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What should be your social skills abilities relevant to your age? What social skills have your teachers taught you in high school? Have your teachers taught you these social skills up to now? What social skills should a 13-year-old human have? What are essential social skills for an individual older than 13 years? What are optional social skills for an individual older than 13 years? How can teachers and parents facilitate social skills learning of children and others? Why is it important for children to learn social or socialization skills? What will happen if children do not learn proper social skills? What will happen if a human of 18 years has inadequate social skills? What is social studies? What is the difference between social studies and social skills? What social skills should you have? What are examples of social skills? Why do you need to learn social skills? What is the difference between a civilized and uncivilized person? What are the various disciplines of social studies? How are social skills elaborated? What are examples of matured human abilities relevant to age? Social skills in alphabetical order | ||||||||||||||||
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Age-specific social skills (Social Sciences) What should be your social skills abilities relevant to your age? What social skills have your teachers taught you in high school? Have your teachers taught you these social skills up to now? What social skills should a 13-year-old human have? What are essential social skills for an individual older than 13 years? 111 social skills every 13 years human must know. How can teachers and parents facilitate social skills learning of children and others? Direct children and elders to this resource http://www.qureshiuniversity.com/socialstudiesworld.html. If you have better guidelines, teachers and parents must display guidelines publicly on the Internet about social skills relevant to age. Why is it important for children to learn social or socialization skills? Social skills are important not only in school but in all of adult life as well. What will happen if children do not learn proper social skills? Academic performance is impaired. Legal troubles. Relationships problems as adults. Social skills in schools impact safety as well as interpersonal interactions. Trouble asking or accepting help from others. Unable to self-regulate his/her behavior. Violence a more likely response to conflicts due to inadequate social skills. Appropriate social environment is essential to practice civilized social skills. What will happen if a human of 18 years has inadequate social skills? He/she is likely going to be declared intellectually impaired. What is social studies? Social studies is the study of skills and knowledge to promote civic competence. What is the difference between social studies and social skills? Social studies is a big entity; within this entity are various social skills. What social skills should you have? What are examples of social skills? There are hundreds of important social skills. Why do you need to learn social skills? Learning social skills makes you a civilized person. What is the difference between a civilized and uncivilized person? A civilized person has all required social skills. What are the various disciplines of social studies?
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Social Skills How are social skills elaborated?
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What is good human character? What is good human behavior? |
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My Role Model What has that person done to become your role model? Does your role model help others? How? What’s the most important quality a role model should have? What could you do to be like your role model? Identifying Emotions How You Look Meeting New People Asking Questions Cooperating What are some ways you cooperate at school? What are some ways you cooperate at home? What are some ways you cooperate when you play a game or sport? What might happen if one person in a group didn’t cooperate? What could you do if one person in a group didn’t cooperate? Giving Advice What should I do about not finishing my homework? What should I do if my mom is angry with me? What should I do if I’m not picked for the team? Gestures What does this gesture mean? ____________________________________ Describe a time this gesture might be used: ____________________________________ Personal Space Personal space refers to the distance between two people. ____________________________________ Values ACTIVITY SHEET Name Date Facial Expressions What is this girl’s facial expression saying? ____________________________________ Why do you think she feels that way? ____________________________________ What is this boy’s facial expression saying? ____________________________________ Why do you think he feels that way? ____________________________________ Values Which value is most important to you? ____________________________________ Why is this value so important to you? ____________________________________ What value do you think your parents would choose as most important? ____________________________________ What value do you think your closest friend would choose as most important? ____________________________________ List of Values 1.Abundance 2.Acceptance 3.Accessibility 4.Accomplishment 5.Accountability 6.Accuracy 7.Achievement 8.Acknowledgement 9.Activeness 10.Adaptability 11.Adoration 12.Adroitness 13.Advancement 14.Adventure 15.Affection 16.Affluence 17.Aggressiveness 18.Agility 19.Alertness 20.Altruism 21.Amazement 22.Ambition 23.Amusement 24.Anticipation 25.Appreciation 26.Approachability 27.Approval 28.Art 29.Articulacy 30.Artistry 31.Assertiveness 32.Assurance 33.Attentiveness 34.Attractiveness 35.Audacity 36.Availability 37.Awareness 38.Awe 39.Balance 40.Beauty 41.Being the best 42.Belonging 43.Benevolence 44.Bliss 45.Boldness 46.Bravery 47.Brilliance 48.Buoyancy 49.Calmness 50.Camaraderie 51.Candor 52.Capability 53.Care 54.Carefulness 55.Celebrity 56.Certainty 57.Challenge 58.Change 59.Charity 60.Charm 61.Chastity 62.Cheerfulness 63.Clarity 64.Cleanliness 65.Clear-mindedness 66.Cleverness 67.Closeness 68.Comfort 69.Commitment 70.Community 71.Compassion 72.Competence 73.Competition 74.Completion 75.Composure 76.Concentration 77.Confidence 78.Conformity 79.Congruency 80.Connection 81.Consciousness 82.Conservation 83.Consistency 84.Contentment 85.Continuity 86.Contribution 87.Control 88.Conviction 89.Conviviality 90.Coolness 91.Cooperation 92.Cordiality 93.Correctness 94.Country 95.Courage 96.Courtesy 97.Craftiness 98.Creativity 99.Credibility 100.Cunning 101.Curiosity 102.Daring 103.Decisiveness 104.Decorum 105.Deference 106.Delight 107.Dependability 108.Depth 109.Desire 110.Determination 111.Devotion 112.Devoutness 113.Dexterity 114.Dignity 115.Diligence 116.Direction 117.Directness 118.Discipline 119.Discovery 120.Discretion 121.Diversity 122.Dominance 123.Dreaming 124.Drive 125.Duty 126.Dynamism 127.Eagerness 128.Ease 129.Economy 130.Ecstasy 131.Education 132.Effectiveness 133.Efficiency 134.Elation 135.Elegance 136.Empathy 137.Encouragement 138.Endurance 139.Energy 140.Enjoyment 141.Entertainment 142.Enthusiasm 143.Environmentalism 144.Ethics 145.Euphoria 146.Excellence 147.Excitement 148.Exhilaration 149.Expectancy 150.Expediency 151.Experience 152.Expertise 153.Exploration 154.Expressiveness 155.Extravagance 156.Extroversion 157.Exuberance 158.Fairness 159.Faith 160.Fame 161.Family (Spending time with my family) 162.Fascination 163.Fashion 164.Fearlessness 165.Ferocity 166.Fidelity 167.Fierceness 168.Fun 169.Firmness 170.Fitness 171.Flexibility 172.Flow 173.Fluency 174.Focus 175.Fortitude 176.Frankness 177.Freedom 178.Friendliness 179.Friendship 180.Frugality 181.Fun 182.Gallantry 183.Generosity 184.Gentility 185.Giving 186.Grace 187.Gratitude 188.Gregariousness(Good human/character Good human behavior) 189.Growth 190.Guidance 191.Happiness 192.Harmony (Having good friends) 193.Health 194.Heart 195.Helping others 196.Heroism 197.Holiness 198.Honesty 199.Honor 200.Hopefulness 201.Hospitality 202.Humility 203.Humor 204.Hygiene 205.Imagination 206.Impact 207.Impartiality 208.Independence 209.Individuality 210.Industry 211.Influence 212.Ingenuity 213.Inquisitiveness 214.Insightfulness 215.Inspiration 216.Integrity 217.Intellect 218.Intelligence 219.Intensity 220.Intimacy 221.Intrepidness 222.Introspection 223.Introversion 224.Intuition 225.Intuitiveness 226.Inventiveness 227.Investing 228.Involvement 229.Joy 230.Judiciousness 231.Justice 232.Keenness 233.Kindness 234.Knowledge 235.Leadership 236.Learning 237.Liberation 238.Liberty 239.Lightness 240.Liveliness 241.Logic 242.Longevity 243.Love 244.Loyalty 245.Majesty 246.Making a difference 247.Marriage 248.Mastery 249.Maturity 250.Meaning 251.Meekness 252.Mellowness 253.Meticulousness 254.Mindfulness 255.Modesty 256.Motivation 257.Mysteriousness 258.Nature 259.Neatness 260.Nerve 261.Noncomformity 262.Obedience 263.Open-mindedness 264.Openness 265.Optimism 266.Order 267.Organization 268.Originality 269.Outdoors 270.Outlandishness 271.Outrageousness 272.Partnership 273.Patience 274.Passion 275.Peace 276.Perceptiveness 277.Perfection 278.Perkiness 279.Perseverance 280.Persistence 281.Persuasiveness 282.Philanthropy 283.Piety 284.Playfulness 285.Pleasantness 286.Pleasure 287.Poise 288.Polish 289.Popularity 290.Potency 291.Power 292.Practicality 293.Pragmatism 294.Precision 295.Preparedness 296.Presence 297.Pride 298.Privacy 299.Proactivity 300.Professionalism 301.Prosperity 302.Prudence 303.Punctuality 304.Purity 305.Rationality 306.Realism 307.Reason 308.Reasonableness 309.Recognition 310.Recreation 311.Refinement 312.Reflection 313.Relaxation 314.Reliability 315.Relief 316.Religiousness 317.Reputation 318.Resilience 319.Resolution 320.Resolve 321.Resourcefulness 322.Respect 323.Responsibility 324.Rest 325.Restraint 326.Reverence 327.Richness 328.Rigor 329.Sacredness 330.Sacrifice 331.Sagacity 332.Saintliness 333.Sanguinity 334.Satisfaction 335.Science 336.Security 337.Self-control 338.Selflessness 339.Self-reliance 340.Self-respect 341.Sensitivity 342.Sensuality 343.Serenity 344.Service 345.Sexiness 346.Sexuality 347.Sharing 348.Shrewdness 349.Significance 350.Silence 351.Silliness 352.Simplicity 353.Sincerity 354.Skillfulness 355.Solidarity 356.Solitude 357.Sophistication 358.Soundness 359.Speed 360.Spirit 361.Spirituality 362.Spontaneity 363.Spunk 364.Stability 365.Status 366.Stealth 367.Stillness 368.Strength 369.Structure 370.Success 371.Support 372.Supremacy 373.Surprise 374.Sympathy 375.Synergy 376.Teaching 377.Teamwork 378.Temperance 379.Thankfulness 380.Thoroughness 381.Thoughtfulness 382.Thrift 383.Tidiness 384.Timeliness 385.Traditionalism 386.Tranquility 387.Transcendence 388.Trust 389.Trustworthiness 390.Truth 391.Understanding 392.Unflappability 393.Uniqueness 394.Unity 395.Usefulness 396.Utility 397.Valor 398.Variety 399.Victory 400.Vigor 401.Virtue 402.Vision 403.Vitality 404.Vivacity 405.Volunteering 406.Warmheartedness 407.Warmth 408.Watchfulness 409.Wealth 410.Willfulness 411.Willingness 412.Winning 413.Wisdom 414.Wittiness 415.Wonder 416.Worthiness 417.Youthfulness 418.Zeal SOCIAL SKILLS: INTERVENTIONS FOR STUDENTS WITH EMOTIONAL AND BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS |
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What are examples of matured human abilities relevant to age? Here are further guidelines. |
| Activities of Everyday Living |
| Answering a question |
| Asking about a meal |
| Anger Management |
| Asking about place/location |
| Advertising |
| Behavioral Counseling |
| Character Education |
| Clothes |
| Conversation Skills |
| Conflict |
| Conduct |
| Communication |
| Creative, Artistic |
| Discussion |
| Dining etiquette |
| Dealing with Numbers and Information |
| Demonstrate Positive Attitudes & Behaviors |
| Greetings |
| Good human character |
| Good human behavior |
| Good manners |
| Hands On Skills |
| Leadership |
| Learn Continuously |
| Meeting |
| Participate in Projects & Tasks |
| Problem Solving |
| Replying in a timely manner |
| Responsibility |
| Suggesting |
| Telephone Conversations |
| Work with Others |
| Questions |
| What will happen if schools or the state department of education do not enhance education of social studies? |