Respect
To view all people as important.
What is regard?
To be thought of as reliable.
What is dependable?
The student quietly sat in his seat and listened to the speaker.
What is respect?
Another word for hardship.
What is adversity?
Being good or related to the principles of right and wrong behavior?
What is moral?
I do not allow anyone to bully me.
I love myself just as I am.
I am bold enough to stand up for what is right.
What is respect?
I am dependable, I keep my word, and I accept credit for when I do things right and when I do things wrong.
What are ways to show that you are responsible?
The student arrived to class prepared to learn.
What is responsibility?
Having good manners, respect and consideration of others.
What is courteous?
I am using accepted rules of conduct.
What is ethical?
To talk, work, or play together.
What is interact?
I am loyal and have an unswerving allegiance.
What is steadfast?
The student provided assistance to a peer who was not sure how to complete the assignment.
What is compassion?
To see the worth, quality, or significance of something or someone.
What is appreciation?
Being threatening toward someone or something.
What is menacing?
The beliefs, customs, arts, etc. of a particular society, group, place or time.
What is culture?
These comes from fights, battles or arguments.
What are conflicts?
The student did not touch items in the classroom that belonged to others.
What is integrity?
I am quiet or sad.
What is forlorn?
The act of being fair.
What is justice?
I feel good about myself.
What is confident?
To handle a situation, find a solution.
What is resolve?
The student always followed the directives provided by the teacher.
What is respect and responsibility?
To understand another person's feelings or experiences.
What is empathy?
People know that you are trustworthy.
What is integrity?