What Is Acceptance? | Acceptance of Others Part 3
Acceptance Doesn't Mean Agreement or Endorsement
We should always accept and respect other people, but it doesn't mean that we have to agree about everything or endorse their behavior. This is Part 3 in a three-part video series.
Watch the video and have a discussion with your class or someone you know. Below, there are some suggested questions or writing prompts.
Acceptance doesn't mean agreement or endorsement.
Even when we disagree, we can still learn from other people. Disagreements can be productive. They don't have to turn into arguing matches or name-calling battles.
Disagreeing with others doesn't give us the right to label people or dismiss them either.
Value people for being people.
QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION:
Do you believe that you can accept someone even when you disagree with them? Why or why not?
Do you believe that you can learn from someone you disagree with? Why or why not?
How do you think disagreements can be productive?
What does it mean to value other people?
