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Bill Whitehead, M.Ed.
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平均評分：4.8評論數量：(52)
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Complete in 4 weeks or 4 days--you determine the pace! This is the 4-class self-paced version of my class for young people that covers basic manners that are applicable on a daily basis. More and more I hear that certain basic manners are lacking in middle and high school, but it's hard to get upset with the kids, as they don't know what they don't know! If scheduling a time in the summer is more difficult for you, this is the version to take! My overview version is meant as a refresher...
4 lessons//4 Weeks
Week 1Lesson 1Class 1How to carry yourself in a group setting; When to (and *why* we) say "please" and "thank you"; Knowing when to talk and when to listenWeek 2Lesson 2Class 2Conducting yourself in public; Disagreeing respectfully; Conducting yourself in school/the workplace; Being on timeWeek 3Lesson 3Class 3Meeting new people; Interacting with your elders; Interviewing etiquette; Proper attire for different occasionsWeek 4Lesson 4Class 4Attending parties & formal gatherings; Eating at a restaurant or at someone's home; Proper table etiquette
In "Mind Your Manners!: A Guide to Basic Etiquette for Kids & Teens (Self-Paced)", students will: -Learn how to interact at school, socially, and eventually in the workplace -How to respectfully disagree and resolve conflict -How to minimize screen distractions and maximize time with others -Table manners -Misc. day-to-day tips
My Master's Degree is in Education; I have taught high school English and various electives, including AP English: Language & Composition and The Structure & Analysis of Film since 2008. Additionally I have worked on committees to ensure curriculum is up-to-date and meaningful, have mentored students during high school & as they prepare for college and/or the workforce, and have offered a variety of online classes since 2021.
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明星教育家
平均評分：4.8評論數量：(52)
Hello! My name is Bill and I offer a wide variety of courses that either reinforce the skills found in a traditional English/Humanities class such as writing and public speaking, or fall into more of the "miscellaneous" category, such as basic...
