Teachers, you must learn to write!

Can you write? Clearly, to the point, entertainingly? Probably not. Very few of us can. Why? We haven't learned it. At least not in school. Worse still: there, we even unlearn it. At the latest in university. Author Markus Franz wouldn't have thought this when he started researching for his book. It was the teachers themselves who pointed it out to him. They admitted that they have to unteach their students good writing. For the sake of comparability, for the sake of grades. Teachers don't write any worse than others. But if they could write, maybe they would teach us. And that is urgently needed. Or do we really want to settle for what politicians, union leaders, entrepreneurs, lawyers, doctors, scientists, and authors of instruction manuals linguistically impose on us? Wouldn't it be better to understand and to express ourselves?.