Be Polite and Respectful

Courtesy promotes mutual understanding, harmony, peacefulness, humbleness, cooperation, respect, and a sense of justice. Courtesy may displayed as:

Politeness. Say please and thank you, open/hold doors for others, or ask instead of telling.
Distinction of Roles. The ways we speak or act with respect toward our seniors, elders, or teachers and the care and concern we show toward our juniors.
Consideration of Others. Be aware of how others think and feel and treat others with kindness and compassion.
Compliment/Honor Others. Recognize good in others and acknowledge their actions or thoughts.
Indulgence. Ignoring a slight or meanness, or an unimportant mistake or error
Deference. Allow another person to go first because it will be helpful, kind, or respectful to that person.
Generosity. Give or make something available to someone out of kindness.

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