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Bullying & Respect: What’s the Connection?
Respect is a foundational issue, especially for teens, who are at a formative time for self-concept. We need to develop a healthy balance of respect for self and respect for others. And while our focus …
- September 18, 2012
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Self-Respect For Children: What Is It?
These are the essentials of self-respect for kids (applies to adults too!): I have a realistic sense of my strengths and weaknesses. I accept myself the way I am right now, with imperfections. I’m entitled …
- September 18, 2012
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Respect Stories
We are always excited when GRG members, teachers and parents share their respect stories with us. Whether it’s about how you showed respect for others or yourself or how GRG has affected you or someone …
- September 12, 2012
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12 Tips to Maximize Friendships & Minimize Friendship Drama
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Start the School Year Right! No More Mean Girls Tip #12
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12 Tips to Maximize Friendships & Minimize Friendship Drama Apologize We all make mistakes. When you do, take responsibility and apologize, whether the hurt was intentional or accidental. “I’m so sorry. That came out all wrong.” “I shared your private info with Deeana and then she passed it on. I’m really sorry. I shouldn’t …
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Start the School Year Right! No More Mean Girls Tip #11
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12 Tips to Maximize Friendships & Minimize Friendship Drama Control Your Stress Accept your strengths and weaknesses. When you make a mistake or don’t do as well as you know you could have, take it in stride. “I’m a kid who failed a test, not a failure.” Accept responsibility for not studying as much …
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Start the School Year Right! No More Mean Girls Tip #10
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12 Tips to Maximize Friendships & Minimize Friendship Drama Speak Up When You See Bullying Or Mean Treatment Be an upstander, not a bystander. ************* Join Us Daily on GirlsRespectGroups.com and Facebook.com/GirlsRespectGroups For Tips To Maximize Friendships & Minimize Friendship Drama
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Start the School Year Right! No More Mean Girls Tip #9
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12 Tips to Maximize Friendships & Minimize Friendship Drama Improve Your Conflict Skills Practice self-control during disagreements: stick to the current issue, no name-calling, yelling, or threats. Take responsibility for your mistakes, create a solution agreeable to both parties, learn to give and accept an apology, release a grudge and move on. Keep the conflict between the …
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We’ve found it easy to use the GRG materials to supplement our existing girls’ program. GRG has helped our middle school girls have respect for themselves and others. It has had an influence throughout the school.Middle School Teacher
Our 6th Grade girls loved this program.Middle School Vice Principal
In a world that’s trying to turn you into someone else, the best gift that you can get is being yourself. GRG was an eye opener, and allowed me to realize what can happen in the future.Georgia - 12 years old
I think this program is truly a winner.Middle School Teacher
Girls’ Respect Groups brought out the best in my daughter.Mother of GRG Teen Leader
I can trust everyone in the group and not be embarrassed.Grade 6 GRG Participant
GRG taught me so much about myself! I learned that it’s really important to know who you are, before you can help others. You need to gain confidence & self-respect before you can embody what respect means. Girls’ Respect Groups has forever changed me.Mackenzie - 16 years old
Girls’ Respect Groups is the best thing to ever happen to me.GRG Teen Leader