Greeting Others & Asking for Help
What is the first step in greeting others?
Look at the person
When following instructions, you should do what when some asks you to do something?
Do what you have been asked right away
How should you properly get the teacher's attention?
Raise your hand calmly
When having a conversation, what should you be doing when the other person is talking?
Listening to them
When you are listening, what should you be doing while someone else is talking?
Looking at the person talking and not talking/making noise.
When you are asking for help, what should you ask them first?
If they have time to help you
When asking permission, how should you start your sentence?
May I...
How should you accept the answer "no"?
Calmly
When you disagree appropriately, if you have a different opinion, how should you tell them?
use a pleasant voice
When listening, how do you show the person that you heard them?
You should clearly explain what you need help with....true or false
True
When asking permission, if you are told no or are told yes, how should you accept the answer?
Calmly
Should you talk to the teacher before they called on you or should you wait?
Wait until the teacher calls on you
When should you share your thoughts when having a conversation?
When there is a break in the conversation
When should you speak when you are listening to someone?
When the other person is finished talking. Or called upon.
What can you say to someone when greeting them?
Hi or Hello
When you are done doing what is asked, what should you do next? The last step of the skill
How should you respond to someone when they say "no"
Say Okay
When you disagree with someone, how will they know?
Tell them why you feel differently
When accepting criticism, what should you say?
Okay
What should you do after someone helps you?
Thank them!! :)
What type of voice should you have when asking for permission?
Calm and pleasant
Should you raise your hand and wave it around?
No
When you disagree appropriately, when you are done giving your reason for thinking differently, what should you tell them?
"Thank you for listening"
When someone is giving you constructive criticism, they are doing what?
Helping you learn