Mastering Email Etiquette for Students

What is the appropriate way to start an email to a teacher?

• Yo, what's up?

• Hello Mr./Ms./Dr. [Last Name]

• Hey there!

• hey metcalf

Which of the following is an example of a clear purpose in an email?

• I have a question.

• I'm confused.

• I’m writing to ask about this week’s reading assignment.

• Can you help me?

What should you avoid using in a professional email to a teacher?

• Respectful greeting

• Slang and emoticons

• Clear purpose

• Polite closing

How should you phrase a request in an email to a teacher?

• Thank you for accommodating me.

• Could I please have an extension?

• Bruh I need an extension or I'm gonna crash out.

• You'll give me an extension, right?

What is a respectful way to close an email to a teacher?

• see ya

• On skib,

• Thank you,

• Peace out,

Which of the following should be avoided in the subject line of an email?

• Meeting Request

• Question about Homework

• College Recommendation Letter

• yo metcalf

What is the benefit of stating the purpose of your email at the beginning?

• It makes the email longer.

• It helps the teacher understand your request quickly.

• It shows you are casual.

• It allows you to use more slang.

Which of the following is an example of assumptive language?

• Could you please help me with this?

• Thank you for accommodating me.

• I would appreciate your help.

• Could I have some assistance?

What is the main reason to avoid using slang in emails to teachers?

• It makes the email more fun.

• It can be seen as disrespectful.

• It shows you are friendly.

• It makes the email shorter.

Which of the following is a polite way to ask for a meeting with a teacher?

• We need to talk.

• I'm assuming you can stay after school to meet with me?

• Could we meet during SWAP tomorrow or Thursday?

• Meet me after class.