Life Skills · Topic 31 of 58

Saying Sorry

Saying sorry means taking responsibility for something you did wrong and showing you care about how the other person feels. A sincere apology includes saying what you will do differently.

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A good apology is clear, honest and does not blame the other person.

All about Saying Sorry

Saying sorry means taking responsibility for something you did wrong and showing you care how the other person feels. A sincere apology includes what you will do differently next time.

Blaming others makes an apology less sincere.

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Real-life uses of Saying Sorry

Repairing friendships
Resolving classroom disagreements
Learning to take responsibility

Frequently asked questions about Saying Sorry

What makes an apology sincere?

Taking responsibility and promising to change.

Should you blame the other person?

No, a good apology does not blame others.