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1. repository.library.northeastern.edu › fulltextAddressing respect in elementary school children

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   I proposed to study the definition of respect and disrespect as perceived in schools today. When understanding social learning of elementary students, it is necessary to understand how they perceive respectful behavior. It is also just as necessary to understand how the adults in the school perceive respectful behavior. Were

   • Author: Michelle M. Paton

   • Publish Year: 2013

2. files.eric.ed.gov › fulltext › EJ724907Respect, Reciprocity, and Reflection in the Classroom - ed

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   Respecting diversity means addressing students’ needs in the classroom, making the learning environment safe, and providing appropriate instruction to all students (Osler and Vincent 2002).

3. unesdoc.unesco.org › ark: › 48223Teaching respect for all: implementation guide - UNESCO

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   Ecosystem This first part of the Implementation Guide intends to conceptualize Teaching Respect for All by: • providing a framework of minimum conditions that make teaching respect for all a reality; • overviewing discrimination in and through education; • discussing international documents granting the right to a discrimination-free ...

4. studentwellbeinghub.edu.au › media › bhkles44Respectful relationships education - Student Wellbeing Hub

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   The term respectful relationships education (RRE) encompasses a broad view of educational work to prevent violence in relationships. It specifically includes respectful relationships education while also referring to related programs such as sexual violence prevention programs, image-based abuse, and on-line abuse prevention programs.

5. srcd.onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › 10The Development of Respect in Children and Adolescents

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   Aug 11, 2020 · In this monograph, we aim to fill this gap by presenting empirical work on children's and adolescents' thinking and feelings about respect. Specifically, we examined the development of respect in ethnically diverse samples of children between the ages of 5 and 15 years (N = 476).

   • Author: Tina Malti, Joanna Peplak, Linlin Zhang
   • Cited By: 16

   • Publish Year: 2020
   • Published: 11 August 2020

6. www.academia.edu › 618336 › Respect_in_the_ClassroomRespect in the Classroom: A Developmental Approach - Academia.edu

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   This article examines respect through Piaget’s theory, recent empirical research, and exemplary practice in order to highlight a developmental approach to understanding and fostering respect in the classroom.

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   What is respectful school behaviour?

   • By valuing positive and respectful relationships, learners achieve growth and powerful connections. This edition of Respectful Schools Respectful Behaviour has evolved from its original form to ensure the ongoing provision of an essential, up to date resource for school leaders to support all learners in all school communities.

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   What is respectful behaviour?

   • Respectful Schools Respectful Behaviour supports learning communities from the early years to Year 12 to build respectful, safe and inclusive learning environments where all learners are given the opportunities to develop the knowledge and skills to equip them to succeed as connected, resilient, creative and curious thinkers.

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   Is respect a behavioral construct?

   • The job descriptions above seem to assume that respect in school is best defined as a behavioral construct (i.e., to act respectfully), which is often a common assumption about respect in the field of education. However, such an explanation limits respect to the observable, excluding the inner quality of human thoughts and feelings.

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   What is a whole school approach to respectful behaviour & relationships?

   • A whole school approach to respectful behaviour and relationships is about working together to build positive, inclusive learning environments and a culture of respect based on responsibility, integrity and accountability. Professional self-care and protective behaviours keep us physically and mentally healthy.

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   What is respectful relationships education?

   • The term respectful relationships education (RRE) encompasses a broad view of educational work to prevent violence in relationships. It specifically includes respectful relationships education while also referring to related programs such as sexual violence prevention programs, image-based abuse, and on-line abuse prevention programs.

   Respectful relationships education - Student Wellbeing Hub

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   What is educational respect?

   • This article responds to both Peters' and Stojanov's contributions and proposes another understanding of educational respect: to respect children is to treat them in a way that enables them to see themselves as persons endowed with dignity; that is, as having the equal standing to make claims on others.

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8. publicdocumentcentre.education.tas.gov.au › libraryRespectful Schools Respectful Behaviour: Building Inclusive ...

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   behaviour in the context of Respectful Schools Respectful Behaviour helps to build consistency in our practices and build our capability to lead and act with Values. Our Respectful Schools Respectful Behaviour practice is guided by our Values when: