Proper Etiquette

I have already had an encounter with the choice of using proper etiquette with another professional in the school system.  I am doing my practicum right now with Mr. Curt Isaacson at Northwest High School and he is easiest to get ahold of over text messaging.  Anytime that I need to ask him something or text him for any reason, I have the choice to either use proper etiquette or not.  I believe that it would be really unprofessional to use poor etiquette over text, because I work with him in a school setting and he is my superior. If I used shortcuts or poor grammar within my texts, it shows that I don't take the type of relationship we have into consideration, or perhaps even that I don't respect him, (which couldn't be further from the truth, but it would come across that way.) 

I also believe that if I start making good habits now with being professional and using proper etiquette, that it will transfer over into my career and be natural to me; in other words, I won't have to break bad habits.  Using good habits with proper etiquette specifically as a student also shows that I take what I do seriously and that I want to do what I am studying.