Making New Friends: A Guide for ESL Students
Nathaniel Walker Making New Friends: A Guide for ESL Students
Discover the secrets to making new friends in school with these three simple yet effective tips! Start by harnessing the power of a warm smile to appear more approachable and boost your mood. Then, dive into clubs or sports teams to connect with peers who share your passions. Finally, learn the art of being a good listener, an invaluable skill that fosters meaningful relationships. Whether you're new to the school or just looking to expand your circle, these strategies are sure to help you build lasting connections!
Making New Friends: A Guide for ESL Students
What is a benefit of smiling when meeting new people?
What is a benefit of joining a sports club or team?
What is a good listener?
What is one way to make new friends when joining a new school?
Smile and say hello to others
Ignore everyone and keep to yourself
Make fun of others to get their attention
Avoid talking to anyone
Why is it important to be friendly and approachable when meeting new people?
To make enemies
To build positive relationships
To show off
To be rude
What does active listening involve when talking to someone?
Looking around the room
Ignoring the speaker
Paying attention and responding appropriately
Checking your phone
Which of the following is a good icebreaker question?
Do you hate school?
What's your favorite subject?
Why are you so quiet?
Are you a troublemaker?
Why is it important to be yourself when making new friends?
To pretend to be someone else
To build fake relationships
To be accepted for who you truly are
To be someone you are not
How can body language affect communication with others?
It doesn't matter
It can show interest or disinterest
It confuses people
It's not important
What is an example of a positive social skill for making friends?
Ignoring others' feelings
Being kind and helpful
Being mean and disrespectful
Avoiding conversations
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