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    ESP 7 Lesson 1 Respect

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    The document discusses different types and aspects of respect. It defines respect as valuing and honoring others even if you disagree with them. There are two kinds of respect - earned respect based on experience or standing, and given respect which acknowledges the intrinsic dignity of all people. The document also outlines several forms of respect, including self-respect, respect for others, social norms, nature, family, values, culture, and national symbols. It concludes that respect involves tolerance, avoiding discrimination, and not offending others.

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    The document discusses different types and aspects of respect. It defines respect as valuing and honoring others even if you disagree with them. There are two kinds of respect - earned respect based on experience or standing, and given respect which acknowledges the intrinsic dignity of all people. The document also outlines several forms of respect, including self-respect, respect for others, social norms, nature, family, values, culture, and national symbols. It concludes that respect involves tolerance, avoiding discrimination, and not offending others.

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    THE MANY

    ASPECTS OF
    RESPECT
    • The word respect comes from the Latin word
    “respectus” meaning attention, regard, or consideration.

    • The concept also refers to the ability to value and honor


    another person, even if we do not approve or share
    everything he or she does. It is accepting the other
    person and not trying to change them.
    TWO KINDS OF
    RESPECT
    1. Earned Respect
    • The kind of respect received from another as a
    mark of deference to their rank, seniority,
    experience or standing in the society.
    • We see it in statements like: “respect your elders”,
    “show a little respect”, or “with all due respect”.
    2. Given Respect
    • The kind that calls on each one of us to
    respect the intrinsic dignity of all other
    people. If something is intrinsic to us, it is
    essential to our being and cannot be earned.
    It is a property of being a person.
    FORMS OF
    RESPECT
    •Self-respect: This type of respect
    refers to the ability to respect
    oneself, to value and appreciate
    oneself. And to accept yourself
    no matter what others think.
    •Respect for others: This type of
    respect refers to the act of tolerating,
    accepting and being considerate
    towards another person, despite the
    fact that there may be differences
    between you and them, or between
    their way of thinking.
    •Respect for social norms: This type of
    respect refers to the ability to respect the set
    of norms that govern society. Some examples
    of this type of respect would be; Respect for
    the rules of courtesy, working hours, other
    people’s belongings, letting people speak and
    listen, respecting other opinions.
    • Respect for nature: This type of respect refers to
    the appreciation of the environment (animals,
    plants, rivers, etc.). Some examples of this type of
    respect would be; not throwing garbage in rivers,
    forests, or fields, not uprooting plants or
    mistreating nature, not wasting water, not harming
    animals or insects, recycling, using
    environmentally friendly means of transport, etc.
    •Respect for the family: This type
    of respect implies being able to
    understand and respect each other
    within the family nucleus and implies
    being able to follow a set of rules of
    coexistence.
    •Respect for values: This
    type of respect refers to
    the ability to honor our
    own principles.
    •Respect for culture: This type of
    respect refers to the ability to recognize that
    other beliefs exist and to be able to respect
    them. Some examples of this type of
    respect would be; avoiding trying to impose
    our beliefs on others, avoiding making
    judgments about the opinions of others, etc.
    •Respect for national
    symbols: This type of respect refers
    to the ability to value and appreciate
    the symbols of a nation. For example,
    your anthem or flag.
    IN CONCLUSION:

    Respect consists of learning to


    tolerate, not to discriminate, and to
    avoid taking actions that may offend
    others.
    Confucius on the Golden Rule

    •“Do not do unto others what


    you would not want others to
    do unto you.”
    The Golden Rule of JESUS
    •"Do unto others as you
    would have them do unto
    you".
    R-- RECOGNIZE the inherent worth of all
    human beings.
    E--  ELIMINATE derogatory words and
    phrases from your vocabulary.
    S-- SPEAK with people – not at them…or
    about them.
    P--  PRACTICE empathy.  Walk awhile in
    others’ shoes.
    E--  EARN respect from others through
    respect-worthy behaviors.
    C-- CONSIDER others’ feelings before
    speaking and acting.
    T-- TREAT everyone with dignity and
    courtesy.

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