- Approach your teacher privately and respectfully.
- Explain that you've noticed some inconsistency in receiving feedback on your homework submissions.
- Ask if there is anything you can do to help clarify the submission process or ensure your work is getting to the right place.
2. Keep a record of your submissions
- Maintain a clear and organized record of all your homework submissions.
- Keep copies of your assignments, along with the date and method of submission (e.g., in-class, online platform, etc.).
- This will help you track your work and provide evidence in case of any discrepancies or disputes.
3. Follow the submission guidelines.
- Make sure you are following all the instructions provided by your teacher for homework submissions.
- Double-check that you are submitting your assignments to the correct platform or location, and that you are meeting any formatting or timeliness requirements.
4. Check the class syllabus or course information
- Review the course syllabus or any other course information provided by your teacher to ensure you fully understand the homework submission expectations and guidelines.
- If you have any questions or uncertainties, don't hesitate to reach out to your teacher for clarification.
5. Talk to your classmates.
- If you find that multiple students in the class are experiencing similar issues, consider discussing it with your teacher as a group.
- A collective inquiry can help bring more attention to the problem and potentially lead to a more efficient resolution.
6. Follow up with your teacher.
- If the problem persists or if your teacher does not provide a satisfactory resolution, follow up with them after a reasonable amount of time.
- Express your concern and politely request a clear explanation for the missing assignments or a plan to address the situation.
Remember to always approach the situation with respect and a desire for a positive resolution. Your teacher may not be aware of the issue and may appreciate your feedback and willingness to work together to find a solution.