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Reply to "Teacher Signs emails with They / She what does this mean how should we and our child and we address her"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Just say Ms. Carlson. “Good morning, Ms. Carlson.” “Hi, Ms. Carson, I have a question.” If you are talking about her, you can say Ms. Carlson. “Ms. Carlson asked me to let you know we’re picking Billy up as a walker today.” “She” is an option that Ms. Carlson lists as a pronoun, so you may say “she.” But you don’t really need to use pronouns when you can simply use someone’s name. [/quote] Huh? Does the teacher use Ms? Or Mx? Or prefer Larla/Larlo/Larlx? Doesn't appear clear at all. My 5th grader's teacher uses they/them, which is clear. The grammarian in me resents they/she, because it doesn't address what object pronoun to use, but its better than they/her. I'm pretty sure your kids teacher is fine with both they/their/them and she/hers/her, but prefers the former. You can also ask.[/quote]
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