15 Teachers And Their Epic Facebook Fails
Friday, Aug 21, 2020, 8:48 am
By:James Fraser
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Teachers are cool, man. They are smart, understanding, and caring. We must thank them for teaching us a lot of things, and help us to shape our careers. Whoa, whoa, whoa - wait a minute! Did we just sound like we love teachers a lot? Well, of course, we do. But only the good ones. Let's talk about the bad ones or the dumb type. Sadly, bad teachers are everywhere, and the chances are high that you may personally know one too. Look at these 15 teachers who were failing badly on Facebook! Their epic Facebook fails are too hilarious not to laugh at!
4.When All the Teachers You Hate Hang out on Facebook
These teachers were discussing about how they couldn't beat children because beating kids is no longer acceptable. The fail here is when one of the teachers has used the phrase 'capital punishment' instead of 'corporal punishment'. Some people feel it is okay to beat children as it enforces discipline on them. Some say it is cruel. Just to let you know, it is not illegal to beat kids in nineteen American states, in which most of them belong to South.
5.This Facebook Grammar Fail
Why even the native English speakers make basic grammar mistakes like confusing between the words such as "your" and "you're" or "their" and "they're"? Well, you have the answer here in the picture. Apparently, a self-declared smartest teacher on Earth made the same fundamental mistake. We firmly think he might have already corrupted his students' minds by teaching them wrong things. We may excuse an ordinary person for his grammar mistakes, but not a teacher. If I were the parent of one of his students, I would definitely talk to the school management about this guy. It's not the mistake, but it's his overconfidence that has irked me a lot.
6.This Insane Teacher
As a teacher, you don't need to make any sacrifices. You can have fun, and be like what you want to be, but make sure that your students don't have access to your private life. Facebook filters will help. Pictures like these impact students' minds, and change the way they see their teachers and other people. Same advice goes to anyone who has children as their Facebook friends.
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