Polite communication for texting would be not using sarcasm unless you know they will understand it to prevent misunderstandings. You don't need to introduce yourself like you do for an email. Don't send something that you wouldn't want other people to see, because you can't remove it.

Veronica Cargay, Annelise Mahr, Kimberly Rosas, Andrew Peters, Beth Payne

Instagram, snapchat, photo sharing with commenting

It's rude when people open your snapchat and don't reply. It's rude to comment mean things on photos or post anything mean. Don't post or send any inapropriate pictures. Don't have stories that are over 100 seconds. Don't screenshot ugly pictures of people and post them on internet. Cyber bullying is rude.

It's polite to respond when people snapchat you. It's nice to like peoples photos.

When sending or posting a picture to a friend you can make it a silly snapchat or photo.

Email

Robert Kramer, Alejandra Perez, Haley Hollis, Karina Mendoza, Esme Luevano, Francisco Nuñez

Saying hello, introducing yourself are polite behaviors for emails. Informal to friends and family and formal to teachers.
No cursing, blackmailing, inappropriate emails or pretending you're someone else.

Polite behavior for face to face would be eye contact, speaking clearly, nodding/show your listening. It is rude to be on your phone, not pay attention, and don't make the conversation all about yourself.

Veronica Cargay, Annelise Mahr, Andrew Peters, Beth Payne, Kimberly Rosas

Text messages

It's rude not to respond or when you ask them what they are doing and they answer but don't ask you what you are doing. One word answers after long paragraphs

Respond or tell them when you have to go, ask questions back keep the convo going.

Polite behavior for email would be correct grammar and spelling. When emailing a friend it is okay to be casual, but while email a teacher you should introduce yourself, be formal and respectful. Rude behavior for this communication would be using sarcasm, or joking, because the person receiving the email cannot tell you are joking.

Veronica Cargay, Annelise Mahr, Andrew Peters, Kimberly Rosas, Beth Payne  

Face to face

With parents do not cuss but act friendly.
With a friend be yourself and joke around.
With a teacher be very polite.
With strangers don't tell them everything be polite.

Rude behavior would be checking your phone, not listening, don't look at you.

People offend us in conversations when they look away or don't interact, or start texting or scrolling through their phones.

Types of Communication

Email:
What is considered polite in an email is address who you are writing to by their name, replying quickly, please and thank you's, kind requests, correct grammar, and write personal and thoughtfully.

What is considered rude in an email is not responding, using texting language, not using correct punctuation, mean tone, not answering the questions in an email, and, taking a lot time to respond.

Social Media:
What is considered polite in this form of communication is no bad words in your picture or captions, kind comments, post appropriate pictures, land acknowledge the picture you are tagged in.

What is considered rude in a form communication is do not comment rude things, do not send awkward things, do not spam people, and do not post offensive things.

E-mail

Polite:
Be formal when communicating with teachers or adults
Use terms like "dear" to introduce and "sincerely" to close

Rude:
Only state a command in the text body

Do's:
Be kind
Be respectful
Be clear
Use paragraphs and indentations when starting new ideas

Don't's:
Use abbreviations
Expect immediate response

Aliezah
Sarah
Adriana
Gracie
Natalia
Dylan
Sahil

Face to face

Does: look at face, eye contact, try to include every one, act interested 

Don't: get to close, be on phone while talking, interrupt, get to touchy, 

Interrupting is considered rude. Texting is a form of interrupting.

Chang the topic politely

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English Language Arts Teacher

Google Certified Teacher

CUE Lead Learner

Professional Development Facilitator & Trainer

Author of Blended Learning in Grades 4-12: Leveraging Power of Technology

Co-author of Creating a Google Apps Classroom

@Catlin_Tucker

www.catlintucker.com

"Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever." ~ Mahatma Gandhi

text messaging

Do's: care about others feeling, use proper grammar, respond nicely,
be respectful, try to text back quickly
Dont's:
Screen cap,post text, no bullying,sexting,don't exaggerate,don't give
out your number.

instagram,snapchat,etc.

Dont's: rude comments,sexting,screenshot others pictures,don't rate to
be rude,don't open if u wont respond, don't ask for likes, post drugs
Do's:give compliments, like others pictures, respond back,know when to
get off your phone.
Bic, casandra,Katie d, Katie t, Derek, josh

Face to face

Polite:
Eye contact
Active listening
Smile
Show you're understanding
Emotion

Rude:
Being on your phone
Turning away
Rolling eyes
Playing with hair or clothes, being distracted
Being eager to leave
Interrupt

Do's:
Engage in conversation
Show emotion
Eye contact

Don't's:
Interrupt
Have an angry or upset tone, stay calm.

Aliezah
Sarah
Adriana
Gracie
Natalia
Dylan
Sahil

Text message

Do: respond to important questions, add to the conversation, use grammar, use period, read over messages before sending

Don't: ignore people, extend unnecessarily, use too any emojis, just talk about yourself, don't gossip

--

English Language Arts Teacher

Google Certified Teacher

CUE Lead Learner

Professional Development Facilitator & Trainer

Author of Blended Learning in Grades 4-12: Leveraging Power of Technology

Co-author of Creating a Google Apps Classroom

@Catlin_Tucker

www.catlintucker.com

"Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever." ~ Mahatma Gandhi

email

Do's: Politely address people. No bad language. Say nice things about
others. Do not gossip. Use proper grammar.
Don'ts: swear, don't spam someone,no gossip, no bad grammar, no
abbreviating. Bic, casandra,Katie d, Katie t, Derek n, josh

Instagram ect

Does: be nice, respond to questions, 

Don't: don't take to seriously, post embarrassing things, 

--

English Language Arts Teacher

Google Certified Teacher

CUE Lead Learner

Professional Development Facilitator & Trainer

Author of Blended Learning in Grades 4-12: Leveraging Power of Technology

Co-author of Creating a Google Apps Classroom

@Catlin_Tucker

www.catlintucker.com

"Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever." ~ Mahatma Gandhi

Text message

Polite:
Replying when you have the chance or whenever  you read it
Emoticons for emotion 😄

Rude:
No response
Cussing
Short responses

Do's:
Be kind
Be clear
Be respectful

Don't's:
Too many abbreviations
Too many emoticons

Aliezah
Sarah
Adriana
Gracie
Natalia
Dylan
Sahil

Face to Face Communication

What is considered polite is eye contact, responding to them when they talk to you, contribute to the conversation, and give the person your full attention. You can show that you are really listening by making way contact, nodding your head, and participating in the conversation
What is considered rude is avoiding eye contact, yelling, ignoring, butting in, and paying attention to something else. We have been offense in a conversation when people interior, yell, laughing at you, when they do not pay attention to you, and argue with you.

Do- make eye contact, full attention, nod, listen, contribute

Do Not- be on your phone, ignore, interrupt, leave a conversation, argue

We engage in this form of communication every day!

Brianna Stearn, Jorge, Brady, Anna, Ariana, Aubree Lujan.

Text Messages

Responding to text messages is polite. Try your best to carry on the conversation and don't change the subject when they are saying something. Being short and not acknowledging what the other person is saying is rude.

Face to Face

Things that are polite: eye contact, nodding, seeming invested, and introducing yourself.

Things that are rude: changing the subject, being awkward, and slapping.

Emma, Andrew, Kirk, Diego, Giselle

Email

It is polite to use a subject so your receiver knows what the email is about. It is also polite to be formal since emailing is a more formal setting than texting. Address your receiver and if you are asking for something, remember to say thank you in advance.

It is rude to be informal, treating the email like a text and abbreviating words. It is wise to avoid using slang terms and obscenities. It is also rude to send a meaningless email with as few words as possible; make it meaningful, showing the receiver that you care about your email and it's message.

Email

Don't send emails to friends.
Don't send emails to parents.
Send emails to teachers politely.

Things that would be considered polite: starting with a polite greeting and ending with a polite remark.

Things that would considered rude: not replying to important emails and using text talk.

Instagram, Snapchat, & Photo Sharing with Comments

Email

We only use it every once in a while in a professional setting with teachers and bosses.

Face to face

When talking to different people, make sure you change the way you talk to them depending on who they are (teachers, friends). Make sure to contribute to the conversation and not just be robotic. 

Facebook?

Merlynne, Tricia, Jasmine, Gisselle, Anthony, and Britney.  

Instagram, Snapchat, & Photo Sharing with Commenting

It is polite to ask others if they are fine with you posting a picture they are in. It is also polite to thank others who say you could be a professional photographer. You should always comment in a respectful way, remembering that many people can see your comments.

It is rude to post revealing photos or yourself and others. It is also rude to post pictures of people where the photo is not flattering of them. It is rude to not respond to others when they ask a genuine question.

Text Message

Polite behavior would involve not using obscenities, always using good manners how you would in a face to face conversation. You would also not want to spam someone with texts if they don't respond immediately. 

Rude behavior would mean gossiping, slandering, or acting unappreciative when someone sends something to you that you have asked for.

Instagram, Snapchat, & Photo Sharing with Commenting

Polite behavior would be making sure to reply and like photos to make sure they know that you saw them and cared.

Rude behavior would be insulting people and/or posting embarrassing pictures.