1Try problem-solving first. When possible, try to figure out the solution to your problem on your own before you resort to other options. Teachers like it when students try to problem solve before asking for help. [1] It shows independence. Try to use your resources. For example, see if the answer to your question is in your textbook or notes.
4 There are several ways you can say this. It also depends on the relationship between you and the person you are trying to set up a meeting with. I am going to assume you are asking this by email. Perhaps the two most important things to mention in your email are the reason you are requesting a meeting and the time (and place) you are available.

Planon waiting a minimum of 24 hours for the teacher's reply. Be Proactive. Speaking of timing, it's best to ask for help when you first realize that you're struggling with something, not after you've already gotten a poor grade on your report card or final exam. Be proactive about seeking out help from a teacher or tutor as soon as

Thebest thing to do is at the end of the interview, when they ask you if you have any questions, ask them if they know when the hiring decision will be made. If they give a specific date, ask if you can have their email address so you can check in with them.
Onestudent picks a common location - the bank, a school, a library - and the other students have to politely ask only questions that can be answered by yes or no (up to 20) in order to guess the
13 Stop speaking. One way to deal with a chronic interrupter is to stop speaking as soon as they interrupt. Wait until they stop and restart your point from the beginning. Try not to listen to what they're saying during the interruption. The aim is to act as if they haven't spoken at all.
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