Post by susie on Aug 3, 2006 23:16:56 GMT -5
It depends on the group as well. I teach at-risk kids, and on any given day about 3/4 of the class is having significant behaviour problems. It kind of goes with the territory. Most of these kids are not getting even close to the level of parenting that they need (due to parents being absent, on drugs, in jail, etc.) It's not the kids' fault, of course, but it can still make for some *really* difficult days.
But I've taught normal kids as well, and they can be a joy. You'll always have two or three kids who act up, but there are some classes that I remember very fondly.
But I've taught normal kids as well, and they can be a joy. You'll always have two or three kids who act up, but there are some classes that I remember very fondly.
