Introducing
Others
Educational
Objective: The student will introduce himself to another person in an
manner appropriate for the occasion.
Language Arts Standard: Listening and Speaking
Identify Need
Introductory Activity: Brainstorm- situations when students have met
someone new.
Define Steps and Sequences of Skill
1. Determine
who is the most familiar or the most important person to you. Your parents,
are closer to you than your teacher, so you would introduce your parents
to the teacher.
2. You should be between yourself and the two people you are introducing.
Stand about an arm's length away from each.
3. Show enthusiasm about the situation and use a pleasant
voice.
4. Use last names when appropriate.
5. Say, "Mrs. Turner, I'd like to introduce you to my mother."
6. You only do the introduction one way. NOT "Mom, this is Mrs.
Turner. Mrs. Turner, this is my mom."
7. You may wish to slip in a compliment or state the reason why you
are introducing the two. "Jim, this is Mr. Taylor, my P. E. teacher
and baseball coach this year."
8 . Let the people shake hands.
Model the Skill
Role Plays/Classroom Discussion
Applications
Independent Uses
Rubric for
Role Play
Student
(Speaker)____________________________ Student (Subject)____________________________
Date: _____________________ Observer's Name:___________________________________________
Social
Skill Being Practiced: _____________________________
Behavior
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Was the speaker standing between the two people he was introducing? |
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Did he use a pleasant voice that expressed enthusiasm? |
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Did he use first and last names as appropriate? |
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Did he do the introduction only "one way," not making
a double introduction? |
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Did he use a compliment during the introduction ? |
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Score |
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Other Comments: ___________________________________________________________
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Standards:
Speaking Applications:
2.4 Offer a logical sequence of information and engage the listener,
foster an acceptance of an idea.
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