Emailing Your Teacher

When is it appropriate to email your teacher?

• When you need assignment assistance

• For clarification

• After technology issues

• None of these

What should you include in an email about technology issues?

• A copy of your completed assignment

• An explanation of the technology problem

• Instructions on how to access the platform

• None of these

What should you do if you can't find clarification for an assignment?

• Ask your friends for help

• Email your teacher

• Reread the assignment and watch any related videos

• None of these

When should you email your teacher for more time on an assignment?

• If you lost track of time

• If you want to argue about the grade

• If you have a family emergency

• Never

When should you email your teacher about grading?

• If you believe your grade is incorrect

• If you want to discuss how to improve

• If you want to argue about the grade

• None of these

What is the recommended tone to use when emailing your teacher?

• Yelling and demanding

• 
  Entitled and disrespectful

• Positive and respectful

• Casual and informal

What should you do if you're angry and want to email your teacher?

• Send the email immediately

• Request to meet with your teacher in person

• Ask a friend to read the email for you

• None of these

What are the recommended email subjects to use when emailing your teacher?

• Assignment help request

• Grading questions

• Additional time request

• None of these

What information should you include in an email to your teacher?

• Appropriate subject, problem description, and requested action

• 
  Your name and class period

• Names of friends you asked for help

• None of these

How long should you wait for a response from your teacher?

• Up to 1 business day

• Up to 2 business days

• Up to 3 business days

• Up to 4 business days