Asking Questions
You don't understand a homework problem? How do you ask the teacher politely?
"Could you please explain this part again? I want to make sure I understand."
How can you show your teacher you like the class?
"I really enjoyed today's lesson and found the activity helpful."
You forgot your homework. How do you handle it responsibly?
“I forgot to bring my homework. May I turn it in tomorrow?”
How should you greet a teacher in the morning?
morning?“Good morning, [Teacher’s Name].”
You are confused about directions. What should you do first?
should you do first?“I’ll ask the teacher politely for clarification.”
You want to know more about today's lesson topic. What's a good way to ask?
"I found today's topic interesting. Could you recommend a book or resource to learn more?"
How can you connect your interests to what the teacher is teaching?
“I noticed this topic relates to [your interest]. Could we discuss how it applies?”
How can you keep track of multiple deadlines?
“I use a planner or digital calendar to track all due dates and reminders.”
You disagree with a teacher’s point. How can you respond respectfully?
“I see your point, but I wonder if we could also consider…”
A group member isn’t contributing. How can you handle it respectfully?
“Could we discuss how to divide tasks so everyone can contribute?”
You missed a class and want to ask for clarification on a lesson.
"I was absent yesterday. Could you help me understand what I missed?"
You want to show appreciation for a teacher’s effort.
“Thank you for explaining that yesterday—it really helped me understand.”
You are struggling to complete an assignment on time. What can you do?
“I’m having trouble finishing this assignment. Can I get guidance or an extension?”
You need to interrupt the teacher to ask a question.
“Excuse me, may I ask a quick question?”
You forgot materials for class. How do you handle it responsibly?
“I don’t have my materials today. Can I borrow some or complete the work later?”
You need help on a project but don't want to interrupt class.
"When would be a good time to meet so I can ask a few questions about the project?"
How can you show curiosity without dominating class discussion?
“I’d like to add a thought about the topic—may I share briefly?”
How can you demonstrate responsibility during class projects?
“I will complete my part on time and check in with my group to make sure we’re on track.”
How can you thank a teacher after extra help?
“Thank you for helping me after class—I really appreciate it.”
You receive a low grade. How do you address it?
address it?“I got a low grade. Could you give me feedback so I can improve next time?”
You want feedback on an assignment to improve next time.
"Could you review my work and give me suggestions to make it better?"
How do you maintain interest over a long project or semester?
“I’ve been working on this assignment and I’m excited about the next step. Could you give me advice for improving it?”
How do you prepare for a long-term project in advance?
“I break it into smaller steps, set deadlines, and start early to avoid last-minute stress.”
A teacher corrects your behavior in class. How do you respond politely?
“I understand, thank you for letting me know. I’ll do better next time.”
You’re struggling to balance multiple responsibilities. What can you do?
“I’ll make a plan prioritizing tasks, ask for help if needed, and manage my time carefully.”