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Anonymous September 23, 2008

What happened to teaching children respect?

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CorinneGregory
CorinneGregory September 23, 2008
This is a broad question, Winetuscany. Can you narrow this down more?

This happens to be my area of expertise as I'm the founder of a program that brings social skills into the school system, and "respect" and consideration for others are some of the cornerstone principles.

There are a hundred answers to your question, depending on what you mean. I'd love to answer it specifically, but can you narrow the scope a bit?
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Anonymous September 23, 2008
Thank you for your reply Corinne,

I added a new group to simplify this. The Not My Child Syndrome, also the title of my book to be released soon.

Winetuscany
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Anonymous October 23, 2008
How do teachers handle this situation? Do they let it slide?
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Anonymous October 24, 2008
Respect for others feelings, property, for elders.
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Anonymous February 14, 2009
My thoughts on what happened to teaching respect...
Start young, give alot of love however it is wise to also teach your child not to cling to you, cry when you go out of the room etc. When your child is young teach by example. When a child,teen show disrespect give a consequence and make sure they understand what they did and have them give you feedback, very important.

gordonFreeman
gordonFreeman August 30, 2009
The kids at Douglas high school has and will always be disrespectfully to the teachers and other students. Nothing can or will change this.
JOHN_LONGCOCK
JOHN_LONGCOCK August 30, 2009
Any student that attends a Douglas public school will be subject to a horrible education, will not understand or even consider a respectful attitude towards adults, teachers, parents, or themselves. They will also engage in activities such as smoking marijuana under bridges and at baseball fields.
berly37
berly37 August 30, 2009
Don't you think that respect starts with appropriate parental example?
berly37
berly37 August 30, 2009
Are you a teacher for that school? What happened to appropriate parental example?
gordonFreeman
gordonFreeman August 31, 2009
Respect is achieve through going school and learning through teacher
HorseLover1
HorseLover1 August 31, 2009
Oh My.....Do you know what day in age this is? First and foremost it is not an easy job raising children...Let me guess you are a teacher...who is very happily married and has children who are for lack of better words...upstanding in all areas...now reality check ..some people cant afford to live in nice upscale areas where there children are not faced with some of the real issue of todays life....Or they are very sheltered from it...There are drugs ,violence,bullying,alcohol,guns everywhere some are exposed on a daily basis ,others a little and some none at all....The reality is for some... this is a way of living and others are appalled at this...if you were raised like this that is all you know...Some familys dont condone this but have to live in areas that this kind of behavior is second nature...The children that are drug addicted or smart mouths or hard - - - - - - We need to get to the real problem and by doing this you ask yourself 2 questions..Did it come from the parents if so we need to be hard on the parents and help the child....Is this a learned behavior from other kids in the area then if so...Take them out of the situation and put them in your home...since you care so much to start this forum...I have and would again!!!!

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