For some, it's super hard to ask one of their teachers for a letter of recommendation. I'm telling you, it is pretty easy. Don't think too much about it, pick a teacher you think knows you or likes you (not in that way you freak), approach him/her and directly ask. I'd normally go with the following structure:
Hi (teacher's name) , I was just wondering if you'd write me a recommendation letter. I think you are one of the teachers who really knows me and this would mean a lot to me. (See their facial expression, if its a smile : be quiet and smile back to hear response. If its a shocked face: add "JUST KIDDING BYE!" and storm off.)
If they do say no to you, thank them either way and be prepared for a little feeling of hate every time you see them. Don't take it against yourself, if they say NO its probably because they don't have any solid examples they can think of to write in your letter. It's always better to get a really good recommendation letter with lots of details, than a simple one which shouts "this teacher really doesn't care".
Soooo... LESSON: everyone has to ask for recommendation letters, its not just you. You should ask your teacher as soon as the idea pops in your head, you don't want to ask them when everyone is doing the same (when college apps start getting filled out).
Latersss
-The Wreck Letter.
