Sentences with phrase «what verbal cues»

Plan what verbal cues you will use.

Simply tell each family member what the verbal cue is and how to hold out their hand.

Not exact matches

Remember to provide verbal cues to your husband indicating what you want to happen.

Verbal cues as well as nonverbal signals (like facial expressions and body language) can direct you on everything from how much to talk, to what to talk about, to whether to go in for a kiss at the end of the date.

SECTION III: Going on Dates and More In SECTION III MODERN LOVE covers the finer points of going out on dates today, what to talk about on a first date, verbal and non verbal cues to be aware of and how to determine if there will be a second date.

Here, Josh Hartnett's overly exuberant and dubiously qualified teacher John instructs his adult students on the finer points of the high - five and the hug (accompanied by the appropriate verbal cue: «I'm a hugger, what can I say?»).

What «consent is and is not» is explored in this excellent program, which consists of unrehearsed, improvised, well - acted scenarios introduced by a host who explains the young actors» verbal and physical cues and offers information and advice.

Your dog needs you to give him enough practice in many different environments so he can learn what the key points to watch for (environmental, hand signal, verbal cue?)

Once your pet has learned the desired behavior and understands what you want him to do you can begin to associate a verbal cue or hand signal with the behavior.

This helps him to learn exactly what the behavior is and what cues you use for him to know what you are asking (they might be your body position relative to him, a prop you might use, a hand signal, and lastly the verbal cues you might use.)

And now knowing what triggers his moods, I am able to distract him with games, treats or just verbal cues.

If you learn more about the deaf dog's personality and find out what may be causing the behavioral issues, you can then formulate a training plan that will clearly communicate to them, without the necessity of verbal cues.

Warehouse Associate — World Wide Shipping, Mount Pleasant, South Carolina — June 2010 - February 2015 • Determined the size of incoming shipments by reading work orders; saved company $ 5,000 by recognizing a discrepancy between what was ordered and delivered • Operated fork lifts and hand tools to make the unloading and loading of trucks easier • Recorded the number of units handled during each shift to give supervisors a clear understanding of what still needed to be done • Maintained organization by labeling packages and putting products in correct storage location • Communicated with fellow warehouse workers using verbal cues or hand signals when there was too much noise