Conversations
What are the best ways to show you are interested in the conversation?
What is asking a question or making a comment?
What is an important factor in a friendship?
What is shared interest
What letter is not in the word team?
What is I?
What expression on your face shows that you are interested in the person?
What is a smile
What should you check daily before school starts?
What is the google classroom Stream?
Which direction should your body face when you are talking to someone?
What is towards the speaker?
Where are 3 places where you can make friends?
What schools, churches/temples, clubs, sport teams, etc?
How does Ms. Willig like slides to be set up?
What are bullet points
What does it indicate when your body is facing away from the person you are speaking to?
What is you are not interested in the person and what they are saying?
What should you check weekly for missing assignments and grades?
What is Aries?
What tone of voice can be considered unkind?
What is sarcasm?
What is the difference between public and private conversations and who can you share this information with?
What is information private to you should be shared with family and close friends and information that can be shared with people you don't know well i.e acquaintances and Strangers
What is the most important part of doing a project as a group?
What is reading the directions?
What feature on our faces do we look at to see if someone is interested in what we are saying and has become more important during the pandemic?
What are your eyes?
What is a good resource for college information and career surveys?
What is Naviance?
What is a reciprocal conversation?
What are both people speaking equally?
What is someone who gets paid to hang out with you and can't be your friend?
Who is a professional acquaintance?
What does Ms. Willig grade projects on?
What is the process?
What can folded arms and a frown indicate?
What is that the listener is not interested in you?
What is a checklist?
What you should have to keep track of your assignments?
What is a segway in reference to a conversation?
A means of changing the conversation to another topic?
What are the 5 categories of people?
What are Strangers, Acquaintances, Professional Acquaintances, friends and family
What is the best way to work on a project together when in a breakout room?
What is a shared screen?
What is the most important thing to show you are interested in continuing a conversation?
What is listening?
Who should you contact if you need extra time?
What is your teacher?