Choosing Appropriate Words To Say
1. Look at the situation and the people around you.
2. Know the meanings of the words you are about to say.
3. Refrain from using words that will offend people around you or that they will not understand.
4. Avoid using slang, profanity, or words that could have a sexual meaning.
5. Decide what thought you want to put into words and then say the words.
Notice the Peer Relations In the video below. Compare that with the steps we just discussed.
Watch the Video
Learn About Empathy
Discussion
1. Explain Empathy in your own words! Why do you think empathy is important?
2. When is a time you have used empathy inside of school? When is a time you have used empathy outside of school?
3. How does the phrase, "Don't judge a person until you walk a mile in their shoes" show empathy?