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Originally Posted by ScarletPimpernel
Maybe it's just how you know her. My Pdoc called me once before and said hi this is (first name). I was trying to figure out who she was because I didn't know anyone by that name. My T signed a hand-written letter to me Dr. X. That bothers me too. I don't know her as Dr. Or when I've seen teachers from my past, they are still Mr., Mrs., or Dr. so-and-so. My mom was a preschool teacher. When past parents run into her now, she is still Mrs. (first name). I think the way we address people is extremely important to us. That's just my opinion.
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You have a point. I refer to old teachers I remain in touch with as Mr. it Mrs. X despite them requesting that I call them by their first names. I don't know them as Sam or Mary though; I know them as a former pupil. You're right, how we refer to people is very important. I talk to one former teacher all the time and I've never called him by his first name in 15+ years.