Tolerance means respecting differences in people, including race, religion, opinions, and ideologies, even if you disagree. A tolerant person respects others with different views and treats them with dignity. The document encourages showing tolerance by listening to others' opinions respectfully, teaching others patiently, finding agreements through open discussion, and accepting people with their strengths and weaknesses.

2. WHAT IS TOLERANCE?
Tolerance means to tolerate or put up with differences.
It means showing respect for the race, religion, age,
gender, opinions, and ideologies of other people or
groups. Tolerance can be shown in many ways. A
person might fully disagree with others on any issue
from religion to same sex marriage, while at the same
time respecting those with different opinions and
treating them with dignity and respect. Disagreement
alone does not equal intolerance.

3. YOU SHOULD BE TOLERANT WITH THE REST OF
PEOPLE TO LIVE IN HARMONY

4. WAIT YOUR TURN

5. LISTEN AND RESPECT PEOPLE´S OPINION,
ALTHOUGH THEY HAVE A DIFFERENT POINT OF
VIEW.

6. TEACH WITH PATIENT WHEN SOMEONE NEEDS
YOU

7. INTERCHANGE IDEAS MAKING AGREEMENTS.

8. GIVE THE CHANCE TO MEET PEOPLE ACCEPTING
THEM WITH STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES.

9. Activity
• Write 3 example how you show tolerance
in the classroom. (draw)