Answer to Question #210535 in Psychology for dulcinia

Question

how to address a lecture,TA and fellow students

Answer 1

In addition to using "Mr. X" to refer to their professors in schools and colleges, students can use "Mr. X" to refer to their teachers in places other than schools and universities. In colleges and universities, professors are addressed as "Master" or "Dr." It's best to act formally when emailing a professor or tutor for the first time. Make sure to start the email with 'Dear,' followed by their title and surname. Use their proper title (for example, 'Dear Dr Jones' rather than 'Dear Mrs Jones').

Because your TAs don't have a PhD yet, you can use the honorific "Mr" or "Ms" before their last name (not their first name) or call them by their first name if you know their first name. It is critical to foster a sense of community among the course's participants. Don't only encourage them to offer their insights. To participate, offer an important answer, draw effective feedback, and interconnect in brief, inspiring messages, create learning heaven.