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Stephanie Perez
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The document provides tips for being respectful of your family. It recommends saying "please" and "thank you" and watching your tone when speaking to family members. Another tip is to be responsible for cleaning up after yourself and not leaving messes for others. Overall, the document discusses the importance of being polite to family through manners like saying please and thank you, using a respectful tone, and cleaning up after oneself.

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HOW TO BE RESPECTFUL OF YOUR FAMILY METHOD 1
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BEING POLITE Say "please" and "thank you." You don't like it when someone demands you do something without asking nicely. In a family situation, it's easy to forget that, though and leave off the niceties. Try to always remember to say "please," "thank you," and "excuse me" when appropriate, even to family members
BEING POLITE WATCH YOUR TONE. THIS STEP GOES HAND IN HAND WITH SAYING PLEASE AND THANK YOU. THAT IS, NOBODY LIKES TO BE ORDERED AROUND. IT'S IMPORTANT TO PAY ATTENTION TO THE TONE YOU'RE USING WHEN TALKING TO FAMILY MEMBERS. FOR INSTANCE, INSTEAD OF DEMANDING IN A RUDE TONE, "GET ME SOME JUICE!" YOU COULD SAY, "WOULD YOU MIND GETTING ME SOME JUICE, PLEASE?"
BEING POLITE BE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR OWN MESS. ONE WAY TO BE RESPECTFUL AND POLITE IS TO CLEAN UP AFTER YOURSELF. IF YOU LEAVE A MESS FOR SOMEONE ELSE TO CLEAN, THAT SHOWS YOU DON'T RESPECT HIS OR HER TIME. PUT YOUR TOYS AND ITEMS AWAY, AND PUT AWAY DIRTY CLOTHES. CLEAN UP AFTER YOURSELF IN THE BATHROOM, AND DO YOUR SHARE OF CHORES IN THE HOUSE.[1]
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WHAT IS POLITE? ADJECTIVE HAVING OR SHOWING BEHAVIOUR THAT IS RESPECTFUL AND CONSIDERATE OF OTHER PEOPLE.
HOW TO BE POLITE? ALWAYS USE COMMON SENSE AND TRY TO BEHAVE AS APPROPRIATELY AS POSSIBLE, TAKING INTO ACCOUNT ANY CULTURAL DIFFERENCES.
HOW TO BE POLITE?
HOW TO BE POLITE? SAY HELLO TO PEOPLE
HOW TO BE POLITE? TAKE TIME TO MAKE SOME SMALL TALK
HOW TO BE POLITE? TRY TO REMEMBER THINGS ABOUT THE OTHER PERSON AND COMMENT APPROPRIATELY
HOW TO BE POLITE? ALWAYS USE PLEASE AND THANK YOU.
HOW TO BE POLITE? PRAISE AND/OR CONGRATULATE OTHERS ON THEIR ACHIEVEMENTS.
HOW TO BE POLITE? USE APPROPRIATE LANGUAGE
HOW TO BE POLITE? LEARN TO LISTEN ATTENTIVELY
HOW TO BE POLITE? RESPECT OTHER PEOPLE'S TIME.
HOW TO BE POLITE? APOLOGISE FOR YOUR MISTAKES.

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Be polite

  • 2. HOW TO BE RESPECTFUL OF YOUR FAMILY METHOD 1
  • 5. BEING POLITE Say "please" and "thank you." You don't like it when someone demands you do something without asking nicely. In a family situation, it's easy to forget that, though and leave off the niceties. Try to always remember to say "please," "thank you," and "excuse me" when appropriate, even to family members
  • 6. BEING POLITE WATCH YOUR TONE. THIS STEP GOES HAND IN HAND WITH SAYING PLEASE AND THANK YOU. THAT IS, NOBODY LIKES TO BE ORDERED AROUND. IT'S IMPORTANT TO PAY ATTENTION TO THE TONE YOU'RE USING WHEN TALKING TO FAMILY MEMBERS. FOR INSTANCE, INSTEAD OF DEMANDING IN A RUDE TONE, "GET ME SOME JUICE!" YOU COULD SAY, "WOULD YOU MIND GETTING ME SOME JUICE, PLEASE?"
  • 7. BEING POLITE BE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR OWN MESS. ONE WAY TO BE RESPECTFUL AND POLITE IS TO CLEAN UP AFTER YOURSELF. IF YOU LEAVE A MESS FOR SOMEONE ELSE TO CLEAN, THAT SHOWS YOU DON'T RESPECT HIS OR HER TIME. PUT YOUR TOYS AND ITEMS AWAY, AND PUT AWAY DIRTY CLOTHES. CLEAN UP AFTER YOURSELF IN THE BATHROOM, AND DO YOUR SHARE OF CHORES IN THE HOUSE.[1]
  • 11. WHAT IS POLITE? ADJECTIVE HAVING OR SHOWING BEHAVIOUR THAT IS RESPECTFUL AND CONSIDERATE OF OTHER PEOPLE.
  • 12. HOW TO BE POLITE? ALWAYS USE COMMON SENSE AND TRY TO BEHAVE AS APPROPRIATELY AS POSSIBLE, TAKING INTO ACCOUNT ANY CULTURAL DIFFERENCES.
  • 13. HOW TO BE POLITE?
  • 14. HOW TO BE POLITE? SAY HELLO TO PEOPLE
  • 15. HOW TO BE POLITE? TAKE TIME TO MAKE SOME SMALL TALK
  • 16. HOW TO BE POLITE? TRY TO REMEMBER THINGS ABOUT THE OTHER PERSON AND COMMENT APPROPRIATELY
  • 17. HOW TO BE POLITE? ALWAYS USE PLEASE AND THANK YOU.
  • 18. HOW TO BE POLITE? PRAISE AND/OR CONGRATULATE OTHERS ON THEIR ACHIEVEMENTS.
  • 19. HOW TO BE POLITE? USE APPROPRIATE LANGUAGE
  • 20. HOW TO BE POLITE? LEARN TO LISTEN ATTENTIVELY
  • 21. HOW TO BE POLITE? RESPECT OTHER PEOPLE'S TIME.
  • 22. HOW TO BE POLITE? APOLOGISE FOR YOUR MISTAKES.

Editor's Notes

  1. Being respectful towards your family begins with being polite. It also means learning how to disagree and listen to each other even when upset. It can also mean just being there for one another and showing you care.
  2. Being respectful towards your family begins with being polite. It also means learning how to disagree and listen to each other even when upset. It can also mean just being there for one another and showing you care.
  3. Being respectful towards your family begins with being polite. It also means learning how to disagree and listen to each other even when upset. It can also mean just being there for one another and showing you care.
  4. Being respectful towards your family begins with being polite. It also means learning how to disagree and listen to each other even when upset. It can also mean just being there for one another and showing you care.
  5. greet people appropriately, gain eye contact and smile naturally, shake hands or hug where appropriate but say hello, especially to colleagues and other people you see every day. Be approachable. Do not blank people just because youre having a bad day.
  6. perhaps mention the weather or ask about the other persons family or talk about something that is in the news. Make an effort to engage in light conversation, show some interest, but dont overdo it. Remain friendly and positive and pick up on the verbal and non-verbal signals from the other person.
  7. use their spouses name, their birthday, any significant events that have occurred (or are about to occur) in their life. Always be mindful of others problems and difficult life events.
  8. Make sure you thank people for their input or contribution and always include please when asking for something. If somebody offers you something use 'Yes please' or 'No thank you'.
  9. Praise needs to be seen as genuine this can be difficult if you feel jealous or angry.
  10. be respectful of gender, race, religion, political viewpoints and other potentially controversial or difficult subjects. Do not make derogatory or potentially inflammatory comments.
  11. pay attention to others while they speak do not get distracted mid-conversation and do not interrupt.
  12. Try to be precise and to-the-point in explanations without appearing to be rushed.
  13. If you say or do something that may be considered rude or embarrassing then apologise, but dont overdo your apologies.