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1 Groups of 3-4 Unit 1 - Impressions

2 Goals of Today Review GROUP WORK ground rules
Discuss first impressions Find students with good first impressions Find and identify main ideas from the reading Miscellaneous class stuff

3 Pg 3 In your group… Move to page 4
Describe the picture in great detail Answer questions on the bottom right with your group Discuss as a class Move to page 4

4 Define “First Impression”
Definition- Your instant…first belief about a persons characteristics Your image of a person after meeting them first How to have a good impression? Smile / Voice tone / Eye contact / Gestures / Appearance / No Beard  / Good attitude How long does it take? Just 3-10 seconds

5 Which one is the bad cop?

6 Which one is more handsome?

7 Youtube Video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sk7A56KVNBY
Questions from the video Which one seems like he has more friends? Which one has more imaginary friends? Which one is invited to more parties? Which one is invited to more bridge tournaments? Which one is the ‘bad’ cop? Which of these bosses would give you a raise? Which one would fire you if you ask for a raise? Which one has a better sex-life? Which one never puts money into the employee gift pool? Which one really enjoys giving you a ticket?

8 Vocabulary Summarized
PAGE 5 Stranger Someone you don’t know Demonstrate Showing how to do something Confidence You are sure about yourself Standards Level of expectations Cultural Related to ideas / customs Select To choose Appreciate To understand the value of a person or thing Impress To have someone admire you Maintain To keep at a certain standard Offensive Negative; feeling of deep hurt

9 Pg 6-7 Pre-reading Discuss Scan Create assumptions
Guess: what are the main ideas? Discuss

10 Group Work Discuss and find the answers for the “Details” section
Page 8 Group Work Discuss and find the answers for the “Details” section

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