What We Should Do and What We Shouldn't Do

In this topic I would like to share you “What We Should Do and What We Shouldn't Do” in the below table. As you are a Social Worker I would recommend you to read the information in this table and then tick what you think it is appropriated answer for you.

What We Should Do
¨ Gesture dynamically and intimately
¨ Bring students for a walk
¨ Smiling face
¨ Attract students’ attention (button wrong on your shirt)
¨ Pay attention to listening
¨ Sit alongside
¨ Buy snack for students
¨ Eat snack with students
¨ Express your empathy
¨ Adaptable to the situation with students
¨ Observe students’ face appearance
¨How to make students interested ( ask them what time it is)
¨ Tell them your name and position (show them your ID card)
¨ Use pictures to talk about family
¨ Speak very fast
¨ Strong face appearance
¨ Escape your attention to listening
¨ Speak loudly
¨ Speak ungraciously (bullying words)
¨ Change topic immediately
¨ Speak very fast and much more than students
¨Look too much at students
¨ Too careful
¨ Create a funny environment
¨ Promise to meet next time
¨ Speak slowly, gracefully and clearly
¨ Sit alongside
¨ Adaptable to the situation
¨ Silent when students do not say anything
¨ Polite
¨ Smiling face
¨ Trigger issues for students to speak bravely
¨ Build good communication
¨ Pay much more attention to listening
¨ What you are not clear should be asked again
¨ Use pictures/draw pictures of life
¨ Show your empathy (tap on the right shoulder)
¨ Use easy-to-know questions
What We Shouldn’t Do
¨ Impoliteness
¨ Speak so fast
¨ Escape your attention to listening
¨ Presumption
¨ Gesture unsuitably
¨Strong face appearance
¨ Use loud words
¨ Attract students from one to another place
¨ Use leading questions
¨ More talkative than students
¨ Use technical words
¨ Wear black glasses
¨ Prior promise
¨ Use paper and pen
¨Force students to speak
¨ Without any mutual introduction
¨ Gesture unsuitably
¨ Use close ended questions (based on the kind of information)
¨ Put something into your pocket and let students guess
¨ Introduce yourself
¨ Intimate gesture
¨ Ask students permission first
¨ Change your face appearance
¨ Sit and stroke your chin


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