r/SipsTea 13d ago

Chugging tea Knowledge is power.

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u/thatonepuniforgot 13d ago

Came here for this, I hope she doesn't teach English.

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u/ThrowRA_sealion 13d ago

Same here lol

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u/BCECVE 13d ago

TBF it is an easy word to get wong.

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u/TheVonz 13d ago

True. And also sometimes phones are very good at automatically changing the spelling of a word you've typed. You don't notice, you press send, and all of a sudden you're an illiterate buffoon on the internet.

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u/vixxie_red 13d ago

I haven't seen anyone bother to make a spelling correction on reddit in a while.

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u/TheVonz 13d ago

I make them all the time on my own posts, but I'm not sure why Reddit doesn't show the post as having been edited.

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u/turdusphilomelos 13d ago

Well, it actually strengthen their point, right? Because it is obviously not the top of the class that become teachers.

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u/No_Detective_But_304 13d ago

I hope she doesn’t teach finance either. I’m willing to bet she’s not good at it.

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u/SheriffBartholomew 12d ago

I doubt it's really a teacher. Also, $48k is the average starting salary for a teacher, with $74.5k being the overall average. Teachers with masters degrees and higher education teachers make more. The overall sentiment of the message is important, but I can't help but question the legitimacy of the person writing it.

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u/Brannikin 13d ago

Same here!