Who taught you how to read and write?

Question

Do you feel that you're eternally indebted to them?

My mom was my main teacher as well as my dad. I don't think there's even a remotely suitable type of recompensation except to not that knowledge go to waste.

Answer 1

My parents. I used to read to my parents at night, before I even went to school. All the other kids would get Nintendo games etc. my parents never bought me that stuff but they would always buy me any book I wanted.

Answer 2

My mom. No I don't feel like I'm eternally indebted to her because she was just doing what a good mother does. I do appreciate it though.

Answer 3

I learned to write at school like the rest of the world! And no I don't feel indebted to them cos they made me do maths!!!

Answer 4

My kindergarten teacher taught me how. I don't feel indebted to her, she was compensated. I owe the debt to my parents, for teaching me to love reading.

Answer 5

I guess my teachers. I don't remember my parents teaching me to do that. Hm, have never thought about being eternally indebted to them. Hm, how ungrateful, huh? Glad you did.

Answer 6

my parents and grandparents taught me the basics of reading and writing. the more intense stuff came later in school, and yes, I guess i do in a way feel i owe them something. without them, i am sure i would have still learned how to read and write, but probably much later in life. i wasn't a very good student in school.

Answer 7

i learned to read a bit from my mom and brother before i started school, kindergarten teacher and 1st grade teacher covered the rest.

Answer 8

my mom taught me my a, b ,c 's and after that I was good I can remember reading before i could speak full sentences , no I owe them nothing I was smarter than either of them by age 10 (bookwise I mean)

Answer 9

My Mom and Dad

Answer 10

my sister is one year older than me the only time i remember sitting down and teaching me to read a book. Not saying that my mom didnt teach me Im just saying I only remember my sis teaching me.