The Conover Company

The Conover Company
Manners Using manners is one of the key elements to good social skills. This program covers the basics of good manners. Includes the topics of: Meeting/Greeting People, Giving Help to Others, Asking for Help, Being Thoughtful and Considerate, Using Good Behavior, and Table Manners. Meeting/Greeting People - see a new person, make eye contact, select the correct distance, greet, speak clearly, respond, introduce self, introduce others, keep conversation going, etc. Giving Help to Others - see someone who needs help, make eye contact, greet, offer help, ask questions, accept thanks, etc. Asking for Help - look for someone to ask for help, make eye contact, speak clearly, ask for help, ask questions, respond, thank the person, etc. Being Thoughtful and Considerate - offer help, ask for permission, include others, consider the feelings of others, apologize, compliment, etc. Table Manners - be on time, hold the door for others, give up your seat, join in, share, pay attention when speaking or listening, let others work, etc.
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Manners

Using manners is one of the key elements to good social skills. This program covers the basics of good manners. Includes the topics of: Meeting/Greeting People, Giving Help to Others, Asking for Help, Being Thoughtful and Considerate, Using Good Behavior, and Table Manners.

Meeting/Greeting People - see a new person, make eye contact, select the correct distance, greet, speak clearly, respond, introduce self, introduce others, keep conversation going, etc.

Giving Help to Others - see someone who needs help, make eye contact, greet, offer help, ask questions, accept thanks, etc.

Asking for Help - look for someone to ask for help, make eye contact, speak clearly, ask for help, ask questions, respond, thank the person, etc.

Being Thoughtful and Considerate - offer help, ask for permission, include others, consider the feelings of others, apologize, compliment, etc.
Table Manners - be on time, hold the door for others, give up your seat, join in, share, pay attention when speaking or listening, let others work, etc.