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Email #1:
Send Ms. Boettcher an email asking her a question.
It can be related to class, or not, just as long as it is not inappropriate
Email #2:
Send Ms. Boettcher an email explaining the three qualities that you feel make a great teacher
You must also explain your reasoning - why are these qualities important to you?
Make sure to include your recipient's email address, a subject, and the body of your text.
Make sure your email follows all the rules discussed in class.
Rubric
criteria
Rating
Description
Email 1 - Subject
Student included a subject that is clear and concise.
5
Excellent
4
Good
3
Satisfactory
2
Needs Improvement
0
Missing
Email 1 - Recipient
Included the recipient's email address.
5
Included
0
Missing
Email 1 - Grammar
Student used correct grammar, punctuation, and spelling.
20
Excellent
18
Good
16
Satisfactory
14
Needs Improvement
0
Missing
Email 1 - Content
Student addressed the prompt and wrote a clear and concise question.
20
Excellent
18
Good
16
Satisfactory
14
Needs Improvement
0
Missing
Email 2 - Subject
Student included a subject that is clear and concise.
5
Excellent
4
Good
3
Satisfactory
2
Needs Improvement
0
Missing
Email 2 - Recipient
Included the recipient's email address.
5
Included
0
Missing
Email 2 - Grammar
Student used correct grammar, punctuation, and spelling.
20
Excellent
18
Good
16
Satisfactory
14
Needs Improvement
0
Missing
Email 2 - Content
Student addressed the prompt and wrote a clear and concise question.
20
Excellent
18
Good
16
Satisfactory
14
Needs Improvement
0
Missing
All Answers 1
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Email 1
To: [email protected]
Subject: Request to meet about my research project draft
Dear Ms. Boettcher,
Would it be possible to meet during your office hours this week (or at another convenient time) for 10–15 minutes to review my draft for the research project? I want to make sure my thesis and sources are on the right track before I continue.
Thank you for your time.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
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Email 2
To: [email protected]
Subject: Three qualities I think make a great teacher
Dear Ms. Boettcher,
I wanted to share the three qualities I believe make a great teacher and why they matter to me:
1. Clear communication — A teacher who explains expectations, instructions, and feedback clearly helps me know exactly what to do and how to improve. When assignments and grading criteria are explicit, I spend less time guessing and more time learning.
2. Patience — Learning takes time and everyone makes mistakes. A patient teacher creates a low-pressure environment where I feel safe asking questions and trying again, which helps me build confidence and retain information.
3. Empathy and respect — When a teacher shows they understand students’ challenges and treats us with respect, it motivates me to engage and work harder. Empathy helps teachers tailor support to students’ needs and creates a classroom where everyone feels valued.
Thank you for reading — I appreciate what you do for our class.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Request to meet about my research project draft
Dear Ms. Boettcher,
Would it be possible to meet during your office hours this week (or at another convenient time) for 10–15 minutes to review my draft for the research project? I want to make sure my thesis and sources are on the right track before I continue.
Thank you for your time.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
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Email 2
To: [email protected]
Subject: Three qualities I think make a great teacher
Dear Ms. Boettcher,
I wanted to share the three qualities I believe make a great teacher and why they matter to me:
1. Clear communication — A teacher who explains expectations, instructions, and feedback clearly helps me know exactly what to do and how to improve. When assignments and grading criteria are explicit, I spend less time guessing and more time learning.
2. Patience — Learning takes time and everyone makes mistakes. A patient teacher creates a low-pressure environment where I feel safe asking questions and trying again, which helps me build confidence and retain information.
3. Empathy and respect — When a teacher shows they understand students’ challenges and treats us with respect, it motivates me to engage and work harder. Empathy helps teachers tailor support to students’ needs and creates a classroom where everyone feels valued.
Thank you for reading — I appreciate what you do for our class.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
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