Posted on May 4, 2016
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http://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2016/05/04/Texas-teachers-tricked-by-7-year-olds-misspelled-note-forgery/ [login to see] 439/?spt=hs&or=on
Mind you, since teachers are well aware that a significant number of illiterate kids are graduating high school why SHOULDN'T the teacher have believed that someone could be BOTH a mother and illiterate?
Mind you, since teachers are well aware that a significant number of illiterate kids are graduating high school why SHOULDN'T the teacher have believed that someone could be BOTH a mother and illiterate?
Texas teachers tricked by 7-year-old's misspelled note forgery
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Wow. That's just...a horrible indictment against our society in general...but also kind of funny
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Apparently a lack of caring in the after school program, one less kid for them to look after.
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I'm guilty of old forgery. And I can write in cursive, much to the dismay of CommonCORE aficionados.
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PO3 Sherry Thornburg
Living arrangements. Parents working most of the time. No such thing as a home folder in the old days. I'd get to school the teacher would ask for X-permission slips and I'd go Crap! My mom's signature wasn't too difficult. My dad's was a work of art. Would never have been able to do his.
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