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Post by Amy on Aug 16, 2006 23:02:43 GMT
It is great working with kids (especially little ones) as they will accept most of what you say/do as right  Though you will eventually get one who will question  |
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Post by princessmoose on Aug 16, 2006 23:04:25 GMT
Hmm, I beg to differ with the kids in my school! But I like teaching obedient ones  . |
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Post by Amy on Aug 16, 2006 23:09:32 GMT
Are you working in a primary or secondary school? all mine where between 5 and 8.
Most of them are good, though there was one kid who refused to do anything I said because 'why should he listen to me because I wasn't an adult' the fact that there is a 10 year age difference didn't matter
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Post by princessmoose on Aug 16, 2006 23:10:58 GMT
Secondary. It's all been voluntary up until now where in September I'm getting paid to teach woodwind all year, and until I go to uni I'm teaching GCSE and A-level, so at least I mostly avoid the little brats!
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Post by Amy on Aug 16, 2006 23:16:11 GMT
Thats a great job to do, and the beauty of GCSE and A-level is that they are usually people who actually want to do it  Is the school in bangor or will you be travelling back and forth? |
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Post by princessmoose on Aug 16, 2006 23:18:59 GMT
School is here near home, so travelling! A-level is people who want to do it, still get some random GCSE weirdos, but I don't care, they've chosen to do it so I get on with teaching them. I see no point in moaning about how they shouldn't be allowed because they do rock etc etc. |
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Trying to be a musician 