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1. • • As an educator, your actions and words have a profound impact on how students learn. Model respectful behaviour and demonstrate empathy in your interactions with students, colleagues, and parents. Show genuine interest in students’ perspectives, actively listen, and respond with kindness and understanding.
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   How do students describe respect?

   • Just a few students described respect as showing honor: “Having respect is admiring someone” or “If someone was in the military and they fought in the war, then we’ve got to show respect for them and you honor them because they helped you out.” Some students took a different approach by focusing on compliance with authority.

   What Middle Schoolers Can Teach Us About Respect - Greater Good

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   Why is respect important in schools?

   • Instilling respect as a core value in schools will improve the overculture of a school and ultimately lead to more individual success as students feel safe and comfortable with their environment. Respect denotes both a positive feeling of esteem for a person and also specific actions and conducts representative of that esteem.

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   How do you develop respect in a classroom?

   • Members of the classroom or meeting stand and respectfully acknowledge each person in the group. Model respectful behavior and hold yourself accountable when things don’t go as planned. Every interaction with a student or teacher creates an opportunity to enhance (or detract from) the development of respect.

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   What is the value of respect in school?

   • The value of respect in school cannot be undersold. It is as powerful of a change agent as a new program or a great teacher. A lack of respect can be downright detrimental, completely undermining the mission of teaching and learning.

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   Why is a culture of respect important in the classroom?

   • Creating a culture of respect and developing empathy while in the classroom is crucial for fostering a positive learning environment where students feel safe, supported, and valued.

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   How do you show respect between students and teachers?

   • One way to show respect is to use alternative approaches to assess student learning. For instance, the New York Performance Standards Consortium offers performance-based approaches that are more likely to lead to reciprocal respect between students and teachers.

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3. heartandmindteaching.com › 2021 › 06Teaching Respect in the Classroom - Heart and Mind Teaching

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   Jun 1, 2021 · Teaching respect in the classroom is a critical element of classroom management. Respect is characterized by a feeling of sincere admiration for someone or something brought about by qualities they possess, their abilities, or their achievements.

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5. www.thoughtco.com › promoting-respect-in-schoolsThe Value of Promoting Respect in Schools - ThoughtCo

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   Jul 19, 2019 · Schools must intervene and implement programs that foster mutual respect in beginning grades. Instilling respect as a core value in schools will improve the overculture of a school and ultimately lead to more individual success as students feel safe and comfortable with their environment.

6. www.understood.org › en › articlesRespectful redirection: A behavior strategy for teachers

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   Objective:Students will behave according to classroom expectations or get back on task after being given a clear, calm, brief, and immediate respectful redirection. Grade levels (with standards):K–12 (CASEL Core SEL Competencies: Self-management, Relationship skills, Responsible decision-making) Best used for instruction with: 1. Whole class 2. Ind...

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   Respectful redirection isn’t just about telling students to focus on what they’re supposed to be doing. It’s also about howyou say it. Research shows that this type of brief, consistent, systematic correction with feedback has a positive effect on student behavior. How you speak to students — the tone you use, the words you choose, and how much you...

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   Respectful redirection can work at home, too. Share behavior contracts families can useto help their kids learn to replace an inappropriate behavior with a more appropriate one.

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7. www.gse.harvard.edu › ideas › usable-knowledgeHow Teachers Can Make Caring More Common | Harvard Graduate ...

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   • Make caring for others a priority and set high ethical expectations. In school, students usually know what is expected of them academically and even socially, but not ethically.
   • Build relationships and cultivate cohesion. Children and teens often have a great deal of empathy for their close friends and family, but it is often harder to truly value those outside this circle of concern, especially those who are different or who may not be on their radar, such as a new student in class, someone who speaks a different language, or even someone who dresses differently.
   • Empower students to be ethical thinkers and agents of change. It’s students themselves who are often in the best position to change social norms and create a positive school culture.
   • Help students manage feelings and overcome barriers to caring for others. Often the ability to care for others is overwhelmed by anger, shame, envy, or other negative feelings.

8. www.edutopia.org › blog › ethical-conduct-classroomModeling Ethical Conduct in the Classroom - Edutopia

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   Mar 5, 2012 · Ethical conduct requires that everyone in the classroom practice respect and well being as a central motivation for learning. As their teacher, you are the orchestrator. Respect and compassion mean that you cannot disregard bad actions. They must be addressed without impeding the course of learning.

9. greatergood.berkeley.edu › article › itemWhat Middle Schoolers Can Teach Us About Respect - Greater Good

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   Mar 23, 2022 · Given this sensitivity, middle schoolers can teach us a lot about what respect means to them. Here we share insights from culturally, ethnically, and racially diverse students, and we offer research-based recommendations to cultivate deep, authentic respect in your students.