep sea and how every creature has a role. It inspired the students to care more about the marine environment.

In some cases, a teacher from a different class or a storytelling expert invited to your school can be the substitute teacher to tell you an interesting story. They bring new perspectives and exciting narratives.

Since I'm not familiar with this 'Gary Howard Stern substitute teacher story', it's difficult to tell it directly. However, if it's a story about a substitute teacher, perhaps it involves his unique teaching methods, his interactions with students, or some special events that happened during his substitute teaching period.

One story I heard was about a substitute who fell asleep during class. The students were left to their own devices and started causing chaos. They were running around, throwing things, and no learning took place at all.

There was a substitute who gave us a really hard test that our regular teacher had never mentioned. She didn't explain anything and just expected us to know all the answers. It was so mean of her. She also graded it harshly and many of us got bad grades for no good reason.

One crazy substitute teacher story I heard was that a sub walked into a classroom full of high - school students wearing a superhero costume. He said it was to make the class more fun. He even pretended to have superpowers during the lessons.

One horror story is when a substitute teacher walked into a classroom full of unruly students. They completely ignored her instructions and started throwing things around. She tried to calm them down but they just laughed at her. It was a nightmare as she had no support from the school staff during that time.

One of the best substitute teacher stories I know is about a teacher who walked into a chaotic classroom. Instead of getting frustrated, he started doing magic tricks. The students were instantly captivated. He used the tricks to teach basic math concepts like addition and subtraction. For example, he made some small balls disappear and reappear to show how numbers can be added or subtracted. By the end of the day, the unruly class had become a group of eager learners.