You're saying that wrong...

Stelth said:
However, I think she just pronounced it incorrectly.
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That is what really makes it worse. If it was an "innocent" mistake.... from an educator? 🤦‍♂️
 
In a perfect world, a principal became so after years — decades — of teaching. In my opinion.
 
David Mary said:
That is what really makes it worse. If it was an "innocent" mistake.... from an educator? 🤦‍♂️
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Our Psych teacher in high school would always pronounce Walter Cronkite's name as Conkrite. Can't remember how/why his name would come up, but will never forget her pronunciation.
 
I had a high school science teacher who pronounced "larynx" as "lar-nix". :rolleyes:
 
About 10 years in to my teaching career, I was encouraged to join a "leadership group" which could eventually offer a position in administration. I went to one meeting. That was all it took for me to know I wouldn't be going that route. In 30 years I worked for 6 principals. Only one, in my opinion, deserved to be called an educator.
 
"Lady" in youtube bodycam video I watched kept insisting this, about the car she was pulled over in: "They never reported it stolden!"
 
My neighbor is a teacher and she also wishes to avoid any position in administration. She does get roped into being group leader due to her organizational skills.
 
I was taught in my early adult life about the 80/20 rule, which posits that 80% of the work is done by 20% of the people.
 
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