Look at the other person. 2. Be specific when you ask permission. 3. Be sure to ask rather than demand. 4. Give reasons if necessary. 5. Accept the decision.

Be specific when you ask permission. Be sure to ask rather than demand. Give reasons if necessary. Accept the decision. Obey a request to stop negative behavior. Refrain from …

Be specific when you ask permission. Be sure to ask rather than demand. Give reasons if necessary. Accept the decision. Obey a request to stop negative behavior. Refrain from …

These resources put Boys Town’s research-proven methods to work in a variety of educational formats, making learning opportunities for both students and staff.

This lesson plan introduces the vital social skill of Asking Permission, aimed at fostering responsible and respectful behaviors among middle and high school students. Educators will …

Throughout and after practice, find opportunities to praise students for asking anyone for permission. Provide a copy of the Asking Permission reflection worksheet to each student. For …

The posters feature hallway and cafeteria procedures and these 17 social skills: following instructions, staying on task, getting the teacher's attention, asking permission, working with …

Boys Town Social Skills. Flashcards; Learn; Test; Match; Get a hint. Following Instructions. 1. Look at the person. 2. Say "Okay" 3. Do what you have been asked right away. 4. Check back. …

© 2005, Father Flanagan’s Boys’ Home Asking Permission 1. Look at the person. 2. Use a calm and pleasant voice. 3. Say “May I…?” 4. Accept the answer

Two downloadable poster sets, 25 per set, highlight the 50 social skills featured in Social Skill of the Week Curriculum. Each poster includes the skill name, its behavioral steps, and a graphic …