This dialogue writing between teacher and student about homework will help you practise a polite and respectful conversation. You can also read the conversation about education for more examples.
Dialogue
TEACHER: Good morning, Rashed. Why did you not submit your homework yesterday?
RASHED: Good morning, sir. I am very sorry, but I could not finish it.
TEACHER: Why not? Did you face any problem?
RASHED: Yes, sir. I could not understand the sums on fractions.
TEACHER: Then you should have asked me in the class.
RASHED: I felt shy, sir, so I could not ask you.
TEACHER: Never feel shy to ask questions. Asking questions is a good habit.
RASHED: I will ask next time, sir. I promise.
TEACHER: That is better. Homework is very important for practice.
RASHED: I understand, sir. Practice makes a man perfect.
TEACHER: Now tell me which sums you could not solve.
RASHED: The word problems on fractions, sir. They were very difficult for me.
TEACHER: Fractions are easy if you follow the steps. Let me explain them again.
RASHED: Thank you, sir. I am listening carefully.
TEACHER: I will give you two more days to complete the homework.
RASHED: I will finish it within time, sir. I give you my word.
TEACHER: Good. From now on, do your homework daily without any excuse.
RASHED: I will, sir. Thank you for your kindness.
Tips for Writing Dialogue
- Show respect in the student’s words and patience in the teacher’s words.
- Write the problem first, then let the teacher explain the solution.
- Keep the conversation polite and free of harsh or rude words.
- End with a promise to do better and a polite thank you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why should a student always do homework?
Homework helps students practise what they learn in class. It improves their memory and makes them confident in exams.
How should a student talk to a teacher?
A student should always speak to a teacher politely, listen carefully, and admit mistakes without fear. Teachers are always ready to help.