Yes, high school. Not too many people want to become teachers, especially secondary teachers. It's a shame, as in the next 6 years statistics are telling us that 40% of the teachers will retire. :o
I have a deep passion for history, and love geography so I just want to pass on my knowledge and passion to kids. I think education is really the foundation on which a society builds itself.
Actually, I have a friend who's a high school history teacher and he has been voted "teacher of the year" by the students 3 of the past 5 years, so I might be contradicting my statement. History is one of those subjects that the right teacher can bring to life for the students. It takes a special person to take a subject like that with kids that age and instill that kind of response.
I chaperoned my son's 8th grade class on a trip to Washington D.C. last fall. The parents couldn't get enough, but sadly the kids for the most part were bored unless they had a chance to goof around. We also walked around a battle field from the civil war; the bloodiest 2 days in U.S. war history. We were there for about 3 hours. I could have spent a week there.