Students can look at the many ways they communicate with others.
In addition, students can reflect on the behaviors they have learned from society without specific instructions, such as how they act on a public bus versus a school bus. Students can practice giving and receiving directions by writing the specific steps for a very simple task, such as making a phone call. They may choose to include diagrams. Using appropriate props, students can read their directions to another student who must follow the directions exactly without the reader straying in any way from the original text. After attending a social event, people often share what they experienced with others.