Doris Said:

esl teacher? what do you do?

We Answered:

If you are overseas, you are an EFL (English as a Foreign Language) teacher, not an ESL (English as a Second Language) teacher.

I currently teach ESL at an American high school, and I am a "real" teacher. I write lesson plans, have my own classes, etc.

I also have taught a university class in Asia. There, I was also a "real" teacher.

If you are thinking about going overseas, the type of job you have will depend on your education. I have my MA in TESOL from a good university, so I can be a "real" college instructor. If you have a Bachelor's in a random subject or no degree at all, you are much more like to be an assistant. It depends a lot on where you are teaching - would it be a public school, a university, or a private English institute?

Wade Said:

ESL private teaching help!!... I need a suitable song?? (Please no rude or mean comments!!)?

We Answered:

Go for a classic song. You should have somewhat a good idea of his musical taste and pick a song in that genre that has been translated to spanish. From there i guess you can work on grammar and translating. After you can ask him to translate another song from spanish to english. This will require thinking since not all spanish grammar rules apply in english. i hope this helps