STEDI TRAINING NOTES WITH
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WRITTEN
CORRECTLY
Severe Injury Response - answer✔✔✨-Remain with student and send another student or teacher
for help.
Allow INJURED person to clean own wound. Send home clothes in a lined bag.
Bleeding knees, noses, etc: Hand student a tissue or paper towel and instruct them to hold it on their
wound and go to the nurse. Do not let them participate in class activities.
Carry a pair of disposable gloves that are waterproof and made of either latex or vinyl.
"Check with the school office when there is a student injury. Some schools may require you to complete
an accident report form. If so, leave a copy for the permanent teacher and keep one for your records."
Who to report child abuse to - answer✔✔✨-School employees (including substitute teachers) who
know or reasonably believe that a student has been neglected, or physically or sexually abused, shall
immediately notify the building principal, the law enforcement agency, or office of the State Division of
Human Services.
Who to report sexual harassment to - answer✔✔✨-Your local principal, superintendent, or
personnel/human resources office
Your city or state office of Anti-Discrimination
Your state office of Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)
The Office of Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Education [
, Dealing with bullying - answer✔✔✨-Avoid feeling as though you need to sort out facts or details of
the incident immediately.
Instead, wait until later when you can visit with students one-on-one.
Other - answer✔✔✨-Never contact a student's parents
Safety and Evacuation Procedures - answer✔✔✨-Familiarize yourself with the school layout so that
you know how to evacuate the class in the event of a fire drill or other emergency.
Fire/weather drill routes are posted in all classrooms.
Know where the nearest exits are located.
Have a class roster to take with you as you evacuate the building so you can account for them later.
Field Trips - answer✔✔✨-Parental permission to participate in the field trip must be secured prior
to the trip. Be certain that every student in the class has turned in a signed release/consent form.
Since you will most likely be unfamiliar with the students, create nametags to be worn on students'
shirts or coats. If you are visiting a location where there may be many school groups, use a distinctive
shape or color for your students' nametags.
Day before - answer✔✔✨-Have section of your closet devoted to entire subbing outfits at the ready
for a last-minute assignment.
Ask office - answer✔✔✨-Keys, extra nurse passes and office referrals, how to send students to
office, attendance procedures
After leaving office and before entering classroom - answer✔✔✨-Find restrooms, gym, cafeteria,
and auditorium
Corrective methods - answer✔✔✨-If the behavior is inconsequential, ignore at first, then redirect
students to constructive behavior and they will probably stop without having to be faced with a
consequence.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WRITTEN
CORRECTLY
Severe Injury Response - answer✔✔✨-Remain with student and send another student or teacher
for help.
Allow INJURED person to clean own wound. Send home clothes in a lined bag.
Bleeding knees, noses, etc: Hand student a tissue or paper towel and instruct them to hold it on their
wound and go to the nurse. Do not let them participate in class activities.
Carry a pair of disposable gloves that are waterproof and made of either latex or vinyl.
"Check with the school office when there is a student injury. Some schools may require you to complete
an accident report form. If so, leave a copy for the permanent teacher and keep one for your records."
Who to report child abuse to - answer✔✔✨-School employees (including substitute teachers) who
know or reasonably believe that a student has been neglected, or physically or sexually abused, shall
immediately notify the building principal, the law enforcement agency, or office of the State Division of
Human Services.
Who to report sexual harassment to - answer✔✔✨-Your local principal, superintendent, or
personnel/human resources office
Your city or state office of Anti-Discrimination
Your state office of Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)
The Office of Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Education [
, Dealing with bullying - answer✔✔✨-Avoid feeling as though you need to sort out facts or details of
the incident immediately.
Instead, wait until later when you can visit with students one-on-one.
Other - answer✔✔✨-Never contact a student's parents
Safety and Evacuation Procedures - answer✔✔✨-Familiarize yourself with the school layout so that
you know how to evacuate the class in the event of a fire drill or other emergency.
Fire/weather drill routes are posted in all classrooms.
Know where the nearest exits are located.
Have a class roster to take with you as you evacuate the building so you can account for them later.
Field Trips - answer✔✔✨-Parental permission to participate in the field trip must be secured prior
to the trip. Be certain that every student in the class has turned in a signed release/consent form.
Since you will most likely be unfamiliar with the students, create nametags to be worn on students'
shirts or coats. If you are visiting a location where there may be many school groups, use a distinctive
shape or color for your students' nametags.
Day before - answer✔✔✨-Have section of your closet devoted to entire subbing outfits at the ready
for a last-minute assignment.
Ask office - answer✔✔✨-Keys, extra nurse passes and office referrals, how to send students to
office, attendance procedures
After leaving office and before entering classroom - answer✔✔✨-Find restrooms, gym, cafeteria,
and auditorium
Corrective methods - answer✔✔✨-If the behavior is inconsequential, ignore at first, then redirect
students to constructive behavior and they will probably stop without having to be faced with a
consequence.
