Kids can spot a phony in mere seconds and their “smell test” senses are more finely-tuned than ours. That’s what made this post so amusing to me: a student calling out their teacher for adopting an inane suggestion from Sandy Garrett, Oklahoma’s State Superintendent, that teachers should accept assignments in texting speak.
In defense of Ms. [...]
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