Students will practice asking permissions and making requests. With this activity students will be able to identify some of cultural etiquettes and values in South Korea. Students will also discuss different etiquettes from different cultures.
Being at job interviews is an exciting moment itself; it is often comprised of excitement and nervousness both. Everyone at a job interview faces the same situation, though its only you who can turn it from a golden opportunity into a prospective career. This lesson is focused on the primary attributes you should possess during an interview to make a successful impact.
You can use these PowerPoint slides to present to students to discuss their opinion related to cell phone etiquette and as a way to reveal culture.
This textbook companion is a resource to help students successfully navigate through their first year at Kansas State University. It serves as part of the K-State First mission to create an outstanding university experience for every first-year student by helping with the transition to college-level learning and college life. The textbook helps improve chances for student success by focusing on fostering campus community, offering resources for diverse activities, highlighting academic expectations, and empowering students with personal responsibility and social agency. Instructors are encouraged to use the textbook in their K-State First classes, and it is also offered as a direct resource for students. In any university setting there are often unwritten rules that students are expected to understand, and this guide addresses and answers those questions directly. Ultimately, this guide encourages students to be engaged learners and to enjoy all facets of education, both inside and outside the classroom.
Students will practice asking permissions and making requests. With this activity students will be able to identify some of cultural etiquettes and values in South Korea. Students will also discuss different etiquettes from different cultures.