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Hello,
I don't understand how students build strong bonds with professors. I raise my hand to answer questions posed in class, don't often ask questions because I can't come up with anything nor struggle too much with material. What do I do to put my foot in the door outside of coming to their office hours to awkwardly introduce myself? The only professor I've built a good bond with is one that I succeeded in their coursework and am now TAing for them. Visiting office hours doesn't really help, because I usually am able to resolve any questions through use of the web and textbooks.
What do professors/recommenders even talk about in a letter outside of how well they did in the course and how they went on to assist in teaching underclassmen?
I don't understand how students build strong bonds with professors. I raise my hand to answer questions posed in class, don't often ask questions because I can't come up with anything nor struggle too much with material. What do I do to put my foot in the door outside of coming to their office hours to awkwardly introduce myself? The only professor I've built a good bond with is one that I succeeded in their coursework and am now TAing for them. Visiting office hours doesn't really help, because I usually am able to resolve any questions through use of the web and textbooks.
What do professors/recommenders even talk about in a letter outside of how well they did in the course and how they went on to assist in teaching underclassmen?