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1. SELF INTRODUCTION

2. What is self introduction? A self-introduction is a way of presenting yourself to others by sharing key information about who you are. Self-introduction helps other people to know about your identity, personality, and other essential things related to you. A good self-introduction should cover all aspects of the person as it creates a positive impression on others to have better connections in the future.

3. Benefit of Good Introduction Self-introductions are important in various settings, including job interviews, networking events, social gatherings, and online interactions. A strong self-introduction can help you make a memorable first impression and start a conversation that can lead to valuable opportunities in the future. In social gatherings, self-introductions can help you break the ice and start a conversation with someone new. A friendly and engaging self-introduction can help you make new friends, expand your social circle, and enjoy the event to the fullest.

4. Types of Self-Introduction 1. Formal Introduction Greeting: Start with a polite greeting. Name: State your full name clearly. Position/Role: Mention your job title or role if relevant. Organization: Name the company, institution, or group you are associated with. Additional Information: Include a brief detail about your responsibilities or background if appropriate. Invitation for Interaction: Encourage further conversation or questions. “Good morning. My name is Jane Smith. I am the Marketing Manager at ABC Corp. I oversee our advertising campaigns and customer engagement strategies. I’m looking forward to discussing potential collaborations with you today. Please feel free to ask me any questions.”

5. Types of Self-Introduction 2. Informal Introduction Greeting: Start with a friendly greeting. Name: State your first name or a preferred name.. Background: Share a bit about your background or interests. Context: Relate it to the situation or setting you’re in. Engage: Ask a question or make a comment to invite interaction. Hi, I’m Alex. I just moved to town and am excited to explore the local food scene. I love hiking and photography. What’s your favorite spot around here?”

6. Types of Self-Introduction 3. Professional Networking Greeting: Start with a polite greeting. Name: State your full name. Position/Role: Mention your job title or professional role. Organization: State the organization you work for. Purpose: Briefly explain why you’re at the event or what you hope to achieve. Follow-Up: Offer a way to continue the conversation. “Hello, I’m Sarah Lee, a Data Analyst at Tech Solutions. I’m here to learn more about the latest trends in data science and network with other professionals in the field. It’s great to meet you. What projects are you currently working on?”

7. Types of Self-Introduction 4. Social Event Greeting: Start with a casual greeting. Name: State your first name. Interest or Hobby: Share something personal or a hobby. Context: Relate it to the event or situation. Engage: S how interest in the other person’s experiences or interests. “Hey, I’m Emma. I love cooking and trying out new recipes. I heard there’s a great food truck here. Have you tried any of the dishes?”

8. Types of Self-Introduction 5. Public Speaking or Presentation Greeting: Start with a greeting appropriate for the audience. Name: State your full name. Title/Position: Mention your job title or role. Purpose: Explain the purpose of your presentation or speech. Engage: Invite questions or interaction at the end. “Good afternoon, everyone. I’m Dr. Michael Johnson, a climate scientist at Green Earth Institute. Today, I’ll be discussing the impact of climate change on coastal ecosystems. I’m eager to share my findings and answer any questions you may have at the end of the presentation.”

9. Types of Self-Introduction 6. Self-Introduction in English for Students Begin with Greetings and Personal Details : Start with a warm greeting and a positive tone . Clearly state your full name . Mention your class, section, or the course you are pursuing Add any additional information related to your studies or field of interest .. “Hi everyone! My name is Sarah Smith, and I am currently enrolled in the Bachelor of Arts program majoring in Psychology.” b. Share Interests or Hobbies : Mention a few interests or hobbies to help others connect with you on a personal level. Talk about hobbies that reflect your personality and interests outside of academics . Highlight activities that demonstrate your passion and dedication . Keep it concise , sharing one or two hobbies is sufficient “Apart from my studies, I enjoy playing the guitar and painting. These activities allow me to express my creativity and relax.”

10. Types of Self-Introduction c. Mention Notable Achievements or Extracurricular Activities (Optional) : Include any notable achievements or extracurricular activities to showcase your skills and dedication outside of academics "I recently won first place in the inter-school debate competition“ or “I am an active member of our school’s dance club.” d. Express Eagerness and Contribution: Wrap up by expressing your eagerness to get to know everyone and contribute positively. Show enthusiasm about being part of the college community. Express eagerness to learn from others’ experiences and contribute positively. “I am thrilled to be part of this vibrant school/college community, and I can’t wait to meet new people, learn from each other, and make lifelong connections.”

11. Quiz Time What opening phrase is the most appropriate for a formal self-introduction at a job interview? Good morning. Thank you for inviting me. My name is [Full Name]. When meeting a small study group for the first time, what greeting is the most suitable? Hey everyone, I'm [First Name]. What are you working on? For a student introduction, what academic detail should immediately follow the statement of your full name? Your class, section, or the course/major you are currently pursuing. What is the key element that distinguishes a 'Professional Networking' introduction from a standard formal introduction? Explicitly stating your career goals or the purpose of your presence at the event. What is the primary function of sharing a hobby, such as 'I enjoy playing the guitar,' during an introduction to a new class? To give classmates common ground, making it easier to start conversations and build rapport.

12. Quiz Time In a 'Public Speaking' introduction (e.g., presenting a research paper), what key item must be mentioned immediately after stating your name and official title/affiliation? The main objective or topic of the presentation/speech. Why is 'maintaining consistent eye contact' a vital component of Positive Body Language? It conveys confidence, sincerity, and respect for the audience. What is example of a good opening statement for a Social Event is: Hello, I'm [First Name]. I heard you like photography—so do I! What closing phrase best shows 'eagerness' for collaboration in a campus organization introduction? I am looking forward to getting to know you all and contributing to our mutual goals. What is the primary benefit of mentioning a 'notable achievement' (e.g., 'winning a coding competition') in a student introduction? To showcase dedication and practical skills outside of formal classroom grades.

13. Assignment Please choose one types of self-introduction and make scenario in dialogue which consist of two speakers/students. Next, record in 3-minute video and upload to Google-Drive, than attach the link in the Assignment in Sikola.

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15. ASKING & GIVING OPINION

16. What is asking & giving opinion? Asking and giving opinions are key aspects of communication that involve expressing and seeking personal views or judgments on various topics. Mastering these skills can enhance conversations, facilitate discussions, and lead to better understanding and decision-making.

17. Phrases in Asking Opinion There are some expressions that we can use when we ask for an opinion. What do you think of … Is that true that … Do you think it’s going … Why do they behave like that? Do you have any idea? How do you like … ? Please give me your frank opinion. What’s your opinion?

18. Phrases in Giving Opinion Phrases of giving opinion can be divided into three levels; strong, medium and weak. We can see the lists below: Strong Medium Weak • I’m absolutely certain that … • I believe … I think … • I’m convinced that … • I don’t doubt that … I don’t think … • I strongly believe that … • I feel certain that … I’m fairly certain that … • My impression is that … I’m quite certain that … • As I see it … I would have thought that … • It seems to me that …

19. Types of Self-Introduction 1. Formal Introduction Greeting: Start with a polite greeting. Name: State your full name clearly. Position/Role: Mention your job title or role if relevant. Organization: Name the company, institution, or group you are associated with. Additional Information: Include a brief detail about your responsibilities or background if appropriate. Invitation for Interaction: Encourage further conversation or questions. “Good morning. My name is Jane Smith. I am the Marketing Manager at ABC Corp. I oversee our advertising campaigns and customer engagement strategies. I’m looking forward to discussing potential collaborations with you today. Please feel free to ask me any questions.”

20. Types of Self-Introduction 2. Informal Introduction Greeting: Start with a friendly greeting. Name: State your first name or a preferred name.. Background: Share a bit about your background or interests. Context: Relate it to the situation or setting you’re in. Engage: Ask a question or make a comment to invite interaction. Hi, I’m Alex. I just moved to town and am excited to explore the local food scene. I love hiking and photography. What’s your favorite spot around here?”

21. Types of Self-Introduction 3. Professional Networking Greeting: Start with a polite greeting. Name: State your full name. Position/Role: Mention your job title or professional role. Organization: State the organization you work for. Purpose: Briefly explain why you’re at the event or what you hope to achieve. Follow-Up: Offer a way to continue the conversation. “Hello, I’m Sarah Lee, a Data Analyst at Tech Solutions. I’m here to learn more about the latest trends in data science and network with other professionals in the field. It’s great to meet you. What projects are you currently working on?”

22. Types of Self-Introduction 4. Social Event Greeting: Start with a casual greeting. Name: State your first name. Interest or Hobby: Share something personal or a hobby. Context: Relate it to the event or situation. Engage: S how interest in the other person’s experiences or interests. “Hey, I’m Emma. I love cooking and trying out new recipes. I heard there’s a great food truck here. Have you tried any of the dishes?”

23. Types of Self-Introduction 5. Public Speaking or Presentation Greeting: Start with a greeting appropriate for the audience. Name: State your full name. Title/Position: Mention your job title or role. Purpose: Explain the purpose of your presentation or speech. Engage: Invite questions or interaction at the end. “Good afternoon, everyone. I’m Dr. Michael Johnson, a climate scientist at Green Earth Institute. Today, I’ll be discussing the impact of climate change on coastal ecosystems. I’m eager to share my findings and answer any questions you may have at the end of the presentation.”

24. Types of Self-Introduction 6. Self-Introduction in English for Students Begin with Greetings and Personal Details : Start with a warm greeting and a positive tone . Clearly state your full name . Mention your class, section, or the course you are pursuing Add any additional information related to your studies or field of interest .. “Hi everyone! My name is Sarah Smith, and I am currently enrolled in the Bachelor of Arts program majoring in Psychology.” b. Share Interests or Hobbies : Mention a few interests or hobbies to help others connect with you on a personal level. Talk about hobbies that reflect your personality and interests outside of academics . Highlight activities that demonstrate your passion and dedication . Keep it concise , sharing one or two hobbies is sufficient “Apart from my studies, I enjoy playing the guitar and painting. These activities allow me to express my creativity and relax.”

25. Types of Self-Introduction c. Mention Notable Achievements or Extracurricular Activities (Optional) : Include any notable achievements or extracurricular activities to showcase your skills and dedication outside of academics "I recently won first place in the inter-school debate competition“ or “I am an active member of our school’s dance club.” d. Express Eagerness and Contribution: Wrap up by expressing your eagerness to get to know everyone and contribute positively. Show enthusiasm about being part of the college community. Express eagerness to learn from others’ experiences and contribute positively. “I am thrilled to be part of this vibrant school/college community, and I can’t wait to meet new people, learn from each other, and make lifelong connections.”

26. Quiz Time What opening phrase is the most appropriate for a formal self-introduction at a job interview? Good morning. Thank you for inviting me. My name is [Full Name]. When meeting a small study group for the first time, what greeting is the most suitable? Hey everyone, I'm [First Name]. What are you working on? For a student introduction, what academic detail should immediately follow the statement of your full name? Your class, section, or the course/major you are currently pursuing. What is the key element that distinguishes a 'Professional Networking' introduction from a standard formal introduction? Explicitly stating your career goals or the purpose of your presence at the event. What is the primary function of sharing a hobby, such as 'I enjoy playing the guitar,' during an introduction to a new class? To give classmates common ground, making it easier to start conversations and build rapport.

27. Quiz Time In a 'Public Speaking' introduction (e.g., presenting a research paper), what key item must be mentioned immediately after stating your name and official title/affiliation? The main objective or topic of the presentation/speech. Why is 'maintaining consistent eye contact' a vital component of Positive Body Language? It conveys confidence, sincerity, and respect for the audience. What is example of a good opening statement for a Social Event is: Hello, I'm [First Name]. I heard you like photography—so do I! What closing phrase best shows 'eagerness' for collaboration in a campus organization introduction? I am looking forward to getting to know you all and contributing to our mutual goals. What is the primary benefit of mentioning a 'notable achievement' (e.g., 'winning a coding competition') in a student introduction? To showcase dedication and practical skills outside of formal classroom grades.

28. Assignment Please choose one types of self-introduction and make scenario in dialogue which consist of two speakers/students. Next, record in 3-minute video and upload to Google-Drive, than attach the link in the Assignment in Sikola.

29. Thank you