I’m looking for a job as a Spanish teacher. Which age group is easier to work with? Any tips/input will be greatly appreciated. Thx!
Spanish teacher – elementary, middle or high school?
– September 27, 2011Posted in: Q & A
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Honestly it really depends on you. I would recommend you ask a teacher if you can observe their classes. I can’t older kids, cause i hate attitudes, so i like elementary age kids. The younger the kids are the more dependent they are and the less they are able to do. They also don’t have intelligent conversation. Middle school kids have A LOT of drama, the girls are just starting to like the boys, and this causes a lot of problems, it seems like there is less drama in high schools, probably because they are bigger so people have more choice of who their friends are, also they are learning more to control their emotions. But i’m sure even every school is different. I know a lot of people that went to school to be teachers, thought they liked one age, and found out that another grade level they enjoyed better.