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Teacher recommendations should be honest appraisals of a students academic performance and intellectual promise. They are intended primarily to convey the teachers classroom experience with the student, giving colleges an idea of how the student is likely to perform academically.
Choose teachers who made thoughtful comments on your work and have noticed how much academic progress you have made. The teacher should be able to provide specific, qualified examples of how you contributed to the class or excelled, and they should be able to talk about you as a person as well as a student.
Include a brief introduction reminding him/her which class(es) you took and your grades there, what you are planning to apply to, and when you would need a letter of recommendation by. Remind them of the topic of your major paper(s) or projects in the class.
Example #2 To Whom It May Concern: Mr. Francis Jordan has recently completed his final practicum in my fourth grade class at Forest Elementary School. As Francis teaching strengths and positive qualities are numerous, and his dedication is sincere, I write this letter of recommendation with conviction.
Documents which are likely to be most useful include: A copy of your transcript. A copy of your resume (if you have one), or a list of activities, relevant experiences. A copy of your personal statement/ essay (talking about your strengths, experiences, goals) -- even if its in a very rough form.

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How to write a thank you note for a recommendation Politely greet the recipient. Express your gratitude for the recommendation. Tell the referrer how your job or school application is proceeding. Reiterate your gratitude and finish your letter with a signature.
Ideally, you would present your teachers with a CV or resume detailing your traits and accomplishments, including but not exclusive to: Academic achievements (National Honor Society, Bright Futures Scholarship, etc.) Extracurricular activities (started your own successful lawn-mowing business, for instance.)
A copy of your resume (if you have one), or a list of activities, relevant experiences. A copy of your personal statement/ essay (talking about your strengths, experiences, goals) -- even if its in a very rough form. Any relevant test scores (GRE for grad school, MCAT for med school) 4.

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