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Getting the Teacher's Attention
Asking for Help
Appropriate Voice Tone
1. Look at the teacher.
2. Raise your hand and stay calm.
3. Wait until the teacher says your name.
4. Ask your question.
1. Look at the person.
2. Ask the person if he or she has time to help you.
3. Clearly explain the kind of help that you need.
4. Thank the person for helping.
1. Listen to the level of the voices around you.
2. Change your voice to match.
3. Watch and listen for visual or verbal cues, and adjust your voice as needed.
Without entering the classroom or office-
Greeting Others
In passing, there are times when it may be more appropriate to greet others using nonverbal gestures such as waving.
Brainstorm some when nonverbal greeting are more appropriate.
What are benefits of knowing how to interrupt appropriately?
How do you feel when others interrupt you by not following these steps?
When joining a conversation when not invited and without following these steps is interrupting, agree or disagree?
When is it appropriate to not use these steps to interrupt?