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ask someone who has done both...
I've done both. I would say primary requires more work outside the class. Secondary can be more stressful behaviour-management wise.
I've been teaching Special Ed the last 7 years and love it. I wouldn't want to teach at a special school for students with extreme disabilities. But teaching in a Special Ed block within a mainstream setting is great.