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MarginallyAmusing t1_j62cuqe wrote

I am only marginally amused. Unfortunately, I've found that letters sent home by grade school teachers often have terrible grammar.

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mygoditsfullofstars2 t1_j62d17e wrote

After all the posts I've seen of this pen, I'm starting to believe that this was all guerilla marketing by Walmart

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MrPlow_357 t1_j62e7r4 wrote

Good thing schools don't care about that anymore.

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mnemonikos82 t1_j62gdub wrote

That's not a mistake, that's a declaration of war

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tams420 t1_j62j8k2 wrote

Replying to MarginallyAmusing (#1,522,667)

I went to school for elementary school. It was scary how many people in the program couldn’t spell and had horrible grammar. The one stand out though was one girl who I was assigned to be in a group project with. Her part was completely unacceptable and I said something along the lines of asking how could she expect to teach. Her response was that she would just teach second grade and under or special education.

My mom was a teacher for thirty-seven years and has been retired for a bit now. The last of her friends recently retired but is still doing some consulting working for the school. She said the quality of teachers coming in are overall not good. We’re in an area the pay isn’t terrible.

N.B. - I ended up not teaching.

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AncientClumps t1_j62p4qa wrote

I bet a teacher would treasure this if the kid gave it to him/her with the error crossed out and corrected.

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sdhibl t1_j63bo8l wrote

The whole thing is a mistake. Seriously, wtf?! Let’s just keep brainwashing today’s youth instead of actually teaching them.

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TheCubeOfDoom t1_j63lnc2 wrote

What a crappy thing to exist in the first place.

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Factsaretheonlytruth t1_j64iigb wrote

Better not give this to a teacher in Florida or Governor DeSanta Claus will have you arrested.

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