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I have learned to address my teachers formally and with much respect when sending them an email. - Je'Vany

Lydia It helped with ways to end the email

I learned how to properly make an email - Finn (this is my mom's work tablet)

To be clear on the subject part and to be clear on what you are saying-Layla

One thing I took away from the video is that you should be kind and considerate to your teachers when sending an email and make sure to thank them and great them as a human and with respect. - sadie

I learned to make sure I am always polite and professional. -Mellody

What I learned from the video is when your writing a email to your teacher make sure it’s respectful,and professional and don’t write it like your texting your friends. Aubree

I learned that you shouldnt misspell words in the email. -vaughn

I learned how to properly end an email. - Daniel

I think thanking them is a good idea too. I don't know how busy teachers are, but usually people don't think about it and expect them to answer instantly. -Peyton

I learned that it’s gotta be formal. Aaron

Something i learnt from this video was to always start politely- amyra

Something I have learned from this video is how important it is to properly communicate with others, especially your educators. - nathan

What i have learned from this video is that the silly little things i do at the end of the email is quite wrong. I 2:10 -2:13 You have cleared opened my eyes and fixed the end of my emails.- Audrina

I learned that email isnt just a simple message and should be more formal -luna

I learned to be specific on the subject of the email. - Max

What i took from this video is that when you’re emailing a teacher, don’t treat it like you’re texting your friend.

One thing I took away from this video is to be professional and be specific on what to type - Katelyn

One thing I got is to be more appreciative or I guess nice - Chris

I learned how to properly end a email- Dey

The subject should be clear -Jevon

One thing I took away from this video is to be professional and to be clear and specific to what the topic of the email is. -Jack

I learned how to start an email. - Alex B

The subject should be clear -Jevon

The subject should be clear -Jevon

I learned that you should be respectful and stay on topic when it comes to emailing teachers. I also learned that you should make the subject line pertaining to the topic -Khamoni

One thing i took away from this was the way it was slowly taught & understandable - Justina

Informative -Makayla

I learned when emailing teachers you have to be professional

MATTISON!!!

I've learned that you shouldn't sidetrack on your theme of the email -Isabella

Ive learned to speak quite formally and with high respect for the teacher -Olivia

Something I took away from this video is that you should always be respectful and considerate when emailing your teacher. - Sean

I learned how to properly sign off an email to make sure my message is clear -Tianna

One thing I took away is how to nicely start an email. -Kai

I learned that you shouldn’t be informal or rude when emailing your teacher. -Liliana

I can relate to so much of what you have said. Thank you!😉

"Our bodies come wired with a built-in stress reliever, the vagus nerve. Cranial Nerve #10 is the longest nerve in the body, hence its name “vagus,”, Latin for “wandering.” It’s best known for its ability to regulate your parasympathetic nervous system, which governs the “Rest and Digest” response and counters the sympathetic “Fight or Flight” response - our go-to response when it comes to all things 2020. Since it innervates the heart, lungs, and gut, it can powerfully alter your physical reaction to stress and improve your mental and emotional state. The activity of the vagus nerve is described by Vagal tone- the higher the tone, the better the parasympathetic response and the calmer we feel. The process is reciprocal as well: the better we feel, the higher our vagal tone is. You don’t have to be a neuroscientist to understand how to activate your vagus nerve. Here are some easy techniques you can do. Singing, Humming, Gargling - The vagus nerve innervates parts of the throat so any of these can increase your vagal tone. Humming and singing also require breathing, so you get double activation. Gargling for 10-20 seconds can be a strong stimulus for the vagus nerve. [Trying to gargle the melody or song is helping thyroid too and was once a popular YT challenge. You can do such video challenge with Daniela and have fun!~MK] Gentle pressure on the gut - Remember those neoprene back braces? They’re useless for back injuries but excellent for activating your vagus nerve. You can also try a gentle warm pack on your belly for 20 minutes at a time." (adapted from Bodysynergyfitcation)

💕 thoroughly enjoyed ladies. thanks for the fun time 😊 😂💕 Kim

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20:04 a scene from Halloween Horror comedy!

I just found the song "me eyes don't cry no more" last night in July 2024!! In the comments I learned about the Hustle and Detroit and really all of Michigan. So awesome- so I wanted to learned what to do to dance to it- thank you!

She gave up mid-way on spelling “Fortnite” then proceeds to type GTA 😭😭

I love the old 4,000 degree heating pads . Except that they’re so STIFF ! Is your old school one stiff ? Mine is so stiff that it’s wadded up permanently and uncomfortable 😣

Already like this video because of your personality. I’ve had it too ! I know the feeling. It sucks ! Thank you so much! Just what I need !

I just bought NeilMed Sinus Rinse and it says not to use with a Block ear or ear infection.. I feel like there is pressure in my left ear so question now is why cant i use the product

Your provided "link" brings to nowhere 🤔

Pretty explicit , good reveiw.. I'll pass..😢

The editing is on point and had me laughing. This is the first video of yours I’ve seen and I’m a fan. Instantly subscribed. Great review.