Discussing Respect
This is the definition of respect.
What is showing regard for others?
This adult in school should always model respectful behavior.
Who is a teacher?
Respect for yourself is called this.
What is self-respect?
This is a body language sign of respect during conversation.
What is eye contact?
A classmate drops their books — what should you do?
What is help them pick them up?
Respect is important because it helps build this in relationships.
What is trust?
One way to model respect on social media.
Letting others be different shows this kind of respect.
What is respect for differences?
You show respect by not doing this when someone is talking.
What is interrupting?
Your friend disagrees with you — how do you respond respectfully?
Your friend disagrees with you — how do you respond respectfully?
A common phrase meaning to treat others well, regardless of status.
What is “treat others how you want to be treated”?
Saying “please” and “thank you” shows this.
What is polite language or manners?
Respecting animals and nature shows this kind.
What is respecting nature?
Holding the door open is an example of this.
What is polite?
A new student joins your class — how do you show respect?
What is include them? (answer varies)
Respect is both shown through words and these.
What are actions?
A respectful leader does this when someone else is speaking.
What is listens?
We show this kind of respect to parents and teachers.
What is respecting authority?
When someone makes a mistake, a respectful way to respond is this.
What is showing empathy or kindness?
You see someone being teased — what’s a respectful action to take?
What is stand up for them or get help?
Respect helps prevent this negative form of interaction.
What is conflict?
Respecting others' time means doing this in group projects.
What is being punctual or prepared?
Respecting someone’s cultural background shows this type.
What is cultural respect?
This action shows respect for others’ personal space.
What is respecting boundaries?
You disagree with a teacher’s rule — how do you handle it?
What is ask politely to understand the rule?