A greeting is more than just a word it is an expression of affection, a sign of respect, and a symbol of kindness. Teaching children to greet others fosters humility in the one who greets and builds character, confidence, and communication skills in the child.
At Setaragan Zirak School, greetings are viewed as an important part of social development. By practicing simple greetings, children feel a stronger sense of belonging within their group and become more familiar with the cultural values of their community. Greeting others also supports the development of empathy, as children learn to recognize and respond to the feelings of those around them.
Introducing children to the habit of greeting new people strengthens their self-esteem and helps them form positive, friendly relationships. A sincere greeting creates a welcoming and respectful atmosphere, contributing to a vibrant and supportive school environment.
With a focus on mutual respect, students at Setaragan Zirak School are encouraged to engage in greetings and well-wishing as a fundamental part of their daily interactions laying the groundwork for strong interpersonal skills and emotional intelligence.
