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Thursday, August 20th, 2009

Parents who teach children to honor their mother and father as well as
respect their teachers and elders will grow to gain respect from their
peers, co workers, classmates, and children and family. Learning
respect and manners in the home transfers to positive healthy
behaviors in all areas of life.

Teens, children, and adults must learn to show appreciation and
gratefulness for teachers and professors. Children and adults that are
open to feedback can truly learn, grow, and develop life skills. The
students that remain un grateful, closed, judgmental, and
disrespectful will find their lives surrounded by those who do no
respect you and whom so not admire you.

Teachers yield a powerful influence on youth.

Parents can model respect and etiquette toward teachers and set hood
examples for their children.

Parents can teach children to say: thank you, please, and I appreciate
your help. Apologizing when a student has been disrespectful or has
made an error by asking to be forgiven teaches manners and the fact
that we all make mistakes.

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Parents can teach children healthy communication skills and must set
boundaries in relation to respect so children can develop positive
relationshops at school, with peers, family and work.

David R Abrams
Life Works AZ PLLC
David@Lifeworksaz.com
602 575 4030

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Thursday, August 20th, 2009

I was speaking to a friend in Tucson who teaches students and we
started talking about respect.

Many students in her middle school show no respect to their teachers.
The children have no manners and do not say thank you. The children
have never been taught to honor their elders, respect adults, honor
their mother and father.

I believe schools should demand: ethics, morals, manners and more.
Students should be graded on manners as well as their academics!!!

I spoke to another friend who is extremely intelligent and who is a
prof. at a university last week. She was upset that her graduate level
students were lacking manners, respect, and professionalism . She
stated they were rude, impolite, judgmental, negative, not team
players, and lacked values and ethics. She stated they were " low
class" adults in graduate school.

I explained to her that these students must be taught values and
manners for the best interest of humanity and the Usa!!!

She stated her university was planning on implementing a grading
system that penalized students for attacking, judging, and for having
poor manners!!!

I support her university and hope more schools teach values to
students since many have never learned them at home!

David R Abrams
Life Works AZ PLLC
David@Lifeworksaz.com
602 575 4030