Etiquette lesson 1
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This document discusses etiquette and its importance. It defines etiquette as conventional social behaviors and codes of conduct established within communities. Following etiquette can boost self-confidence by helping one take pride in themselves, and has long-term positive effects. Good etiquette is tied to developing a healthy self-image through avoiding unnecessary social comparisons and focusing on qualities that make one feel good about themselves.
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Etiquette lesson 1
- 1. Why should I practice proper Etiquette? Etiquette Lesson 1
- 2. What is Etiquette? • 1.conventional requirements as to social behavior; proprieties of conduct as established in any class or community or for any occasion. • 2.a prescribed or accepted code of usage in matters of ceremony, as at a court or in official or other formal observances. • 3.the code of ethical behavior regarding professional practice or action among the members of a profession in their dealings with each other: medical etiquette.
- 3. How does etiquette help you… • Take pride in who you are • Boost your self- confidence – Making you feel good about yourself • And has long term positive effects
- 4. Self-Image • What is self-image? – The conception that one has of oneself, including an assessment of qualities and personal worth.
- 5. CIRCLE UP!
- 6. Comparing • Do you compare yourself to others? • Who do you compare yourself to? • Is this a good person to compare yourself to? – Why or why not?
- 7. Feel Good • What makes you feel good about yourself? • Who makes you feel good about yourself? • Why should you feel good about yourself?
- 8. Project Instructions • Materials you need – Magazines • Cut out several pictures of items that make you feel good in general and about yourself – Glue – Markers, etc. – Poster paper • Glue your pictures in a collage layout on your poster