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Thursday, June 16, 2011

Ms. or Miss?

Good morning blog friends!

My school is ordering a name plate for me and wants to know what title I want to go under. I am currently unmarried and I'm unsure of which title I should use. Miss seems like it is for young girls and Ms. seems professional but also seems like you might be divorced. What title do you use in school?

3 comments:

  1. Hey! I just Googled it! From what I read, Miss = unmarried and Ms. = unspecified marital status. Ms. can also be used for those who are divorced. My first year teaching I was not married and I used Ms. because, like you said, Miss does seem like a younger title. Hope this was helpful and I hope you get more responses!

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  2. My first year teaching I wasn't married, and I went by Miss...Ms. sounded old to me, and I didn't like how it sounded. What do your students call you now? I think it's all personal preference, really. What has a better ring to it for you? :o)

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  3. Hey I just found your blog, so I know that this is probably too late to help with your decision. Anyway, I sign my things Miss Snowden. 1. I like it. 2. I want people to know that I am not married and never have been, just in case they have some one they would like to hook me up with! Haha! Just kidding...sort of :).

    Jena
    1st Grade with Miss Snowden

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