Do you leave a feedback after lesson?

Hello! Do you take lessons or teach here?

I noticed that some teachers and students don't leave feedback after their lessons.

Why do you think that is?

It makes me very happy and give me good motivation for their next lesson when I read feedback from my students. So I try to leave motivating feedback to my students as well.

I believe that is very important for both of us.

Please share your thoughts!

Thank you to everyone who replied to my question! I value every single advice and thoughts I got!

Now this discussion is closed.

Could you help me to edit my writing please? Hello! My friend is a japanese painting artist, so I wanted to explain what the japanese painting is to my other friend in English. This is what I wrote. Japanese paintings are written on japanese traditional paper called "Washi" and painted with some mixtures of natural mineral pigments. There are two types of japanese paintings. One is color painting and other one is called "Suibokuga"- Ink-wash painting. It requires many skills and steps to create japanese painting. First, brush chalk and Nikawa glue mixtures on Washi paper then draw outlines. Next, create paints with natural mineral pigments and Nikawa glue mixture, paint them on the outline wash paper thinly and gently for several times. Unlike water painting, japanese painting paint does not feather the paper, so it needs to be painted over many times. I truly appreciate your help. Thank you so much for taking your time!

Could you help me to edit my writing please? Hello! My friend is a japanese painting artist, so I wanted to explain what the japanese painting is to my other friend in English. This is what I wrote. Japanese paintings are written on japanese traditional paper called "Washi" and painted with some mixtures of natural mineral pigments. There are two types of japanese paintings. One is color painting and other one is called "Suibokuga"- Ink-wash painting. It requires many skills and steps to create japanese painting. First, brush chalk and Nikawa glue mixtures on Washi paper then draw outlines. Next, create paints with natural mineral pigments and Nikawa glue mixture, paint them on the outline wash paper thinly and gently for several times. Unlike water painting, japanese painting paint does not feather the paper, so it needs to be painted over many times. I truly appreciate your help. Thank you so much for taking your time!I re-posted this question on the notebook section. If you have more advice, please check there. Thank you so much for your help : )

We have Teriyaki burgers and Shrimp burgers at Mcdonald's in Japan. How about your country?

My friend from Norway was visiting me, so I took him to McDonald's to try their Shrimp burger. He really liked it and wished that they have it in Norway too.

So do you have any exclusive McDonald's menus in your country?

What are some popular blueberry sweets in your country?

Hello! My student gave me lots of fresh blueberries from his farm.

I already made some jam and blueberry cheesecakes.

What are some popular blueberry sweets in your country?

I love blueberry pie! I might bake it today!

How long should you wait for a student to come online for a lesson?

I have a lesson booked but the student is not coming online.

How long should I wait for her / him to come online?

I just had my first lesson! Yay! It was so nice ^_^

Hello! I am not sure if I should write this here, but it's not a question or article so I will post this in discussion category!

As you read in the tile, I just had my first lesson on italki!

I had so much fun and have this happy / exciting feeling! I can not stop smiling!

So I just wanted to share my special feeling with everyone!

I'm sending positive vibes ^^

Have a wonderful day everyone!

Is it common to receive message from person who just made the account?

Hello everyone! I hope everyone is having a wonderful day!

I have a question.

Is it common to receive messages from students who just made their account on the same day?

My rate is little high and I am new here so I was wondering why I get offer and not the other teachers who has been here for a while.

I just read post about there are some people try to scam here, so I got little worried.

Am I worrying too much?

Advice please ^_^

Is it better to start low price and raise later?

Hello! I am newbie here, and I would like to know what is the best way to get new students.

Yesterday I got some quality advice to get students and yet I am wondering if it's really the best for future.

It was about set low price first and build number of sessions first, then bring the price up later.

I truly understand that cheaper is better, I am sure students search teachers by the price.

However if I was a student and I like the teacher a lot but if she or he started changing the price later, I will be disappointed.

In real life I teach English to kids and I charge $20 for 45min session, I do not expect to charge the same here.

Thank you for taking your time to read this!

I truly appreciate your advice!