Respect has many definitions
- If you have my back, I have yours.
- Warm greetings and not leaving a mess behind.
- Treating each other like family.
- Saying 'thank you.'
- I appreciate when students take the time to say 'hi' and 'thank you.'
- Treating a person kindly, caring and respecting them, not saying anything out of the way that may upset them.
- Respect is about starting with a clean slate. Nobody should be prejudged on things.
- Feeling like part of a team and recognizing one another's efforts.
- As simple as addressing me by my name in the morning and saying 'thank you.'
- We are so happy when people say thank you for the food.
- Greetings, or acknowledgement. Even something as small as saying hi.
- Share with us that we're doing well, it boosts morale.
- Caring for others, respecting other peoples' religions, cultures and outlook on life.
- I like when students greet me by name and leave notes of gratitude.
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