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Catholic social teachings should be the main part of our teaching and formation. As Catholic educators, we must ensure that every student who walks into our classroom knows that they are valuable and worthy of respect. We also have a mission to encourage our students to live with integrity, compassion and concern for others.

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Dignity is not simply respect, it is more than that.
This is why it is important to educate our students to understand the word rather than "simplify" it.
Dignity is not only respecting a student, it has several elements that go beyond manners.

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Each student should feel and know that dignity means taking care of them as individuals, not only emotionally but also academically.
Treating everyone with dignity means that each teacher must know and be clear that each student has different strengths and weaknesses and then meet them.
Another way to show our students that we have dignity towards them is to have high expectations but not to focus only on academic expectations, the highest score, the flag bearer, but on teamwork, love of learning, the struggle to improve, for to get better.

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In your classroom, would you make evident the fundamental dignity of the human person?

Yes, because it is important to apply and understand that each student is different, deserving of respect, attention and both academic and personal care.

How would your classroom practice, curriculum delivery/content and teaching strategies uphold the dignity of even the most challenged student?

How might students interpret your attitude about their value as individuals?