Description
Poster Respect is not rocket science!
Accumulate powers to strengthen your relationships with others. But be careful! Along the way, you'll encounter all sorts of creatures that will set traps for you. Fortunately, you can use the antidotes provided to neutralize them.
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Help children cultivate respect in all areas of their lives and raise their awareness of the importance of the thousands of small gestures they make every day to contribute to creating environments marked by tolerance, kindness, and altruism. This psychoeducational poster will also help them be on the lookout for situations to avoid while suggesting prosocial attitudes.
Use this poster to…
* Illustrate the rules of life in an attractive way.
* Educate children about the benefits of cultivating respect and other caring attitudes (civility, consent, honesty, etc.).
* Encourage young people to take on individual or collective challenges linked to different dimensions of respect.
* Suggest alternative behaviors in situations involving, for example, bullying or antisocial behavior.
* Look back on a past problematic situation to think about what could have been done differently.
* Invent role-playing games or create social scenarios.
* Highlight and promote positive behaviors.
Accumulate powers to strengthen your relationships with others. But be careful! Along the way, you'll encounter all sorts of creatures that will set traps for you. Fortunately, you can use the antidotes provided to neutralize them.
~
Help children cultivate respect in all areas of their lives and raise their awareness of the importance of the thousands of small gestures they make every day to contribute to creating environments marked by tolerance, kindness, and altruism. This psychoeducational poster will also help them be on the lookout for situations to avoid while suggesting prosocial attitudes.
Use this poster to…
* Illustrate the rules of life in an attractive way.
* Educate children about the benefits of cultivating respect and other caring attitudes (civility, consent, honesty, etc.).
* Encourage young people to take on individual or collective challenges linked to different dimensions of respect.
* Suggest alternative behaviors in situations involving, for example, bullying or antisocial behavior.
* Look back on a past problematic situation to think about what could have been done differently.
* Invent role-playing games or create social scenarios.
* Highlight and promote positive behaviors.