What Grade Should You Teach?

You Should Teach Fourth Grade



You are a very intuitive person. You tend to immediately understand what drives a person and what a person needs.
You know how to challenge people and help them break through walls. You are inspiring to others.

You are giving and generous. You are willing to spend a lot of time with someone to help them achieve their goals.
You make people feel good about themselves. You build self-esteem effectively.

What Grade Should You Teach?

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You are a very intuitive person. You tend to immediately understand what drives a person and what a person needs.<br />
You know how to challenge people and help them break through walls. You are inspiring to others.<br />
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You are giving and generous. You are willing to spend a lot of time with someone to help them achieve their goals.<br />
You make people feel good about themselves. You build self-esteem effectively.
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You Should Teach Fifth Grade

You are laid back. You have a great sense of humor and figure "kids will be kids."
You have a lot of energy and endurance. It is hard for kids to wear you down.

You're able to roll with a rowdy classroom if you need to, but you also know how to keep students in line.
You are flexible and spontaneous. You can throw the whole plan out the window, if you need to.

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<strong>You Should Teach First Grade</strong>
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You are encouraging and easygoing. You don't mind answering the same questions from kids over and over.<br />
You are also very detail oriented. You're a stickler for proper punctuation and grammar.<br />
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While you run a tight ship, you still know how to have fun with learning.<br />
You are good at motivating and inspiring others, especially kids!
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You are encouraging and easygoing. You don't mind answering the same questions from kids over and over.<br />
You are also very detail oriented. You're a stickler for proper punctuation and grammar.<br />
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While you run a tight ship, you still know how to have fun with learning.<br />
You are good at motivating and inspiring others, especially kids!
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You Should Teach Second Grade



You are an excellent communicator and instructor. You would take teaching seriously.
You know how to present a subject in many ways. You are good at coming up with examples.

You are both supportive and challenging. You know when to push, and you know when to praise.
You have a lot of energy, and you don't get discouraged easily. You don't give up on people.

What Grade Should You Teach?

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You are laid back. You have a great sense of humor and figure "kids will be kids." <br />
You have a lot of energy and endurance. It is hard for kids to wear you down.<br />
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You're able to roll with a rowdy classroom if you need to, but you also know how to keep students in line.<br />
You are flexible and spontaneous. You can throw the whole plan out the window, if you need to.
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You Should Teach Kindergarten



You are a warm, empathetic person who truly loves children. And children love you right back.
You have more patience than most, and you're able to let little things slide.

You are also expressive and fun. You have the perfect personality for reading aloud and leading art projects.
You are creative and inspiring. You can keep learning interesting, simple, and fun.

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You Should Teach Third Grade



You are good at dealing with many types of personalities at once. You are an excellent multitasker.
You can teach a group well, but you're also able to help people out one on one.

You see everyone as individuals, and you're able to meet them where they are. You don't judge or push.
You know how to ask interesting questions and point people in the right direction.

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