My son's year 2 teacher has very poor grammar.
Am I being too precious and stuck up about it? Does it matter? I am not comfortable about it.
She says things like 'they is in their bags' 'they was going out' etc. It's actually very, very poor to the point that all the parents have noticed.
My son is copying her and I am concerned. If I am honest I worry about how educated she is etc. She is new to the school this year. Her written grammar is also poor from what I have seen so far.
I want to add she's very nice, friendly, warm and approachable in every other area. WWYD?
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Teacher with poor grammar
Cortina · 16/09/2009 10:52
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