good manners authors: justyna kukułka andrzej wilk
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The WebQuest is designed for junior high school students to learn about good manners and savoir vivre within the eTwinning project 'Family lab'.
Duration: three weeks.
INTRODUCTIONWhat are good manners? Do you
behave according to them? In contemporary world deprived of values, knowledge of good manners by young people is highly desirable. Values such as: respect, tolerancy, honesty should be present in life and behaviour of every human being.
TasksDo you like travelling? Would you
like to go to a foreign country? Is
your answer is ‘yes’, you should
get to know rules obligatory in the
European society in order not to
be ‘an alien’. You can start your
education on this theme by
learning some social norms and
savoir vivre rules obligatory in
Poland as well as in other
countries like: Britain, Spain or
Germany (countries of our partner
schools). Only well educated
young people respecting good
manners and living in accordance
with them, are likely to achieve
success in future personal and
professional life.
•behaviour in public places ( cinema / theatre /museum/concert, means of transport, etc.)•good manners connected with phones•good manners in accordance to women •dos and don’ts (what to do and what not to do in order to behave properly)
You are supposed to collect the materials to create a PowerPoint presentation, video (Windows Movie Maker) or an album as well as a quiz or a crossword checking your classmates' knowledge after having studied your final product (the presentation, video or album). Try to select the materials and remember to use language which will be understandable for your mates. Remember! Perfect preparation prevents poor performance.
Good manners in Poland
Good mannners in Britain
Good manners in Spain
Good manners in Germany
- Divide into four groups- Each group will study one of the following aspects:
Process
What should each group do to create the final product of a high quality?Describe how to greet in a particular countryDescribe good manners while eating Describe social manners (time, invitatations, dress)Describe appropriate behaviour at schoolDescribe good manners in public places (cinema/theatre/musem/concert, means of transport, etc.)Mention about good manners while talking on the phoneSpecify good manners in accordance to womenWrite dos and don’ts (what to do and what not to do in order to behave properly)
Sources of informationTo collect some necessary information and photos
you can visit the addresses below. Remember to mention the sources you have used in your presentation. You can also use some books available in our library.
Good manners in Poland
Polish etiquettePoland's culture every day
Customs and etiquette Polish etiquettePoland's culture every day
Customs and etiquette
Good manners in Britain:
Acceptable behaviour in EnglandEating etiquette
Dos and don'ts in England
Good manners in Germany
German table manners, German etiquetteBehaviour and communication
Customs and business etiquetteSocial etiquette in Germany
Good manners in Spain
Guide to etiquette in SpainTips for livibg abroad – Spanish manners
Table manners in Spain
26-8 points - poor
9-10 points - satisfactory
11-12 points - well
13-14 points – very well
15 points - excellent
EvaluationThe final evaluation is the sum of received
points. Each group can get a maximum of 15 points. You will receive the following marks for the obtained number of points:
3456
Execution of tasks
Initial Developed Advanced
Substantive content
Points 1 - 3
Poor content, irrelevant
information, lack of essential information
Properly selected items of content,
taking into
account the most
relevant
information
Full selection of the contents of the analyzed
issues
Execution
Points 1 - 3
Negligent and unreadable
presentation, poorly selected
photos.
Clear and thorough
presentation, well illustrated
information.
Very interesting form of
presentation, very precise execution.
Linguistic corectness
Points 1 - 3
Numarous
linguistic and
spelling mistakes,
lack of
punctuation.
Minor linguistic
and spelling
mistakes.
High linguistic
corectness, the
materials almost
without mistakes.
Evaluation
GOOD LUCK !
Execution of tasks Initial Developed Advanced
Cooperation in a group
Points 1 – 3
Lack of or little involvement
in the work of the
group, lack of
cooperation
Good cooperation
and visible joint
action of all
people in the
group
Very good cooperation of all the group, clear
involvement of all the group members
Presentation of the project
Points 1 - 3
Uninteresting and not very original
form of presentation made
by one person
Well presented presentation, most
of the group memebers
involved in the presentation
Very interesting presentation
original way of presenting,
involvement of all the group.