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31 Jan 2023
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Dear friends!
Wonder how students call their teachers or professors in the English-speaking countries?
Mr…or name directly? Will they call them professors or what? Like “Hi, Professor!”
Many thanks!😊
Dear friends!
Wonder how students call their teachers or professors in the English-speaking countries?
Mr…or name directly? Will they call them professors or what? Like “Hi, Professor!”
Many thanks!😊
Wonder how students call their teachers or professors in the English-speaking countries?
Mr…or name directly? Will they call them professors or what? Like “Hi, Professor!”
Many thanks!😊
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Primary and secondary school teachers are called "Mr./Mrs./Ms./Miss [last name]".
College instructors are called "Dr. [last name]" if they have a doctorate, "Prof. [last name]" if they are professors, and the same as primary/secondary teachers if neither is true.
Some teachers and instructors will encourage students to call them by their first names, but it's rare.
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It depends on what age level and what school. If you'd be more specific, I can explain better.
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Primary and secondary school teachers are called "Mr./Mrs./Ms./Miss [last name]".
College instructors are called "Dr. [last name]" if they have a doctorate, "Prof. [last name]" if they are professors, and the same as primary/secondary teachers if neither is true.
Some teachers and instructors will encourage students to call them by their first names, but it's rare.
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@jimpjorps yes, this. Where I work, in a specialized language school for adults, I let them just use my first name.
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From 1st to 12th grade, we say "Mr./Mrs. <family>.
In higher education we say "Professor <family name>"
Even when we greet them, we say "Hi, Professor ___" most of the time.
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