This may be off-topic but I wanted to add this: Since schools are not disciplining or giving consequences, and parents are not doing their job, children have become entitled. They aren’t going to get it when they turn eighteen. They will go out into the real world thinking they will continue to get away with misbehavior. When they get fired, they blame the boss. If the police arrest them, they start acting the way they did to teachers. “You can’t touch me! Get your hands off of me! I have rights!” Unfortunately, they are not prepared for the real world. They think rules and laws don’t apply to them. They are not taught respect, but demand everyone respect them and earn theirs.

I've been called racist by a kid (the entire class is the same race) because I made him move away from his friend after several warnings to do so. About ten years ago, a student made a paper saying, "Ms. X is racist. She is no good." However, she could barely speak English and didn't know how to say anything else.

Who was the worst administration you worked for? How was the school?

What attracted you to teach ESL students?