One of the most common complaints that we hear parents say about their kids is that they lack respect. We at the RespectTeam seek to change the perspective of respect from being something that is set aside to something that is applied. Not only will we teach your child how to respect themselves, but we will also teach them how to respect you. But it doesn’t end there, we will also provide empowerment sessions for you throughout the year about ways that you can help your child through the issues that affect their self-respect/respect of others. Make sure to check the calendar for upcoming empowerment sessions designed just for you!
7th
GRADE
This presentation is designed for 7th grade health classes. Students will learn S.E.L.F-respect by focusing on their Skills, Experiences, Likes, and Foundation. They will also learn about how to avoid different hindrances in life that could threaten the health of their S.E.L.F. This presentation is in accordance with the Indiana Department of Education standards for middle school abstinence education.
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GRADE
This presentation is designed for 8th grade health classes. Students will think through what it means to know who they are, who they will become and how to set limits in life to make sure their future goals can happen. This presentation is in accordance with the Indiana Department of Education standards for middle school abstinence education.
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SCHOOL
This presentation is designed for high school health classes. It focuses on the subjects of respecting yourself by learning your personality style and communication style and respecting others by learning how differences can be respected and understood. Students will also learn that setting boundaries in relationships can not only help with self-respect but also with respect of others. This presentation is in accordance with the Indiana Department of Education standards for high school abstinence education.
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