Respect
⭐ MasteredRespect is treating others and their belongings with care and kindness, even when they are different from you. It also means respecting rules and the environment.
Respect includes being polite and listening to opinions you don't share.
All about Respect
Respect means treating other people, their belongings and their opinions with care and fairness. It includes listening to people who think differently, using kind language, following rules and looking after shared spaces such as the playground or the environment.
Respect goes both ways. You are more likely to be respected when you respect others first. Respecting yourself, your body and your own boundaries is important too.
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Real-life uses of Respect
- Listening to a classmate who has a different opinion
- Looking after a library book
- Taking care of the school garden
Frequently asked questions about Respect
What is the difference between respect and tolerance?
Tolerance means putting up with differences. Respect means valuing people and treating them fairly, even when you disagree.
How do I show respect to my teacher?
Listen when they speak, follow instructions and thank them for their help.
Does respect mean I always have to agree?
No. You can respect someone's right to their view while still disagreeing politely.