You bring up some valid points, however, if you say "HEY! Mr. Smith you totally spelled that wrong! What were you thinking?" and Mr. Smith is not the kind of teacher who will say "OOPS" or send some smart remark back your way, then it's best to leave Mr. Smith alone, for your own good. (That's how rumors of someone being a "rude kid" get started) Also, it's easy to make mistakes in spelling when you have to write things A LOT. There's always the way of coming up to the teacher after class and mentioning mistakes, it usually goes over better and they appreciate that you're trying to help. But I'm going off subject, you are right on one thing, no teacher knows everything there is to know...in fact NO PERSON does...I learn new things every day... Instead of condenming people who don't hold that view...try to find the ones that DO hold that view and see what you can learn from each other. You'll probably enjoy school more and the teachers you help, will really appreciate the help! (That's how rumors of "He's a GREAT kid" start). I'm sure there are a few you will meet who would love to have you teach them new things about computers...you just have to have the right approach.
(And for the ones who want nothing to do with PC's....it's not just you...other adults have trouble reaching them too
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