on 2012-02-24
Does your head spin when someone writes something like “I hope you’re day is going great!” or “Are their others like you?” If you’re anything like me, you loathe bad grammar and internally judge people when you receive a poorly worded e-mail.
In an effort to brighten the day of Terry and myself, Edudemic intern Heather sent us the following comic from Explosm.net. I thought it was simply too good to not share with the rest of the Edudemic community. Enjoy!
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Since it's Friday, I thought this might be worth sharing. In today's Dilbert comic, Carol and Dilbert (if you're a regular reader, you know the characters) are chatting. She asks about the future career potential for her son and, well, it's not looking good.
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What happened when you graduated from high school? Or college? Did you basically forget 90% of what you learned? Looking back, do you only remember who your teacher was and not what they taught you?
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Should phones be in the classroom? Will students use them appropriately? Would they text their teachers instead of raising their hands? All valid concerns covered in one funny comic.
![The Funny Thing About Cheating [COMIC]](http://www.edudemic.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/Screen-shot-2012-03-11-at-11.10.33-AM.png)
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Have you ever caught a student cheating? Were you impressed at the lengths he or she went to in order to actually cheat? I've known some who would have aced a test had they spent as much time focusing on the test rather than on cheating.
![How English Teachers Party [Comic]](http://www.edudemic.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/grammar2.s600x600.jpg)
