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R-E-S-P-E-C-TFind out what it means to

me…

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Graffiti is an issue of respect

• Respect of Property

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Theft is an issue of respect

• Respect for personal property

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Littering is an issue of respect

• Respect for the environment

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Fighting is an issue of respect

• Respect of others

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Swearing is an issue of respect

• Respect of community standards

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RESPECTAttitude

Preparation

Perseverance

Respect

Honesty

Integrity

Courage

Appreciation

Self-Control

Empathy

Gratitude

Tolerance

Duty

Loyalty

Responsibility

Compassion

Leadership

Character

Being courteous to

others through

actions and words; to

treat others the way we want to be

treated.

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Are You a Respectful Person?

I treat other people the way I want to be treated. I am considerate of other people. I treat people with civility, courtesy, and dignity. I accept personal differences. I work to solve problems without violence. I never intentionally ridicule, embarrass, or hurt others.

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What does RESPECT look like?

• Looks Like • Does Not Look Like

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Do you Agree or Disagree?• It is important to respect

people who are older than you are.

• When you do not respect your family heritage, you do not respect yourself.

• It is important to respect your community.

• Respecting yourself is more important than respecting others.

• Students at this school are respectful.

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How can we show respect?

• Be tolerant of differences• Show courtesy and be

considerate of the feelings of others

• Don’t threaten, hit or hurt anyone

• Deal peacefully with anger, insults and disagreements

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The Challenge

• Over the next 24 hours, keep a list of the number of times you catch yourself talking negatively about someone.

• The challenge is to see who has the lowest number of “Put Downs.”