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A passing lapse of attention on a trivial issue seems like a perfectly good excuse one’s correct usage of its has no bearing on their mastery of introductory
by jncfhnb 2y ago
A passing lapse of attention on a trivial issue seems like a perfectly good excuse
one’s correct usage of its has no bearing on their mastery of introductory
finance.
If we devoted extra energy to getting high schoolers to follow your dad’s shitty rules, they would probably do worse on standardized tests because you’ve utterly distorted the apparent salience of certain skills
- WalterBright 2y agoA lot of employers mark misspellings on a college graduate resume "no hire". One would never know it, either, because reasons for rejection are rarely given. > high schoolers This was college, not high school. More is expected from college students.
- jncfhnb 2y agoThat sounds like a great lesson to teach in a course about professional development or career guidance then. Was this what your dad was teaching?
- WalterBright 2y agoHe taught classes in business and finance, and was dismayed at students graduating with a business degree who could not spell "business". He felt it damaged the reputation of the college.