Yeah, I wondered about this too. Again, she has no clue. I guess she expects it to be "due north" in the sky and doesn't understand how the latitude and altitude you view the sky from affects the apparent placement of objects in the night sky. Given that she has admitted to not knowing how to properly read coordinates, she hardly has the authority to tell anyone where Polaris should be or should not be.

She apparently doesn't know that if Polaris were even slightly off its habitual position in our skies, astronomers and the like would notice and would be all over it.