New Teacher Advice - Dos and Don'ts When in the Staffroom

We've been there, stepping into the staffroom when you're new or on supply can feel like a wild west saloon! Here are the dos and don'ts of the teacher break room to help you make a great impression.
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[@andrewgreatbatch9804]

Tonight I’ve watched around ten of your videos and I just want to say thank you so much. They’re so helpful. I start my job as a teaching assistant next month and I’m rather nervous. These little videos help so so so much.

[@My-Progression]

Hi Andrew, so glad to hear you enjoy our videos. Thanks for tuning in! Good luck in your new job, we're sure you'll smash it!

[@damilolaawotundun9875]

This is so nice. It helps me get started without been nervous since I have known dos and don't. Thanks.

[@My-Progression]

Glad to hear that we've helped :) thank you

[@carolinekelly3415]

Thanks for sharing your guidance and advice.

[@My-Progression]

You're welcome, thank you for watching!

[@carolinekelly3415]

Good tips. Thank you.

[@My-Progression]

Glad it was helpful!

[@detectivethinker3637]

I went to be a Teaching Assistant and they constantly asked me what I did last night. One way is to be polite, but another way is to suss out what sort of person you are...

[@My-Progression]

Sounds like people were trying to get to know you :)