Respect is where you respect one another. Respect can also be where you treat someone how you want to be respected. Respect includes having consideration for one another and thinking about how others would be affected. You should respect others because you might not know what their personal life is like. Even though people might not respect you, you should respect them.
By Paige, 13
Recorded at Jefferson-Morgan School District on October 31, 2012
Description: Students was asked what respect means to them
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