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Mini-Lessons on Respect

Published on Jan 04, 2018

Mini-lessons on respect explore what respect looks like, sounds like and feels like. Students can respond on chart paper or links that connect with their Google Classroom.

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MINI-LESSONS ON

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WHAT IS RESPECT?

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What does it look like?

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What does it look like?

  • What does our body language show?
  • How do we listen attentively to each other in a manner that shows respect?
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What does it sound like?

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What does it sound like?

  • What do respectful people say?
  • How do they greet each other?
  • How do they demonstrate appreciation?
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What does it feel like?

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What does it feel like?

  • How do you feel when someone respects you?
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Chart Your Ideas

  • In a small group, discuss how respect looks like, sounds like and feels like.
  • Chart your answers on the paper or link provided.
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Disrespect

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Compare and Contrast

  • Compare and contrast samples of respect and disrespect that you encounter on a daily basis.
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Effort Meter

for Respect
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Effort Meter

  • How much effort are you showing towards demonstrating respect?
  • low
  • medium
  • high
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Respectful Relationships

  • take a lot of effort
  • use kind words and gestures
  • make us feel safe
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Reflection on Respect

  • Think of a someone who disrespected you. How did it make you feel?
  • What does that person need to do to repair the relationship?
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Reflection on Respect

  • Think of a someone you have disrespected.
  • What do you need to do to repair the relationship?
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