This paper proposes a teaching method aimed at selectively using various forms of honor ific expressions according to the speaker ’s attitudinal intentions. In accordance with its “attitudinal calibrations” as the basis for selecting honorific expressions, the teaching placed its emphasis on how to selectively use (1)the three kinds of exalting expressions of “specialized forms,” formulas with “o/go ~ ninaru” and “~ rareru” and (2)the three kinds of humble expressions divided into “A,” “B” and “AB,” the main purpose being to guide the students to proper use of honorific expressions using “symbol marks.” As a result, the following have been confirmed: The “attitudinal calibrations” (based on distance) helped to correlate the criteria with the proper forms of honorific expressions. As for sentence final forms (excluding quotations), the students correctly understood the “symbol marks” and used humble expressions for correct functions. Guidance with “symbol marks” will be useful for both two part y dialogs and third person honorifics.