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Sep 18, 2012
I don't have much teaching experience but am a licensed SPED teacher.
I'm going to interviewed for a SPED ESL position at the secondary level real soon.
From your posts it looks like teaching ESL by itself is a challenge without throwing SPED into the mix.
I don't mind a challenge, but I don't want to kill myself with prep work, either. Should I turn down this job if it's offered to me?
Thanks for any realistic input.
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On 9/18/12, Ellen wrote: > Hi, > > I don't have much teaching experience but am a licensed > SPED teacher. > > I'm going to interviewed for a SPED ESL position at the > secondary level real soon. > > From your posts it looks like teaching ...See More