Free printable “Make eye contact when speaking to others” behavior chart.
Eye contact and engagement progress chart. Support appropriate nonverbal communication skills.
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- Make eye contact when speaking to others
- Use an appropriate voice level
- Listen attentively when others speak
| Goal | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Make eye contact when speaking to others | |||||
| 2. Use an appropriate voice level | |||||
| 3. Listen attentively when others speak |
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For students who find eye contact overwhelming, teach them to look at the speaker's forehead or nose. It looks like eye contact but reduces social anxiety.
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