How to Email

When composing an email to a teacher, use formal language.

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In an email to a teacher, use a greeting at the beginning such as WHAT'S UP? or YO!

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Use 1-3 words in the Subject Line to explain what your email is about.

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Dear Mrs. Tyo, OR Dear Mr. Hemmelgarn,

would be an appropriate, formal start to an email to a teacher.

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You should get straight to the point in your email instead of writing about random topics.

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You do not need to sign your name at the end of your email since your name will be somewhere else.

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Before you send an email, you should use the Spell Check AND read through your email to check for errors.

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If you need to send the same email to two or more teachers, be sure to place all their names in the TO: line.

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You can use slang like "sup" and "skibidy" in an email to a teacher.

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The LAST thing you should do when composing an email is to place the name of who the email is going to in the TO: line.

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