How do you teach respect to children?
374465
Patience,Example,Patience,and maybe a visit to a children's hospital, this mostly brings out there compassion,and humbleness, and respect is a short hop from there.
430254
Make friends and talk to them.  Ask them to correct mistakes you make instead of just ignoring them out of politeness.  And be happy when they do.  Listen to the radio, to movies, to cartoons, children's programs, be with people as much as you can.  Also, read.  Read children's books to start with, but reading really helps you learn spoken English.  You see words in sentences and context and can look at them for awhile and see how they are used.  Go to the library and ask a librarian to suggest a simple, but intersting children's book with a few chapters that you could read.
563179
I am totally respectful.  If I am in a place where they expect people to be quiet, I'll be quiet.  Not just the at the library, at church too.  I just hate when people are rude and loud and don't care about interrupting others.  I also hate the parents who go to church and let their children behave like if they were in a party.  You need to teach your children respect too.
1160676
The pre-school that I was fortunate enough to have been a part of in Minneapolis, MN did.\n\nThe Lead Teacher and myself (Assistant Teacher), took the time to make sure our children practiced etiquette/ethics frequently.  You would be surprised how impressionable and teachable children are on these two subjects at this age.\n\nIt worked excellent!!
358430
One year old- one minute time out. Sit her down for that minute away from other kids and explain to her what she did wrong. Do it consistantly- every time! When you let her up if she hurt some one have her say she is sorry and if she can't say that yet give a hug or kiss.\n\nPlease don't teach a child not to hit by hitting them. That just teaches them they can hit as long as they are bigger or tougher than the person they're hitting.
392178
i know one, first find out their leader. then appoint the leader of those kids to be the guardian of your property, you just need a lot of persuading to do. at least you only need to  persuade one. if you cant find the leader, just look for the biggest and meanest kindergarten you'll find and appoint him to be your guardian!! hehe that'll work!
381216
SHOW THEM RESPECT AND TELL THEM HOW YOU FEEL
947292
I think the parents should co-operate with the school and show respect to the teachers who work so hard to educate their children.  If the parents don't set an example of valueing education and respecting those who teach their children, things won't improve.  Parents should realize that loving and supporting their children doesn't mean accepting everything they do without judgment.  If their children have done something wrong, they should accept the consequences and only this way can they guide them back to the right way.  How can a child know what's wrong and what's right when his/her parents say "oh, I love my child and will stand by him/her, no matter what or oh, I'm so proud of him/her... blah-blah-blah" when he/she has done something awful (getting pregnant, bullying others, getting into trouble with asbo...)and unforgivable (robbing, mugging, killing...).  Parents in this country are sometimes too tolerant of their children's wrongdoings and this is not the way to love their children.
367633
The best way to fight ant injustice is not to tackle it upfront, but to create a scenario that outdates the existing scene.\n    Show some living examples to the kids, who are very good and are worthy role models of being emulated.\n    Give more attention to their good deeds and praise them.Don't give much attention to their bad deeds and affirm to them that u love them and want them t become good and grow strong and noble.there's nothing like a mother's encouragement and love, which will change any truant into a good person.
527285
Get those cheap paper plates and draw faces on them.  Then put on a skit with puppets or books.  When something happens with a character have the kids hold up the face that shows the emotion of how the character feels.  For example have a puppet character lose a toy, then ask the kids to hold up the face that shows how that character must feel.    \n\nNorman, lighten up, these are pre-schoolers she is asking about.  And actually, the no child left behind act is now placing so much emphasis on reading and math that subjects like science, languages and music are getting left behind.  Yes kids need the basics like reading and math, but they need the other things too to be well-rounded and to make sure that kids who have strengths in different areas all get a chance.  And by the way, I don't think very many schools even teach sex education.
334611
let them know how you feel,especialy if you are treating them with respect.Remind them of the the saying TREAT OTHERS THE WAY THAT YOU WANT TO BE TREATED !
1032365
I am a pre-school teacher and my advice to you is to have lots and lots of Patience. Try to remember that they are just children and take it from me it is hard  to do that at times(bless their little hearts)! Stay on their level and make their learning experience fun, fun, fun! Most of all, love them and remember they look up to you.
705706
In getting along, we must display respect, no matter others condition or position in life.\n\nBe blessed.
1014085
I have three main rules in my classroom.....\n1. Treat others as you would want to be treated.(golden rule)\n2. You are responsible for your stuff and your space. (teaches responsibility)\n3. BE HONEST no matter what\n  this one can only be enforced if a parent remains a safe place to be honest. Be careful not to punsih your kids for being honest. Work out discipline ideas with them so they understand that the punishment is not because they told the truth but because of what they did wrong. Honesty is a very hard habit to create. It has to be an understanding and forgiving environment.
365588
I don't teach the small kids, but I think that there are some things that all teachers need to do before the kids come in:\n\n1.  Make sure your room is set up with the appropriate materials, posters, decorations....  Every grade requires that certain things are posted.  You may have to have a calendar posted with the days of the week spelled out and the seasons posted on it for little ones.  You may need the basic colors posted, the alphabet....\n\n2.  Make sure that you have a week and a half worth of lessons planned.  Teachers have to overplan at all times.\n\n3.  Call the parents to introduce yourself.\n\n4.  Prepare a letter to the parents.\n\n5.  Prepare a syllabus and rule list for your parents to read and sign.\n\nI hope this helps a bit!
762887
*treat others how you want to be treated\n\n*Play, Laugh, Grow\n\n*Live and Learn\n\n*The Magic words work magic (always tell kids that) (please and thanks)\n\n*The two R's- Respect and Responsibility\n\n*Share and Be Fair\n\n*Sharing is Caring\n\n*Honesty is the best Policy (someone will find out sooner or later)\n\nK, I'm out, hope that helps!
1046123
If you mean be strict right off the bat, I would say it works. Of course, there will almost always be one or 2 kids who will probably challenge you. Those are the ones that usually end up respecting the teacher/ adult the most. That's my experience anyway...And there are some kids who will never respect certain adults for their own reasons.