1. E-mail: Write a short and sincere e-mail to express my gratitude to my tutor and wish him/her a happy Teacher's Day. You can mention the help of the tutor's teaching and guidance, as well as the expectation and blessing for the future in the email.
2. Write a greeting card: Choose a beautiful greeting card and write down your words of thanks and blessings to your tutor with a pen. I can express my gratitude to my tutor for his care and guidance in the postgraduate stage, and wish him good health and smooth work.
3. Invite the tutor to have lunch: You can invite the tutor to have lunch on Teacher's Day, thank the tutor and send your blessings in person. In the process of eating, you can express your benefit from the tutor's teaching and support in time, and express your respect and gratitude to the tutor.
No matter which way you choose, you should sincerely express your thanks, and pay attention to proper words and manners. In addition, you can choose the appropriate way to express your blessings according to your tutor's personal preferences and personality characteristics, so that the other party can feel your sincerity and concern.
Some suggestions from Kenichi
1. academic planning: make a clear academic plan, including course selection plan and research direction. Communicate with the tutor to ensure that you are on the right track.
2. Course selection: Choose a suitable course according to your research direction and interest. Arrange courses reasonably to ensure the effective distribution of time and energy.
3. Mentor relationship: establish a good communication and cooperation relationship with the mentor. Report the research progress to the tutor in time, and respect the opinions and suggestions of the tutor.
4. Scientific research papers: attach importance to scientific research and actively participate in scientific research projects. Learn to consult literature, write scientific research papers, and strive to publish their own research results.
5. Academic exchange: actively participate in academic conferences, lectures and other activities to exchange ideas and experiences with peers. Establish academic networks and expand interpersonal relationships.