Campus Civilized Student Convention

Campus civilized student convention

Campus civilized student convention. People at each stage will have their own rules that they need to abide by. There is no rule without rules. We are taught to respect it in the study hall. Teachers, there are many norms of words and deeds such as strict observance of disciplines. What are the specific things we need to study and the campus civilized student convention. Campus Civilized Student Pact 1

1. Pay attention to hygiene and do not spit or litter.

2. To participate in the flag-raising ceremony, dress neatly, take off your hat and stand in awe, perform a line-up salute or a gaze salute. Sing the national anthem seriously, accurately and with a loud voice.

3. When meeting foreign guests, be polite and generous, neither humble nor overbearing.

4. Use the Internet rationally and be self-reflective and self-disciplined. Comply with relevant national and school regulations on Internet use and use the Internet scientifically; do not indulge in the Internet, do not log into illegal websites, do not browse pornographic and harmful information, do not browse or spread unhealthy books and audio-visual products, and consciously resist pornography, gambling, drugs, etc. infringement.

5. Work hard, be diligent and thrifty, do not waste water, electricity, food, and do not consume extravagantly.

6. Be polite, do not make noises, do not fight, do not ride bicycles in school, and place them according to regulations.

7. Standardize civilized language and do not use foul or dirty words.

8. When speaking, pay attention to your identity and the occasion. Do not use vulgar words to hurt colleagues or students. Use polite language and speak Mandarin.

9. Pay attention to civilized behavior and do not put arms around each other.

10. Study diligently, be honest and trustworthy, do not cheat, plagiarize or steal other people’s learning results.

11. Observe rules and disciplines and promote integrity. Consciously abide by laws and regulations, school disciplines and rules, be brave and good at fighting against various violations of laws and disciplines, and actively maintain campus safety and stability; do not sleep out without permission, do not drink alcohol, do not fight and cause trouble, and do not gather in groups to fight.

12. Pay attention to personal moral cultivation, do not use obscene language, do not watch or spread reactionary, obscene books and audio-visual products, and do not gamble.

13. When participating in meetings, lectures, and group activities, do not be late, do not leave early, do not answer the phone, set your mobile phone to off or vibrate, and are not allowed to enter or leave the venue at will, or do anything unrelated to the meeting. Such as reading and reading newspapers, preparing lessons, and correcting homework. No early departure is allowed.

14. Dress appropriately for your status as a student, wear school uniforms as required, have clean and tidy hair, sit upright, walk steadily, and speak and behave in a civilized manner.

15. Dress neatly, look dignified, do not wear heavy makeup during work hours, and wear jewelry appropriately.

16. It is strictly prohibited for faculty and staff to smoke in non-smoking places; it is strictly prohibited to smoke or litter cigarette butts on campus; they are not allowed to smoke, drink, or carry mobile phones during class, and they are not allowed to sit down and give lectures unless there are special circumstances.

17. Respect students, care for students, and do not punish students with corporal punishment or disguised corporal punishment. You are not allowed to engage in a second job while working, you are not allowed to collect and subscribe materials on your own initiative, and you are not allowed to engage in paid make-up classes.

18. When receiving parents and guests, be warm and polite, stand up and greet them.

19. Observe public order and do not fight, make noise, drink or cause trouble.

20. Consciously care for public property, and shall not post it randomly on the walls or desks of the office; shall not appropriate public property as your own; practice economy, pay attention to safety, and turn off lights, fans, and air conditioners when leaving the office. Lock doors and windows, and prohibit the use of electric heating cups, electric stoves and other electrical equipment.

21. Teachers are not allowed to drink alcohol at noon during working days; night entertainment activities should be on the premise that they will not affect the work of the next day.

22. Keep the campus and office environment quiet, speak softly, walk lightly, and do things lightly.

23. Have a healthy taste, stay away from tobacco and alcohol, refuse drugs, and do not read pornographic and violent books and periodicals.

24. When seeing guests, take the initiative to say hello, smile, stand up to welcome, and wave goodbye.

25. Use civilized language, do not swear, and do not abuse each other.

26. Study diligently and strive for self-improvement. Pursue truth, advocate science, study hard, actively practice, and have the courage to innovate; consciously abide by school schedules, classroom disciplines and examination disciplines; do not be late, do not leave early, do not skip classes, do not plagiarize, and do not cheat.

27. Observe social ethics and do not allow smoking in public places or recreational cigarettes.

28. Faculty and staff are not allowed to stay, rest or do other chores in the dormitory without special circumstances during working hours.

29. Do what you promised, and apologize for breaking an appointment; apologize if you hinder others, and express gratitude for help; when you have a dispute with others, you should be calm and patient, persuade others with reason, and be rude to others. People should also be polite and reasonable.

30. Stand up and use both hands when delivering or receiving items.

31. Consciously abide by public order, and do not make loud noises, play or play in public places, affecting the study and rest of others.

32. Be punctual and silent when attending assemblies. Salute teachers and the audience before speaking. Thank you at the end of your speech. You can applaud appropriately and appropriately when watching performances and competitions.

33. Faculty and staff should live in harmony and cooperate with each other. Do not gossip, do not make unreasonable remarks about others, do not spread rumors to cause trouble, do not engage in unprincipled disputes, and do not insult or bully colleagues.

34. Cherish friendship, have pure feelings, self-respect and self-love, and behave elegantly.

35. Be honest and trustworthy, be truthful in examinations, abide by virtue, and strive for perfection.

36. Protect public property and do not carve or destroy it.

37. Keep public places hygienic and do not litter, clutter, or graffiti.

38. All faculty and staff in the school implement a working class system, and no one will be late or leave early. If you have to go out during work, you must ask for leave. Administrative staff must ask for leave from the head of the department; teachers must ask for leave from the grade leader; middle-level cadres must ask for leave from the principal.

39. Observe disciplines and laws, and model the implementation of policies, laws and school rules and regulations.

40. Consciously care for the campus environment, do not trample on the lawn, and do not climb and pick flowers and trees.

41. Develop good hygiene habits and do not spit, smoke or drink alcohol.

42. Cherish the fruits of labor, save food, eat it after buying it, and never throw it away.

43. Use good body language: smile, bow, shake hands, wave, applaud, bow to the right, and stand to answer questions.

44. Care for the environment, do not spit, litter, or graffiti.

45. Be observant and punctual, and be polite when meeting each other. Neat, generous and healthy, with a new image of dignified appearance. Protect the environment, love public property, and cherish flowers, plants and trees. Be courteous and not noisy, and stay away from tobacco, alcohol and Internet cafes. It is a good atmosphere to be united and friendly, not to fight, and to be happy to help others. Spitting and throwing objects is uncivilized, change bad habits and create new ones. Pay attention to hygiene when staying and dining, and do your best to avoid getting sick. Concentrate and use your brain diligently in class, and active learning is efficient. Strive for the top in various activities, educate yourself and cultivate your character. Practice hones your strengths and develop your talents in an all-round way.

46. Save water and electricity, do not throw waste, put an end to "long running water", and turn off electrical equipment on time.

47. When dining at home, ask your elders to sit down first and greet your parents when you leave or return home.

48. Use the phone politely. Calls should be brief and in a low voice so as not to disturb others. Do not use the office phone for personal matters.

49. Keep it clean, and no random writing, scratching or pasting is allowed.

50. Protect public property and do not damage public facilities.

51. Respect all faculty and staff and say hello to them. Say hello to the teacher before class, say "Thank you teacher" after class, and stand on the left side of the desk when you stand up. When entering the teacher's office or living room, shout a report, and then enter after getting permission; leave in time after finishing the work, and do not enter the office or living room when no one is there. Say goodbye to teachers and classmates when leaving school.

52. Respect teachers, be united and friendly, care about others, be compassionate, uphold justice, and be brave in what is right.

53. Keep to the right when going up or down stairs. When encountering teachers or guests, let the teachers or guests go first.

54. Strictly abide by the regulations on vehicle driving and storage, and do not allow motor vehicles to honk their horns or bicycles to carry people.

55. Wait at the class door in advance before class, so that you don’t get in late, don’t leave early, and don’t delay class. You are absolutely not allowed to enter the classroom after drinking. Classes may not be adjusted at will without approval.

56. Strengthen self-cultivation, pay attention to professional status, and pay attention to appearance and etiquette.

It is not allowed to spread ideas that are harmful to the physical and mental health of students, and it is not allowed to promote or engage in feudal superstitious activities.

57. Men and women should behave appropriately when interacting with each other, and do not hug or engage in other unsightly behavior in public places.

58. Protect the environment and do not destroy flowers, plants and trees.

59. Listen carefully to lectures, think diligently, study consciously, do homework in a timely manner, have excellent quality, and make continuous progress.

60. Observe disciplines, do not be late and leave early, and do not skip classes.

61. Dress appropriately, do not dress in strange clothes, do not wear jewelry, do not make up, do not dye your hair, do not have strange hair, and do not wear slippers or short skirts to campus.

62. Protect public property and advocate frugality. Take good care of campus public facilities, protect campus green spaces and lawns, pay attention to keeping the campus environment quiet and clean, save water and electricity, and eliminate waste; do not damage public property, do not trample on lawns, and do not climb walls or fences at will.

63. During class, the door should be opened unless there are special circumstances, and the curtains should not be tightened.

64. Abide by professional ethics and do not allow gatherings of people to gamble.

65. Firm belief and high aspirations. Love the motherland and serve the people. Enhance the sense of social responsibility; safeguard national interests and national unity, and do not do anything that violates laws and regulations or is harmful to the interests of the country, school and collective.

66. Maintain a healthy image of the campus and do not randomly post advertisements, place publicity boards, or pull up banners.

67. Use polite language: "please, hello, thank you, sorry, okay, goodbye" and do not use foul language.

68. All school staff must participate in the flag-raising ceremony every Monday on time, be neatly dressed, be energetic, stand in line in designated areas, and do not carry bags, satchels and other items with them, do not whisper to each other, and do not walk around at will. You may not leave until the ceremony is over.

69. Abide by social ethics, abide by professional ethics, be a role model for others, and teach with integrity.

70. Keep strong and love life. Cherish life and time, actively participate in cultural and sports activities, improve physical fitness, and maintain mental health; enhance safety awareness and prevent accidents; care for nature and others.

71. To safeguard the interests of the public, do not eat snacks in teaching and teaching areas, do not make loud noises, chase and fight in classrooms and teaching areas, and do not entertain in classrooms; keep the dormitory quiet; line up for meals and eat in a civilized manner. .

72. Consciously protect public property and do not damage public property or occupy public facilities and teaching equipment.

73. During working hours (including breaks), students must concentrate on their work and are not allowed to chat or make loud noises. They are not allowed to play computer games or engage in other recreational activities. Playing cards is strictly prohibited on campus.

74. Be courteous, cultivate your character, and respect public morality. Pay attention to civilization, respect teachers, respect others, be united and friendly, be tolerant and courteous, behave appropriately, and use civilized language; do not make loud noises or smoke in public places, pay attention to personal hygiene and public hygiene, do not spit or litter Peel and paper scraps, do not stick them or scratch them randomly.

75. Self-respect and self-love, and be kind to others. Behave appropriately when interacting with the opposite sex on campus, and refrain from overly intimate, uncivilized behavior or behavior that is contrary to social morality in public places on campus; get along with others, treat each other with sincerity, courtesy, and be harmonious and harmonious. Campus Civilized Student Pact 2

1. Discipline

1. Arrive at school on time, do not be late, do not leave early, do not be absent from class, and must ask for leave if necessary (write a leave letter and have it signed by your parents) ).

2. Strictly abide by classroom disciplines and do not make noise in the classroom.

3. Students should unite and help each other, treat each other sincerely, and be polite to others.

2. Hygiene

1. Develop good habits, do not spit, do not litter, and do not litter.

2. Do a good job in duty and general cleaning. Students on duty must clean the classroom and turn off the lights, close the windows and doors when leaving.

3. Live a frugal life, pay attention to hygiene, and cut your nails frequently.

4. Take good care of the school buildings and public property. Do not scribble on blackboards, walls, desks, etc.

3. Learning

1. Prepare school supplies before class.

2. Listen attentively in class, be diligent in thinking, have the courage to express your own opinions, and actively answer the teacher’s questions.

3. Preview and review carefully, and complete classwork and homework independently on time.

IV. Activities

1. Insist on physical exercise and actively participate in useful cultural and recreational activities.

2. Actively participate in cultural and sports activities, labor and practical activities organized by schools and classes.

3. Learn from Lei Feng, do good deeds, help others, and unite classmates.

4. Participate in radio exercises and extracurricular sports activities on time.

5. Appearance

1. When students arrive at school, they must dress neatly, plainly and elegantly, with buttons fastened.

2. Wear a red scarf when entering school and obey the requirements of students on duty. Campus Civilized Student Pact 3

1. Inherit the aerospace spirit and cultivate the characteristics of NSU. Be the image representative of NMU people and the messenger of modern civilization with practical actions.

2. Learn proactively and cultivate innovative spirit. Follow the school spirit of "practical", correct the purpose of learning, be focused, take the initiative to learn, be brave in innovation, and actively practice.

3. Observe social ethics and establish a good image. Keep quiet in public places, do not make noise, and do not hinder others from working or studying; eat in a civilized manner, do not smoke, and do not drink alcohol; use the Internet in a civilized manner, consciously resist bad information, do not spread obscene videos and pictures, do not watch obscene websites, and surf the Internet in a civilized manner ; Observe public morals and have civilized interactions between men and women.

4. Behave in a civilized manner and advocate new social trends. Be dignified in appearance and neat in clothing; be polite to others, respect teachers and others, be willing to help others, and be united and friendly.

5. Abide by school disciplines and rules, and standardize personal habits. Observe classroom disciplines, do not be late, do not leave early, do not be absent from class; establish a sense of integrity, abide by academic ethics, do not plagiarize, do not cheat, do not plagiarize; abide by dormitory management, work and rest on time, do not come home late, do not use illegal electrical appliances, and do not stay outside the school. , do not rent accommodation off campus, do not order or deliver food in student dormitories.

6. Care about the development of the school and care for the campus environment. Love the school and safeguard the interests of the school; care for public facilities, flowers, trees, and environmental resources.

7. Pay attention to diligence and thrift, and actively participate in activities. Care about the collective, love labor, and actively participate in social practice; live frugally, do not spend money indiscriminately, use scholarships and bursaries reasonably and effectively, and do not make demands on the family that exceed the actual life requirements.

8. Observe the law and strive to be a legal citizen. Promote a healthy lifestyle and stay away from "pornography, gambling, and drugs."

9. Strengthen your own qualities internally and strive to be a pioneer of civilization. Strive to improve personal overall quality, maintain mental health, improve adaptability, enhance safety awareness, prevent accidents, grow into talents in an all-round way, and strive to become a new generation of college students who are "healthy, civilized, positive and motivated".