April is worried that she is not a “good speller”, so she plans to let the spelling checker correct all her mistakes. what would be the most advice for april?

she should practice her spelling skills more and stop using the corrections so she can learn how to spell correctly also, April can use the spelling corrector to help her the next time when she uses that word

       The most helpful advice is to let a teacher or her parents teach her how to spell and correct her mistakes in a way that she can learn and become a better speller. A spelling checker might be wrong and April would not need to rely on it as much if an actual person helped her to become better.

hope it helps  :P

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