/lit/ - Literature

what kind of fluency do you need to be able to teach at least to high school grade kids? I have no formal qualification but I've spent the last few years learning and reading Latin, I was thinking to earn maybe some extra few bucks helping high school kids who maybe need an extra hand

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>Would you say that somebody who knows Ancient Greek can comprehend, say, 30-50% of what he reads in modern Greek, with no previous knowledge of modern Greek?
I'd say so, I just opened el.wikipedia.org an was able to quickly find the random page link Τυχαίο λήμμα from AG τυχή and λῆμμα, then I got Φέλιξ Κούλοφ and I can tell he was a Kyrgiz politician from 2005 to 2007 after the revolution of tulipans(?), that he was born in Φρούνζε and studied(?) to be policeman
though the kind of material could make the difference and there's also modern words like καριέρα

>I'm desperate for affection but afraid of people.
What are some books that deal with that phenomena?