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Respect Rules . . . On Living a Respectful Life

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2 adolescent girls in a hallway lined with lockers, 1 reaches down towards textbooks on the ground. Caption. Consider how your actions and your words.

Courtesy . . . consideration . . . good manners . . . kindness . . . all synonyms for respect. High school students and adults share their comments and experiences on what respect means and how it affects other people. Offers simple ways to start living a respectful life at home, school, work, and on the playing field. Includes phone courtesy, sportsmanship, and accepting diversity. Provides opportunity for discussion.

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Runtime: 25 minutes 51 seconds

Topic: Counseling and Self-Help, Social Science
Subtopic: Courtesy, Interpersonal Relations, Values and Ethics
Grade/Interest Level: 8 - 12
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Release Year: 2004
Producer/Distributor: LINX Educational Publishing
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Color illustration. Mouse reaches into a chest labeled toys in a child's pink and yellow bedroom. Another mouse stands nearby next to a bundle of fabric on the floor.

Digital illustration of 2 smiling girls sitting at a table with plates of food and cartons of milk. Word bubble reads, "Thank you!" Caption. For helping her with homework.

Cartoon. Baby girl with pigtails and diaper, smiling. Caption. And, Mommy, you have big hairs that are gray.

Young girl speaks to another girl with boy at her side. Spanish caption. Ay, perdoname. Lo siento.

Upper half of a blonde woman over a purple background next to a yellow circle that reads, "Part 1: The importance of being cyber literate." Caption. And how to use our online world effectively and safely.

Digital illustration of boy with an angry expression and word bubble with grawlixes coming from his mouth. Another boy holds a red ball and frowns. Caption. Making fun of him.

An arrow labeled, please, pointing right with bee and otter below.

Woman leans over to look at a young boy staring back with an apprehensive expression. Caption. Next time, do the right thing.

Young girl with arms crossed on a desk looks to the side with an annoyed expression. Caption. You're such a klutz.

Cartoon. Eco and a pup stand in front of a house next to a girl wearing a red and white polka dot dress. Spanish caption. No es de muy buena educación.

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