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Alway be nice to the teacher.

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I think that a good example of kindness is kind of like being nice to one another

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Kindness means to use good manner , include everyone.

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a way to show kindness is to help others when in need and if someone is hurting you, you shouldn't treat them the same way back, you should be polite and nice to them even if they can't give you the same

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One norm we should use is to treat others the same way you want to be treated

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To be Kind is to treat your peers with respect.

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If someone is hurt it is not nice to laugh at them instead a kind thing to do is help them up to take them to the nurse office

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One thing I would like to point out is that part of this kind of falls under respect.

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I would like to add on with Pauline that studenst should keep their hands or objects to themselves.

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One norm we use for kindness is that we do not bully or hurt people feeling's because of their opinions

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I agree with Leonie and would like to add to that post. To be kind, you need to use appropriate language.

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Another norm is to use good manners

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One norm we should use is to be nice to one another. If we all didn't be kind to one another, then everyone would be not kind and respectful to one another.

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One norm we should set is to listen to other people and respect their wishes. For example, if someone once did something stupid and they don't want to bring that up again, don't. It brings them some form of emotional distress however minor or major, and kindness is not bringing others emotional distress.

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