Respectful Behavior Can Bounce Back
Respectful behavior is a life skill. Not every young person knows what it looks like. Show them how respectful behavior enhances outcomes and interactions. When you show respect, it is often sent back to you in the form of respect. It is like a bouncing ball.
Blog & Topic Questions: Respectful Behavior Can Bounce Back
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Questions:
Think of a leader that constantly demonstrates respectful behavior. How would you justify that they are strong leaders?
Why is it better that team members treat each other with respect? What does that respect look like?
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