From the Dean of Curriculum

How to Ask Your Teachers for Help if You’re Falling Behind

If you're falling behind in school, it's important to ask your teachers for help as soon as possible. Here are some steps you can take to ask for help:

1. Reach out to your teacher: The first step is to let your teacher know that you're struggling. You can do this in person after class or during office hours, or you can send an email. Be specific about what you're struggling with and ask for their help.
2. Make a plan: Work with your teacher to come up with a plan to help you get caught up. This might involve extra tutoring, additional assignments, or a new study plan.
3. Be proactive: Take responsibility for your learning by staying organized, completing your assignments on time, and asking questions when you don't understand something.
4. Seek additional resources: If your teacher is unable to provide the help you need, seek out other resources like a tutor or study group.
5. Follow up: Check in with your teacher regularly to make sure you're making progress and to ask for additional help if needed.

Remember, your teachers are there to help you succeed. Don't be afraid to ask for help when you need it.

Mrs Alicia Michielsen

Dean of Curriculum 7-12

Head of Learning Enrichment P-12

Careers Advisor