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05 January 2006

If You Teach School. . .

"You annoy your family, friends and perfect strangers by correcting their grammar."

How true is that?

This is today's entry on a page-a-day calendar that my mother gave me for Christmas, called "Tips for Teachers," filled with tips, inspirational quotes, and words of wisdom for educators.

I do my best to proof the blog (there's no spell check option), and I do a good job, but every once in a while I'll reread something from weeks ago, and find a typo, and I freak out! R (as English is her 2nd language) is no longer aloud to post without sending it through me first. I know, I know. I'm a b*tch.

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