Navigating Email Etiquette in Education

Mrs. Roberts emphasizes the importance of properly formatting emails to convey respect and competence in English. She discusses the need for a respectful tone, relevant subject lines, proper greetings, and a clear call to action. The video concludes with an assignment to practice these skills.

Why is it important to format an email correctly?

• To confuse the reader

• To make it look colorful

• To ensure it is respectful and professional

• To make it longer

What should the tone of an email be?

• Sarcastic and humorous

• Respectful and professional

• Accusatory and blaming

• Casual and informal

What is the first thing you should include in an email?

• A random fact

• A greeting

• A joke

• A complaint

What should the subject line of an email be?

• A long sentence

• Irrelevant to the content

• A single word

• Relevant but concise

How should you address the recipient in an email?

• Hey

• Yo

• Hello Mrs. Roberts

• What's up

What should you do before questioning a grade in an email?

• Ignore the grade

• Double-check the assignment

• Blame the teacher

• Ask a friend

What is a 'call to action' in an email?

• A joke

• A complaint

• A request or question

• A greeting

How should you close an email?

• With a random fact

• With a complaint

• With a joke

• With a thank you and your signature

What will Mrs. Roberts do if an email is not formatted correctly?

• Respond with a correction request

• Ignore it

• Answer the question anyway

• Delete it

Why does Mrs. Roberts emphasize proper email formatting?

• To make grading easier

• To confuse students

• To make students write longer emails

• To ensure students are successful and professional