<p>Hey,
I'm writing the letter for my teacher to write her recommendation letter to me--and I have to give it to her tomorrow. Does anyone have any suggestions for getting started? I'm having serious writer's block here.</p>
<p>You go up to her and say... "Hi, will you please right my letter for me"...</p>
<p>If she really wants to write it, she wont need convincing or flattering in a letter... although it is seemingly formal to right a letter... if you are on the basis you should be a with a teacher who is going to write you a rec, you should be able to speak to them as a friend, and human being. Ask her!</p>
<p>Yeah, exactly</p>
<p>Why write a letter? Go up and ask</p>
<p>im assuming you can't get your teacher directly. i dropped an email to my teacher who was on holiday. it read something like this;</p>
<p>"Dear Ms X,
I need a recommendation letter for Y University. Will appreciate it if you can write one by [deadline]. Thanks!"</p>
<p>hey, sorry i didn't phrase that correctly. at our school at least, you usually write a 2-3 page letter about yourself and specific anecdotes so they can include them in the letter. I got it done though!</p>