Getting Acquainted Unit 1

International Greetings

Reflection What in the video was familiar? What things in the video would you never do? Reflection

Greetings in Korea How does your greetings to people change? Your parents Your boyfriend/girlfriend Your boss Your boyfriend’s/girlfriend’s parents Your little brother or sister What would you say? How would you act? Greetings in Korea

Having things in common is important for a successful relationship. In groups, find out 4 things everyone has in common. What things do you have in common with Prof. Jones? Relationships

Starting a Conversation What are some questions that you should ask when you first meet someone? What are some questions you should NOT ask when you first meet someone? Starting a Conversation

What body language should you have when meeting someone for the first time? What body language should you NOT have when meeting someone for the first time? Body Language

Group Work In groups, come up with ten questions that you would ask someone who you were meeting for the first time.

Interview

Topics and Being Comfortable Are there topics that you feel comfortable/uncomfortable talking about? Which ones are they? Why or why not? Page 5 Activity 3B Topics and Being Comfortable

Families Everyone has different families. How big is your family? Do you have any pets? Is it ok to talk about families when you first meet someone? Families

Fill out the chart with the class Family Chart Fill out the chart with the class

Individual or Group Work Is it better to work alone or in groups? Why? Why not? What is your personal preference? Individual or Group Work

Teamwork

Competition S O L V I N G P R O B L E M S Get into two big groups. The first group will work as individuals; the second group will work in small groups. You have three minutes to come up with as many words as possible using the letters: S O L V I N G P R O B L E M S Competition

Each group needs to create a conversation in regard to the two scenarios: You want to invite someone who you just met over to eat chicken and drink beer. You are talking with your new work supervisor about a new project that he/she wants you to begin. Create a Conversation

Presentation