Courtney Macavinta

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Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Children · TPP 043: Why Fostering Cultures of Respect in Our Schools is Critical, with Courtney Macavinta · 7 Feb 2017 podcast

And the root meaning

is you know, re like rewind, like you rewind a tape, spect like spectacles, like you know, eyeglasses.

And so respect at its root actually means to look again.

So it's really based in

Екity, компашні, іноді ол клише на джінь аббатськавер.

And then this concept of self-respect, what we did, we actually used to blend like a lot of folks.

We blended kind of a few words and thought they all meant the same thing, which they don't.

We blended self-esteem, self-worth, self-confidence, and self-respect, right?

A lot of us have done that.

Um, probably just in our mind and also in our youth advocacy work.

And all these words are very different, and we think it does matter because you want to know what asset are you building and why are you building it.

Self-esteem, simply put, is our opinion of ourself.

And that opinion, the problem with the self-esteem construct is the opinion, the data and research shows is formed almost entirely by outside content and outside voice.

So it's your opinion of yourself, but it's actually not coming from you.

So that's problematic.

Also

New research from UC Davis and others sh had shown that bullies have high self-esteem.

Many of them.

So it's not like the bullies of yesteryear, oh, you have the low self-esteem, you know, you got kicked, you went out in the backyard and kicked the dog, right?

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