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How do I connect with my professor?

How to Build Great Relationships with Your Professors – 9 Tips
  1. Introduce Yourself. ...
  2. Participate meaningfully in class. ...
  3. Bring good questions to office hours. ...
  4. Show genuine interest in the course – and the professor's work. ...
  5. Communicate respectfully and professionally. ...
  6. Attend review sessions. ...
  7. Share a cup of coffee.
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How do you build a connection with a professor?

Tips for Building Rapport
  1. Learn about your professor's teaching and research. ...
  2. Don't be shy. ...
  3. Visit your professor. ...
  4. Discuss your professor's field of interest. ...
  5. Thank your professor for the time they've spent helping you. ...
  6. Maintain the relationship.
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How do you start a relationship with a professor?

Here are a few ideas:
  1. Introduce Yourself After the First Class. ...
  2. Look Up Your Professor Online. ...
  3. Make Participation a Priority. ...
  4. Be Courteous and Respectful. ...
  5. Attend 2-3 Office Hours. ...
  6. Make Sure They Understand Your Professional Goals. ...
  7. Get A Good Grade In The Class. ...
  8. Ask for A Letter of Rec After the Class.
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How do I communicate with my professor?

Communicating with Professors

Your professor will likely give you their email address, but occasionally may provide an office phone or cell phone number. In the college setting, email is generally the preferred method of communication, but sometimes phone calls are more efficient ways of asking or answering questions.
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How do you ask a professor to connect?

For a course professor

I have really been enjoying the class, [especially X topic/issue/question]. I am writing to ask if I could meet with you to ask you a few questions about what we're learning [and/or your research/experience in some field.] Please let me know when it would be convenient for you to meet.
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How to Speak to Professors: a Comprehensive Guide

How do you politely ask to connect?

When you ask to connect with someone, put yourself in their shoes.
  1. Define "connect." It sounds obvious, but is absolutely essential. ...
  2. Answer "why them?" While you're asking for a "30-minute phone call in the next two weeks," tell the person why you want to talk with them specifically.
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How do I reconnect with my old professor?

Nothing beats a coffee date to help strengthen your network and meeting with your previous professor in-person helps make sure they know who you are. Another way to stay connected with your college professors is to find time to visit them in-person on-campus.
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Do teachers like it when students ask questions?

Asking questions in class takes a lot of courage at first. Students may fear that they will be wasting their classmates' time or that they will look stupid if they ask what seems to be a simple question. Most professors appreciate that courage and will support your efforts to participate in class.
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Is it OK to text your professor?

If texting is the only way to communicate with your professor, it is okay, otherwise I would avoid it. Texting is too informal for professional communication so it's best to refrain from using text messaging with your professors.
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How do I keep in touch with my professor?

Start an Email Correspondence

Once you've gotten to know your professor at office hours, you can ask for their email address to stay in touch after graduation. Periodically, we recommend sending a cheerful (and brief) update to your professors after college.
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How do you get a professor to like you?

Here are eight ways professors say students can build positive rapport with their instructors and make the most of their college experience.
  1. Practice Good Communication.
  2. Attend Office Hours.
  3. Maintain Positive Body Language.
  4. Ask Questions During Lectures.
  5. Connect Class Material to Other Experiences.
  6. Follow Course Procedures.
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Is it OK to date a professor?

Most schools have policies against professors dating students, and they are strictest when it comes to students they are actually teaching. To avoid unnecessary headaches for both of you, don't act on your feelings until the semester is over. Your best bet is really to wait until you have graduated.
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Are you allowed to have a relationship with a professor?

As others have well-stated in their answers, affairs between teachers (professors, TAs, etc.) and students are generally and necessarily prohibited.
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How do you build trust with a professor?

Here are some strategies to build trust among students and teachers through communication:
  1. Active Listening: ...
  2. Open and Approachable Communication: ...
  3. Clear and Transparent Communication: ...
  4. Consistency: ...
  5. Empathy: ...
  6. Constructive Feedback: ...
  7. Encourage Questions and Discussion: ...
  8. Use of Technology:
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Why is my professor so hard on me?

Professors might grade harshly because they have high expectations for their students and they want their degree to have value. The professors may be seen as the gatekeepers for some professions. If professors weren't challenging, anyone could get a college degree and enter the workforce.
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What students do professors like?

Professors may like students more who attend class as required, answer questions during class (but not too often) and come by during office hours. These students are always sitting in their seats BEFORE class and are ready to learn.
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What should you not say to a professor?

Impatience or Demands: Refrain from using demanding language or expressing impatience. Professors have busy schedules, and it's essential to be respectful of their time. Informal Greetings: Use a proper salutation such as "Dear Professor [Last Name]" rather than casual greetings like "Hey" or "Hi."
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What not to ask a professor?

A Question You Can Easily Answer From the Syllabus

Never ask a question whose answer exists in the syllabus. Professors spend a lot of time developing the syllabus as a guide to the course and its expectations. Asking a question with a clear answer in the syllabus can be disrespectful, not to mention frustrating.
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Is it OK to hug your professor?

If a student wants to hug their professor because they like them, it isn't a good idea. If they want to give them a hug at the end of the semester and this is their way of thanking them for a wonderful term, it is okay. If you want to give your professor a hug just because you like them, I would avoid that.
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What type of students do teachers like the most?

Remember that for many teachers, their very favourite students are the ones who try hard even if it's not a subject that they're very good at? The evidence of you trying hard (whether you're good at the subject or not) is not just in the work that you hand in, but also in your behaviour in class.
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Do teachers pick their favorite students?

Teachers do have favorites. Favoritism may not happen all the time, but students can tell when a teacher favors another student more. “It can be demoralizing to other students not on the receiving side of said favoritism,” Fanaroff said (CNN). How a teacher treats their students can affect each person differently.
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How do you know if your teacher has favorites?

Signs that you might be the teacher's favorite can include:
  1. Individual Attention: The teacher frequently engages with you, offers extra help, or seeks your input.
  2. Praise and Encouragement: You receive more positive feedback, compliments, and recognition for your efforts.
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What to do if a professor doesn t like you?

Your first step should be to contact the department chair. Provide examples of the issues you've had with your professor, and consider bringing other students with you if it's an issue that affects the class. You can also reach out to the dean of students or student services.
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Do professors reach out to students?

Personal contact information is rarely given “out”. Professors have specific hours when they are 'available” to discuss any class issues, with the students and or with a parent of the student. Usually “an appointment has to be preset as professors are very busy people.” They give their email address.
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Is it rude to email a professor twice?

It is not rude to email a professor twice if you are polite in your email exchange both times. I would recommend that you wait long enough before emailing them a second time. But after that, you should feel free to email them again. Just keep calm, be polite, and send a polite follow-up email as I have outlined above.
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