FIRST IMPRESSIONS 8 CUES

FIRST IMPRESSIONS8 CUES

Write all 8 cues and definitions in your manual on p. 29. A cue is a signal or prompt.

FIRST IMPRESSIONS 1. EYE CONTACT – make the person feel important

FIRST IMPRESSIONS 2. POSTURE – lean slightly forward

FIRST IMPRESSIONS 3. HANDSHAKE grip firmly without hurting the person; be professional

FIRST IMPRESSIONS 4. DRESS AND GROOMING – properly dressed; clean; hair combed, not in eyes; beware of scents that could trigger allergies.

FIRST IMPRESSIONS 5. FACIAL EXPRESSION - Smile!

FIRST IMPRESSIONS 6. TONE OF VOICE AND WORD CHOICE- Convey warmth and caring

FIRST IMPRESSIONS 7. RELAX – being stressed-out and tense will show.

FIRST IMPRESSIONS 8. ENERGY LEVEL – show that you are awake, alert, and ready to go

FIRST IMPRESSIONS • HOW LONG DO YOU HAVE TO MAKE A FIRST IMPRESSION? 30 seconds • HOW MANY ADDITIONAL ENCOUNTERS DOES IT TAKE TO MAKE UP FOR A BAD FIRST IMPRESSION? 20 additional encounters

Now, it is time for you to practice the 8 cues. Please volunteer to role play one or more of them.

Assignment: Your sub will pass out a form that you must complete by next Monday. You are to approach 3 different adults on this campus and introduce yourself using the 8 cues. Be sure to practice in advance. You may ask teachers, principals, counselors. Mr. Deeken is a sure bet at lunch.

FIRST IMPRESSIONS 8 CUES

FIRST IMPRESSIONS 8 CUES

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