Moral Code: Respect #6
Encouraging Respect in the Dojo
Hi! Today, on Koka Kids Coaching Resources, part six of the judo moral code series; an eight-part series of visual resources to encourage the learning of values important in judo and in life.
RESPECT
How to get the full moral code resource?
For previous moral code resources please go to the moral code section where you can download:
Today, we focus on RESPECT.
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Respect
Mostly, we think about respect in the sense of respecting others. But there’s Alps respect of the environment. And very importantly to drive helpful beliefs and behaviours: self-respect.
Some ideas on how to teach the moral code at your dojo using these visuals.
Create an environment, with visual reminders of the judo moral code and of how judoka are expected to behave.
Add the two “Respect” posters to your growing moral code focal point.
Begin discussions by using real-life every-day examples and situations when a judoka acts with respect.
Use the “Respectinthedojo” file to print off A5 flyers and give them out at an open day.
Get the students thinking about their own behaviour.
Print the worksheets and colouring page and pin the children’s homework up on a wall.
Reward respect with a sticker!
Print a load of stickers and give them out as you notice respect being show around the dojo.
Download the visual resources 👇
Scroll to the end to download all the high-resolution pdf files
- Posters
- Worksheets
- Stickers
Downloads 👇
Use these pdf files to print your copies of the posters, worksheets and stickers.
Next month, look out for the next part of the series, when the focus is on SELF-CONTROL.
More resources coming next Monday, until then have a great week!
Nik
Nicola Fairbrother MBE, 8th Dan
- 1992 Olympic Silver Medallist
- 1993 World Champion
- Publisher of Koka Kids children’s judo books
More about my work and me. I’m Nicola Fairbrother. I’m a double Olympian (Barcelona 1992 Silver and Atlanta 1996 5th), light-weight World Champion (1993), triple European Champion and I publish a range of children’s judo books (Koka Kids)