How to Lead a Student Through Stage 1: Rapport Building QUIZ -Module 3: Lesson 4

Which of the following are effective rapport building guidelines coaches follow to connect with their students: (Check all that apply)

Focus more on listening than speaking
Practice concern for and validate students’ feelings
Avoid behavior that is humiliating to the student, such as pointing out flaws
Allow students to appear smart and insightful by asking for their opinions
Engage in dialogue that focuses on the coach
Pay attention to and match the energy level of the student to meet them where they are at

Coaches should engage in authentic inquiry into students’ interests, including those not shared by the coach.

Coaches should engage in inquiry into students’ interests, including those not by the coach.

The basic questions asked by the coach may vary depending on whether the coach is holding their first or second session with a student in a given week.

The basic questions asked by the coach may depending on whether the coach is holding their first or second session with a student in a given week.

Coaches should allocate no more than 5 minutes to rapport building before moving on to Stage 2.

Coaches should allocate no more than minutes to rapport building before moving on to Stage 2.

Coaches demonstrate interest and engage with students by asking follow-up questions in response to students’ answers to rapport building questions.

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