How did you address your teacher in school?

for me really the past year i didnt have a male teacher all i had was female teachers but for me i would say Hey Mr.(insert person's name here)or whats up MR.(incert persons name here )i would do the same with a female teacher hey mrs./miss (persons name here) i hate calling female teachers just miss/mrs its degrading and you look better when you call the teacher by their name

Back in India i studied in a christian school but the lecturers were real good. I always used to address them in a traditional manner such as Namaste guruji. We used this for all our teachers.

I used to have male professors since in our school we have the right to choose our own schedule and our own professors. I prefer male because I grow up with mostly females around me - my grandmother, my sisters, my aunts, and even my friends are usually girls. I like male professors because they are more friendly with their students and some of them don't require us to call him "sir". Most of them want to be called in their nicknames or names. Well, it is different in college than in high school. During my high school days, a formality is required where we have to address our teachers with "sir" or by calling their surnames like "Mr. Santos". The female teachers always needs a formality and I agree with it because it is a sign of respect. But I prefer to call them "Ma'am" or "Madam" than "Miss".

hey same here,,wen we were kids ,,we use to wish our teaher...like this...goooooooooddd morrrrrnnnniiiinnnnng mmaaaaaaammmmmmmmmm,,till the teacher herself use to say us stop howling,,,taht was really fun ..no sa we are grown up and are proffessionals ,so we cant opt to wish her or him like this ,we will loose our own respest,,so now it just is like this gud mrnng mam ,,,,,but the earlier one was real fun....

hey i used to call the miss or mrs .. the "mrs" ones used to get annoyed if we said miss because there married.. and didnt have many male teachers but we used to call them sir or Mr..and there name after