A shocked mother has taken to Twitter to share an error-laden letter from her son’s school… regarding spelling tests.
Mum-of-two Amanda, from Kent in the UK, discovered the note glued inside her little boy’s homework book. On further inspection, she found that of the six words her son was asked to learn to spell, the teacher had spelled two of them (both ‘immediately’ and ‘sincerely’) incorrectly.
The rest of the text also contained a number of typos. Facepalm.
My son has spellings from school that they want him to learn. I’m currently holding my head and sighing. pic.twitter.com/OUtVzXAVPj
— Amanda (@Pandamoanimum) January 17, 2016
While most readers were incredulous, some Twitter users accused Amanda of ‘teacher shaming’, something she denies.
In fact, the school later tried to correct the error, only to fail miserably a second time:
Update. Found this in son’s bag. Assume errors realised and meant to stick this in instead. *shakes head again* pic.twitter.com/B6Za2hc3qR
— Amanda (@Pandamoanimum) January 17, 2016
What do you think, was Amanda right to make an example out of this teacher’s poor spelling? Let us know on Twitter @HerFamilydotie.
