What is the content of the blackboard newspaper of the first grade enlightenment education?

Cultivating education is to cultivate children to form good habits. So what about the blackboard newspaper about cultivating education? The following are some written materials and pictures of the blackboard newspaper for cultivating education that I have compiled. I hope it works for you. Welcome to read!

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The contents of the blackboard newspaper of enlightenment education 1:

1, learn the habit of listening

*** 1*** Don't fiddle in class, don't play with toys and school supplies, and don't do anything unrelated to study.

***2*** Listen carefully to other students' speeches to see if they are correct and have anything to add.

***3*** Listen to the teacher and practice carefully as required.

2. The habit of thinking.

*** 1*** Listen carefully, think seriously and speak actively in class.

***2*** Be good at discovering, express your opinions boldly, and take the initiative to ask the teacher if you don't understand.

* * * 3 * * Preview the knowledge before class, and mark the questions you don't understand in advance.

3. The habit of daring to ask questions

*** 1*** Diligent in thinking, dare to question, be good at communicating with people and not afraid of making mistakes.

* * * 2 * * When speaking, stand up straight, articulate and speak Mandarin loudly. ***

4. The habit of cooperating with others

* * *1* * actively cooperate with classmates and teachers, learn to express their views and opinions, and solve problems together.

***2*** When communicating with classmates, we should respect other people's opinions and viewpoints.

5. The habit of reading independently

*** 1*** Develop the good habit of thinking while reading and writing reading notes while sketching, and pay attention to the accumulation of knowledge.

***2*** Willing to read, making friends with books and forming a good habit of reading.

***3*** Don't read unhealthy books, watch unhealthy CDs and browse unhealthy websites.

***4*** Take care of books, and don't scribble on public books.

Contents of formative education blackboard 2:

From primary school to middle school, I often hear that things are lost in class. At first, pencils, erasers, knives and notebooks were lost, and then money was lost. In a classmate's class who went to a technical secondary school, everything was lost, not to mention money, just mobile phones, quick translators and CD players. In other words, it is common for some students to take other people's things or even steal them themselves. This situation is really disturbing and worrying: not stealing is the basic moral principle that people should abide by. What will happen to such a bad student after he enters the society?

In retrospect, what about the conduct of some adults now? I'm afraid it's even more humiliating As we all know, fake and shoddy products emerge one after another, which are pervasive, and the phenomena of telling lies, doing false things, eating too much and taking too much, corruption and bribery are gradually spreading and becoming more and more serious. Isn't it just the behavior of some adults with judgment and self-control? Needless to say, today's China people are faced with the question of whether they can keep the ethical bottom line, that is, the minimum moral norms that every member of society should consciously abide by, so that scholars with conscience can write books. He Huaiju, a professor of ethics in Peking University, pointed out, "No killing, no lying, no cheating, no * * *, no stealing, which is urgently needed to be reiterated under the market economy. You can't sacrifice yourself for others, but you can't harm others and benefit yourself; You may not be a saint, but you should agree with morality and humanity. You can't climb the highest moral realm, but the lowest moral limit must be adhered to, which is the last barrier of mankind. " People who read this blackboard newspaper also said: