• Asking versus demanding
• Matching your tone to your audience
• Using the subject line in emails
• Grammar and punctuation in emails vs texts
• Being kind and respectful
• Critical thinking

This downloadable trio of Text and Email Cue Cards includes ten concise, practical rules for texting and for emailing.The texting rules cover everything from tone, brevity, punctuation, clear messages, appropriate context and more! The emailing rules emphasize the importance of clear subject lines, proper greetings, professional tone, closing remarks and more good stuff! 

The How to Email a Teacher includes a step- by-step guide for emailing teachers in a respectful and professional way. From crafting a polite greeting to making specific requests, this guide ensures that students can communicate with their teachers in a manner that fosters respect and understanding. Display these 8.5 x 11 cards or use them as guides  in therapy groups or classrooms.

KEY BENEFITS 

Reduce Misunderstandings

Following rules with clear subject lines, concise language and using the right punctuation improves the clarity of your messages, making it easier for readers to understand your intention. 

Help Kids Make a Good Impression

Following the rules of professional texting and emailing reduces the risk of sending something that could be offensive or easily misunderstood. 

Teaches Respect for a Person's Time

Knowing when and how to communicate appropriately, especially when emailing  professionals, like a teacher or a boss. No more, emailing a teacher at 3am and expecting an immediate response. 

Builds Social Communication Confidence

The email and text guides provide students a framework to use that helps build confidence when using digital devices to communicate. 

CONTENTS: This is a digital download of three 8.5 x 11 cue cards. We recommend printing in color on cardstock and laminating. They are perfect to tack up on a classroom/therapy wall or use on a desk.

Teachers, parents, therapists, and anyone who works with kids and teens who could benefit from improved etiquette when using text or email.