Here are 5 situations with assertive responses using "I" statements:
1. You see someone cut in line at the store.
I would like to be respected and wait my turn in line like everyone else.
2. Your friend wants to borrow money without paying it back.
I am not comfortable lending money without a clear plan for repayment.
3. Your group member is not doing their fair share of work on a project.
I feel our project will suffer if all members do not contribute equally.
4. A family member leaves their mess for you to clean up.
I need us both to do our part in keeping the house tidy.
5. You are stressed and your roommate is
Here are 5 situations with assertive responses using "I" statements:
1. You see someone cut in line at the store.
I would like to be respected and wait my turn in line like everyone else.
2. Your friend wants to borrow money without paying it back.
I am not comfortable lending money without a clear plan for repayment.
3. Your group member is not doing their fair share of work on a project.
I feel our project will suffer if all members do not contribute equally.
4. A family member leaves their mess for you to clean up.
I need us both to do our part in keeping the house tidy.
5. You are stressed and your roommate is
Here are 5 situations with assertive responses using "I" statements:
1. You see someone cut in line at the store.
I would like to be respected and wait my turn in line like everyone else.
2. Your friend wants to borrow money without paying it back.
I am not comfortable lending money without a clear plan for repayment.
3. Your group member is not doing their fair share of work on a project.
I feel our project will suffer if all members do not contribute equally.
4. A family member leaves their mess for you to clean up.
I need us both to do our part in keeping the house tidy.
5. You are stressed and your roommate is
soon" Situation: You are standing in line at the canteen and someone cuts in front of you. What would you say?
a.) What makes you so important that you don't
have to wait in line just like the rest of us? b.) Get lost! Go to the last line! c.) Excuse me, there is actually a line here. It would be better if you could wait for your turn. Use particular kind of sentence in asserting Teacher Gail assert an action word that state a fact or belief confidently and forcefully. forms of communication 1. Passive form a passive communicator does not speak up for himself; either because he think your views does not matter, or for a reason like trying to please everyone or keep the peace 2. Assertiveness a form of communication in which needs or wishes are stated clearly with respect to oneself and other person in the interaction. 3. Aggressive communication a form of communication wherein the person violates the rights of others when expressing their own feelings and needs. They may be verbally abusive to futher their interest. They ignore other opinion in favor of their own. Situation: You see your classmate keeps on putting her crumpled papers under the chair everytime she commits error in writing. You know that the teacher reminds all of you about cleanliness in the classroom. How would would you tell her in an assertive way? expressions: a.) I b.) I'd like c.) I prefer d.) I feel e.) I want f.) I need g.) I am activity: Direction: Read the following sentences. Write LOVE U if the utterances are expressed in an assertive way. Write HATE U if not. 1. Give me your milk! 2. May I have some milk? 3. Thank you for not touching my things. 4. You cannot have it. 5. I am sorry but I cannot play with you today. 6. Get out of my way! 7. That's mine! 8. That belongs to me but I would be glad to share. asssignment: Direction: Make a five (5) situations and use a particular kind of sentence in asserting your views.