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Like completed high school, bachelors, masters, Phd?
No, because *some* of the people who supposedly have good jobs (or ones that presumably require good education) can't write.
Tell me, what level of education do I have?
no....but I would never assume that someone did or didnt have a high education level based on the way they type their posts....I hardley ever use correct spelling/grammer. meanwhile I minored in American Lit.....I'm just to lazy to use spell checker and could care less if I used the correct .!?;,...even though I am well aware of all the grammer rules.
Posted by boobobunny
no....but I would never assume that someone did or didnt have a high education level based on the way they type their posts....I hardley ever use correct spelling/grammer. meanwhile I minored in American Lit.....I'm just to lazy to use spell checker and could care less if I used the correct .!?;,...even though I am well aware of all the grammer rules.
I would have to say no, but I don't only equate intelligence with institutional higher learner. Some of the most well-spoken/written people I have encountered don't even have a HS diploma.
Much like the age question, I have no idea about level of education. Wouldn't ever care to venture a guess since I would most likely be way off.
I am an educator and anyone in my building who has permanent certification to teach in the State of New York must have a master's degree. However, you would be surprised at the number of permanently certified teachers who do not know that the word 'nickel' is not spelled N-I-C-K-L-E. This is horrifying to me. There are people who hold nothing more than a high school diploma who read the New York Times everyday. They often write, spell and speak better than some doctors and lawyers. JMO.
Posted by Goldi1021
I am an educator and anyone in my building who has permanent certification to teach in the State of New York must have a master's degree. However, you would be surprised at the number of permanently certified teachers who do not know that the word 'nickel' is not spelled N-I-C-K-L-E. This is horrifying to me. There are people who hold nothing more than a high school diploma who read the New York Times everyday. They often write, spell and speak better than some doctors and lawyers. JMO.
Posted by palebride
no way!
i can guess an age based on the topics people post about, and sometimes, their reactions to things, but I wouldn't even try to guess someone's education level....
Posted by palebride
By the way - love your use of the word snarky![]()
Posted by palebride
By the way - love your use of the word snarky![]()
Posted by nov04LIbride
If you mean do pompous, pedantic posts indicate a higher level of education? Not necessarily!![]()
Posted by tourist
Posted by nov04LIbride
If you mean do pompous, pedantic posts indicate a higher level of education? Not necessarily!![]()
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And you are highly educated & your posts are not pompus & pedantic ( although you use those words well!), so you never know!![]()
Posted by MonkeyLuv
Posted by tourist
Posted by nov04LIbride
If you mean do pompous, pedantic posts indicate a higher level of education? Not necessarily!![]()
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And you are highly educated & your posts are not pompus & pedantic ( although you use those words well!), so you never know!![]()
And I'm totally pompous and pedantic but I ony have my BA!![]()
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