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[quote=Anonymous]I'm an ES ESOL teacher and it is possible you could see it as an "easier" job. I have a ton of paperwork at the beginning and end of the year which is stressful and time consuming but the rest of the year isn't bad. We used to have an ESOL specific curriculum which made my job doable but not anymore. There is definitely less busywork than homeroom teachers have. Collecting money, permission slips, forms, etc etc is very time consuming so I don't have to do that. When my students go on a field trip or have an assembly, etc, I get a free period. I am much happier as an ESOL teacher than a homeroom teacher. I wouldn't say it is less work, I would say the boring work is concentrated into 2 parts of the school year. [/quote]
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