Respectful communication promotes empathy, understanding, and constructive dialogue among students, leading to stronger relationships and a sense of community. It also prepares students for success in future endeavors by equipping them with critical social and emotional skills that are essential for navigating diverse and collaborative environments.

Use this lesson to introduce the concept of respectful communication to your students. Then, view the respectful communication stems below to print and post in your room, or create some of your own!

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