Can I ask my teacher personal advice?
Can I ask my teacher personal advice?
Response 1: Yes, it is OK to talk to your teachers about personal things. Teachers are there to help you. If you are comfortable with that teacher, then go to that teacher privately, after school, after class or at lunch and ask them if they wouldn’t mind talking to you about a personal subject.
What questions should I ask my teacher?
General Teaching Questions
- Is there anything that you wish you’d known as a first-year teacher?
- What’s the best advice you’ve been given about teaching?
- In your opinion, what’s the best part of teaching?
- What’s the hardest part of teaching?
- How do you stay organized?
Should we talk with a teacher about your personal problems?
A teacher you like and trust can be just the right person to turn to when you have a personal problem or situation you want to discuss. This is especially true if your school doesn’t have a counselor. But even if you do have a counselor, you might find you click better with a teacher.
How do you tell your teacher you are sad?
Email your professor before the term starts if you know you may struggle.
- Send a short email saying, “Hi Professor, I’m in your Math 200 class this term and I just wanted to let you know that I have been struggling with my mental health lately.
- Try not to sound like you are asking for special treatment.
How do you start a personal conversation with a teacher?
When you go to the Staff room or you are introduced to fellow teachers, then you should say Good Morning or hello with a smile. Making a firm handshake is often taken as a sign of confidence. So, when you are meeting someone individually, then tell your name while shaking hands with them.
Is it good to ask your teacher for help?
It doesn’t do any good to ask a teacher for help if you aren’t going to really listen to their answer. Paying attention to your teacher’s answer will get you the help you need with your schoolwork. It will also show your teacher respect which will encourage them to help you next time you ask.
Does a teacher’s private life affect his or her professional conduct?
The bottom line is that unless a teacher’s private life interferes with his or her professional conduct as a teacher, it should not be of concern to school authorities, the court, or society in general.
How do you politely ask a teacher to get their attention?
Sometimes you may need to approach your teacher to get their attention. If you do, politely say “Excuse me.” For example, your Math teacher is at his desk looking over papers and doesn’t see your raised hand. You could walk up and say, “Excuse me, Mr. Jenkins.”
How do you ask a teacher a question in ASL?
Raise your hand or use the signal your teacher taught you for getting their attention. For example, your teacher might have taught you to hold up an American Sign Language ‘a’ to silently signal that you want to ask a question. Sometimes you may need to approach your teacher to get their attention. If you do, politely say “Excuse me.”