Why do you want to be a civilized boy?

Question 1: What are the benefits of being a civilized boy? Why do you want to be a civilized boy? First, because being a civilized boy is of great help to yourself. Civilized people are more popular, are more likely to interact with others, are more likely to be praised by others, and leave a good impression on others. This will be of great help to your current and future development.

Second, because being a civilized boy helps others create a good impression of your family, collective, urban area and even country. In this way, you win the honor.

Question 2: Why should a primary school student be a civilized student? It is because he has cultivated good moral character since childhood

Question 3: What should he do if he wants to become a civilized primary school student? A How to do it A civilized primary school student

I remember someone said: "For people, writing is easier than doing. We must always think about what I am doing, how I am doing, and what I am doing. "What kind of person do you want to be?" A hundred people will have a hundred answers, but behind every answer there is one thing in common, that is, to be a civilized person first, for us In other words, I want to be a civilized primary school student. So what should we do to be a civilized primary school student? Specifically, there are the following points:

1. Take care of every property on campus. Everything in the school has its own life and mission. We must care for the school's property as we care for our own things, care for our desks and chairs, care for our books, care for our drinking water equipment, and care for our sports equipment. , even a small tree or a small flower?

2. Maintain a clean and tidy campus environment. A clean environment not only makes us feel comfortable physically and mentally, but also creates a comfortable learning environment for our students. Therefore, each of our students must exert a sense of ownership and use their own practical actions to contribute to the beautiful environment of our Nanjiao Primary School. At the same time, we must also strictly require ourselves and the students around us not to litter with paper scraps and plastic bags. When we see garbage, we must pick it up and put it in the trash can. This semester, we require every student not to bring snacks to campus. From the beginning of the semester to now, everyone has done a very good job in this regard, and the campus has become a lot tidier. It is late autumn now, and many trees on campus are beginning to shed their leaves. Many leaves can often be seen on the ground. If you happen to walk by the leaves, please bend down and throw the leaves into the trash can. This small act of yours will bring a beautiful environment to everyone.

3. Don’t chase and fight in the corridors. Corridors are relatively crowded, there are often many students, and they are also places where accidents occur frequently. During the ten minutes between classes, many students were playing in the corridor. Such behavior is quite dangerous. It not only hurts ourselves, but also causes harm to others, so we must learn from it.

4. Cherish every drop of water and care for every grain. Water is the source of our life. Cherishing water means cherishing our own lives. We often find faucets with water flowing all the time. Not long ago, the school purchased water diversion equipment for everyone, but some students have been found to be wasting water. Don’t you think it is a pity that the water flows away in vain? "Every drop of sweat falls on the soil, and every grain of it is hard work." We all understand this truth, but some of our classmates still do not cherish food. According to statistics, if the food we waste in one semester is accumulated, it can feed hundreds of children in poor areas.

5. Pay attention to the usual language civilization. Good language comes from people with noble hearts. When someone needs your help, which one sounds more comfortable to you: "I'm sorry, can you do me a favor?" or "Hey, come over here and help me!" When someone accidentally breaks something you love, say to you: "I'm sorry, I didn't mean to do it, please forgive me." and "You put the things there yourself, what's the big deal, just pay for it if it's broken." !", which one would make you feel aggrieved or even get angry immediately? When you fail an exam and are feeling sad, do you want to hear someone say to you: "It doesn't matter, I believe you will make progress next time." Or do you want to be laughed at loudly and said that you are a stupid kid with no merits? ? Students, this is language. Polite language is the easiest thing to do and the easiest thing to ignore, but it is also the most important thing.

Let all our students take action, supervise each other, promote together, and be a civilized primary school student. Make the campus of our Shiting Central Primary School more beautiful and tidy! Classmates, let us unite under the national flag and wish that our lives will be filled with the flowers of civilization! I wish we can move towards civilization step by step!

Question 4: How to be a civilized middle school student 1. Be efficient and be a diligent middle school student

Listen attentively in class, be diligent in thinking, actively participate in discussions, and have the courage to express opinions. Preview and review carefully, take the initiative to study, complete homework on time, and do not cheat in exams. Live a regular life, work and rest on time, cherish time, arrange extracurricular life reasonably, and insist on exercising.

2. Be polite and be a middle school student with civilized words and deeds

In daily conversations, you should pay attention to using polite terms, pay attention to the occasion, have a friendly attitude, and speak Mandarin. To receive or deliver items, stand up and use your hands. Do not enter other people's rooms without permission, do not touch other people's belongings, and do not read other people's letters and diaries. Do not interrupt others' speeches at will, do not disturb others' study, work and rest, and apologize for obstructing others. When class is over, stand up and pay tribute to the teacher. When class is over, ask the teacher to go first. Respect faculty and staff, salute or take the initiative to say hello when meeting, stand up when answering questions from teachers, and be sincere when giving advice to teachers.

3. Be friendly and be a middle school student who cares for others

In our lives, we often encounter some problems. At this time, we need others to help you. In our lives , not only asking others to help you, but also learning to care and love the people around you, even a stranger, as long as he needs care, you must do your best to help him. Classmates mutually Respect, unite and help each other, understand and tolerate, treat sincerely, communicate normally, do not bully the small, do not bully classmates, do not tease others, and do more self-criticism when conflicts occur. As long as everyone gives a little love, the world will become a beautiful paradise. Give your love and draw a rainbow for the world!

4. Be honest and be a consistent middle school student

"A promise is worth a thousand pieces of gold, and we will do what we say", which means that we must keep our word and keep our promises. It requires us to do what we promise to others. You must be loyal to your promises, "Be true to your word, and be resolute in your deeds." Don't break your word. A person's words don't count. By chance, everyone can forgive him. Over time, people will lose their trust. No one wants to have anything to do with him, so how can he stand in society and do great things? Be honest and trustworthy, be consistent in your words and deeds, do what you promise others, apologize when you fail to do so, and return money and things borrowed from others in a timely manner. Don't lie, don't deceive, don't cheat, and correct your mistakes when you know they are wrong.

5. Pay attention to hygiene and be a physically and mentally healthy middle school student

Pay attention to hygiene and develop good hygiene habits. Dress neatly, plainly and elegantly. When it comes to hygiene, it not only refers to physical cleanliness, but also includes physical and mental hygiene. Behave in a civilized manner, do not swear, do not curse, do not fight, do not gamble, and do not involve activities or places inappropriate for minors. When interacting with classmates, don't always pay attention to other people's shortcomings, don't be arrogant, don't be narrow-minded, and always have conflicts with classmates. You must treat yourself and others correctly, find your correct position, and have strict requirements. Own. Treat difficulties and setbacks correctly, do not feel inferior, do not be jealous, do not be extreme, and maintain mental health.

6. Talk about being independent and self-motivated middle school students

In human history, from the "slash and burn" of primitive society to today's "high-tech information age", every step of human development is full of mistakes. The product of innovation. History tells us that only by innovating, having the courage to innovate, and climbing to new heights can our society, country, and individuals develop. Our lives need to be created, and our studies also need to be created. In learning, we should constantly set goals for ourselves and let ourselves continue to make progress.

7. Discipline and be a law-abiding middle school student

Abide by national laws, traffic rules, public order, network ethics and security regulations, and do not do anything prohibited by law. Act bravely when it comes to justice, dare to fight, discourage behaviors that violate social ethics, and report illegal and criminal behaviors in a timely manner. Cherish life, don’t smoke, don’t drink, don’t abuse drugs, and refuse drugs.

Do not join any illegal organizations or illegal activities.

8. Be diligent and thrifty, and be a middle school student who honors his parents

Live frugally, do not compare with each other, and do not spend money indiscriminately. Learn to take care of your personal life. Frequently communicate with parents about life, study, thoughts, etc., and respect their parents' opinions and teachings. Be considerate and help your parents and elders, take the initiative to do housework within your ability, and care for your brothers and sisters. If you have any opinions about your parents, you should express them politely, be reasonable, and not willful, lose your temper, or contradict them.

Question 5: How to be civilized students. The so-called civilization cannot be formed overnight. Civilization requires the efforts of the whole society and its own constraints. As members of the social family, we should be more dedicated to creating Let’s contribute to the construction of a civilized city and a harmonious Jining. So, what can we as middle school students do?

In fact, it is very simple. Civilization is to say hello to the teacher when you see it, and civilization is to tighten the water of the flowing water. Bridle, civilization is just giving up your seat on the bus, civilization is stopping people smoking in public places, civilization is around us. Sometimes it is just a dozen centimeters wide, sometimes it is just the thickness of a piece of paper, sometimes it is just a gesture .But it can reflect the quality of a person, the virtues of a nation, the spirit of an era, and the civilization of a society. In the Olympic venues, turn off the flash, set the mobile phone to silent, and do not make loud noises. It not only reflects the virtues of the Chinese nation , and also left an everlasting impression of civilized China in the minds of friends from all over the world.

Our great motherland is known as a "land of etiquette", and our Chinese nation has always attached great importance to civilization and courtesy. In the history of thousands of years, there are many stories about celebrities and people with lofty ideals treating others with courtesy, which are still widely recited by people. The story of "melting four years old can make pears" is a household name, known to all women and children. *** is one of the most influential figures of the last century. He developed the virtue of being polite to his elders since he was a child. Later, when he became the president of the country, he was still able to treat others with courtesy. In 1959, when Chairman Mao returned to Shaoshan, he specially invited the elderly relatives and friends to have dinner. Chairman Mao toasted to the elderly. The elderly people said: "How dare you, Chairman, propose a toast!" Chairman Mao replied: "You should respect the elderly and the virtuous!" This shows how important civility and courtesy are.

It is no exaggeration to say that the most important thing in life is civility and courtesy, which is more important than the highest wisdom and all knowledge. We, ***, live together in a big socialist family. Treating others with courtesy and courtesy is a compulsory lesson for each of our young people as they grow up. Therefore, we must develop the good habit of being civilized and polite and strive to be a small model of civility.

Question 6: How to become a civilized student. Our school has been emphasizing the behavioral norms education requirements for us.

1. Follow civilized rules. As the saying goes, "No rules, no rules." We know that good discipline is the guarantee for learning cultural knowledge. Therefore, to be civilized middle school students, we must first strictly abide by the "Code for Middle School Students" and "Xinhui Middle School Code of Conduct", strictly abide by the school's rules and regulations, and earnestly achieve: respect teachers and love friends, be self-disciplined and self-reliant; be honest and law-abiding, civilized and polite; abide by public ethics , Take good care of public property

2. Take the civilized road. Can you walk? Every classmate will say: Who can’t walk? But I realized that not everyone can walk. Do not run in school corridors or classrooms; walk on the right when going up and down stairs. Follow traffic rules on the road and do not drive against the road.

3. Speak civilized words. Don't use foul or dirty language. Say hello to the teacher when you meet him. Use "please", "thank you" and "sorry" more often.

4． Do civilized things. In fact, civilization is very close to us, so close that we can reach it at our fingertips. In the classroom and on the road, don't spit, don't throw peels and scraps of paper. Do not yell in public places, do not hinder other people from studying, working or resting, and do not graffiti on buildings or desks and chairs. Be friendly to others and be “kind to others and have others in your heart.”

Question 7: How to be a civilized and good boy? 1. Learn standards and abide by disciplines

2. Cherish time like gold and study diligently

3. Persevere and persevere

Good morals. Be polite, say hello to teachers, elders, and friends when you see them; know how to be grateful and know how to give. When others help us, we should not forget to say "thank you" to each other; we must be civilized and abide by the law. Help some people in need.

Speak appropriately and know how to maintain your own and others' self-esteem. Listen to the correct words of adults without contradicting them; listen to the correct opinions and suggestions of others and strive to improve and perfect yourself.

Have a good attitude. You must have confidence in yourself, don't be pessimistic and disappointed when you encounter setbacks, think on the bright side, and more importantly, find out where you went wrong.

Study well. We must start from now, study hard, make progress every day, and develop in an all-round way.

4. Be in good health. It is very important to have a good and healthy body and exercise regularly.

5. Aim well. You must set a goal for yourself and strive towards it, otherwise you will be like a headless fly with no clue at all. No matter how much we do this, it is useless

Question 8: How to be a civilized student and pay attention to our etiquette. What is etiquette? Simply put, etiquette is a code of conduct for self-discipline and respect for others. It is a process and means to show respect and understanding for others. Civilized etiquette is not only a reflection of personal quality and upbringing, but also a reflection of personal morality and social ethics. It is the face of the city and the country. Therefore, as a "state of etiquette" with a history of 5,000 years of civilization, being civilized and using etiquette is also an important way to carry forward national culture and display national spirit. In a country, individuals are the subjects. What is most important to an individual? I think the first thing is to have civilized qualities. Only when everyone has civilized qualities can the overall quality of the country be improved. Around us, among some students, there are still some uncivilized behaviors. For example, in our campus and on the stairs, we can always see scraps of paper that are extremely discordant with our beautiful campus. Food bags and instant noodle boxes can be seen everywhere in the classroom and on campus. Some students even think that there are people on duty anyway. Classmates and cleaners clean up, so why not throw them away? Another example is that some students chase and fight in the corridors of the teaching building, and push and push each other as they walk; some students also use swear words and swear words among each other, climb branches at will, and even There are also some students who deliberately damage the school's public property. Many of our classmates put the study of cultural knowledge first, and often ignore the cultivation of social morality and the development of civilized habits, which essentially demonstrate a person's ideological quality. In fact, good behavioral habits are the prerequisite for ensuring our smooth learning and the basis for establishing a healthy personality. Students who do not have good behavioral habits in school may be undisciplined, unhygienic, and disrupt the learning environment of the class. On the contrary, if we develop civilized behavioral habits, the learning environment must be good and orderly. We know that only when students in a school have good civilized behavior habits can they build an excellent learning environment and create an excellent learning atmosphere. Now, we are in the most critical period of growth in life. What we do during this period will subtly affect our own psychological quality, and civilized behavior helps us improve our own psychological quality and at the same time perfect it. If we do not cultivate our own moral quality at this time, even if we have rich scientific and cultural knowledge, what use will it be to others, ourselves and society? Therefore, we should first be an upright person, a modest gentleman who understands civilization and be polite, and then we can become talents. We cannot be a machine that simply masters knowledge and skills, but a person who develops harmoniously in body and mind. Civilization is the forefront of our quality. If we have civilization, we will have the most precious spiritual wealth in the world. ] We must develop good civilized habits and be civilized primary school students. Then please each of us control our mouths, do not use foul language, do not spit; control our hands, do not litter, do not fight; control our feet, do not trample on the lawn. I believe that through the joint efforts of all our teachers and students, we will create a civilized and beautiful campus. Just imagine if every campus in the country jointly creates a civilized campus, then the overall quality of our nation will be greatly improved, the country's comprehensive strength will be greatly enhanced, and the future of the motherland will be prosperous and brilliant!

Question 9: Making a Civilized Youth Speech Dear teachers and students:

Hello everyone! The topic of my speech today is to strive to be a civilized boy and build a civilized campus. The morning sun comes out, the lake dresses it up, the new moon comes up, the stars keep it company, the spring flowers bloom, the green leaves set it off, the birds sing, the crickets play the piano for it...

Everything in nature is so beautiful, so natural, and such beauty cannot be destroyed by uncivilization. Young pioneers should take action, advocate civilization, and develop good habits. What is civilization? Perhaps, you will think, what an abstract concept this is! Actually it’s not, it’s very simple! Civilization is the smile when we meet on the road, the enthusiastic help when classmates are in trouble, the cordiality in getting along with others, the morning greetings when seeing teachers, and the "sorry" when accidentally bumping into each other... Civilization Civilization is a kind of quality, civilization is a kind of cultivation, and civilization is a kind of good behavior that is widely respected by everyone. It is not difficult for students to understand that every morning when you walk into the classroom with your schoolbag on your back, you hear a greeting from your classmates and see a smile from your deskmate. Just this greeting and smile may bring you a good mood for the day. , as students, we pay attention to civility and courtesy in school, and we should respect the fruits of teachers' labor. We not only say "Hello, teacher" and "Goodbye, teacher", but also listen carefully to every class and complete every assignment carefully. The ancients said: "The wisdom of young people will lead to the wisdom of the country, and the strength of young people will make the country strong." I want to say, "The civilization of young people will lead to social civilization, and the civilization of young people will lead to social progress." As students in primary and secondary schools, we are also small residents and small masters of China. We must take action, starting from now, starting from ourselves, and starting from the small things around us. Bend down, pick up the paper at your feet, and pull up the fallen classmate; stretch out your hand, tighten the dripping faucet, and help the staggering old man; open your mouth, speak warm words, shout out the voice of justice, pick up the cloth, wipe Remove stains from the walls and polish the clear glass; stop, stop stepping on the lawn, and obey traffic signals; stand up, stop uncivilized behavior, and reprimand impolite behavior. People often compare civilization to lights. The brighter the lights, the less darkness around us. As long as we try our best to do some civilized things, I believe there will be fewer and fewer bad habits around us. Dear students, let us take action! We are the students of the family and the pillars of the country. We must strive to be civilized students, starting from ourselves

and leading all classmates to let civilization fill every corner of the campus