Composition: How to be a high school student who learns, understands and abides by the law?

Be a civilized student, be a law-abiding citizen, accept healthy thoughts, always take the law as the criterion, standardize your words and deeds, supervise your behavior, be strict with yourself, and make yourself grow up healthily. This is not only the requirement of the country, society, schools and parents for middle school students, but also an important prerequisite for our middle school students to become adults, talents, students and graduates. Therefore, to be a qualified middle school student, we must establish legal awareness, enhance legal awareness and improve.

(a) to master basic legal knowledge and safeguard their rights and interests according to law.

We teenagers are at a crossroads in our lives. If you want to walk on the right path, you must pave your own life track and take every step of your youth. We should learn to analyze, distinguish, refuse, protect ourselves, and consciously resist the temptation and infringement of various bad behaviors and illegal and criminal acts.

High school students are in a special growth period, with relatively simple experiences and insufficient social experience, and their ability to distinguish right from wrong is weak. They are more vulnerable to natural disasters, accidents and social bad behaviors, especially need to cherish their feelings about love and strengthen their awareness of self-protection.

(2) resolutely abandon bad habits and be a good student who abides by the law.

Teenagers are full of vigor and vitality, active in thinking and like to get in touch with new things, but their thoughts are simple and naive, and their ideological defense lines are weak, so they are easy to get into bad habits. Therefore, it should be a serious task for our teenagers to resolutely resist bad temptations and bad habits and cultivate good lifestyles and habits. If we want to realize our ideals, we must never forget the "ladder" of discipline, be a model of obeying the law, and put the spirit of obeying the law into action.

1. Develop good living habits and behavior habits.

Do not eat snacks in the teaching area. Students should cherish the fruits of their parents' labor, be diligent and thrifty, save when they should spend, and not waste when they shouldn't. They should form good living habits.

2. Develop good study habits.

We should study hard and get to school on time. We shouldn't chase, make noise or whistle in the classroom and campus to maintain good order in the school. Listen carefully in class, think carefully, actively participate in discussions, and dare to express their opinions. Finish the homework assigned by the teacher on time.

3. Be polite, honest and trustworthy, and make friends.

Treat people equally and treat others well; Students should respect each other, unite and help each other, and know how to tolerate; Have normal communication, and don't bully the small with the big, bully the weak with the strong and tease others. We should respect our teachers and take the initiative to say hello. We should make good friends, not bad friends.

4. Take part in beneficial activities to eliminate bad habits.

Students should take part in more physical exercises in their spare time and actively participate in a series of beneficial activities organized by the school, such as essay writing and speeches. Don't go to internet cafes, don't indulge in games, and don't enter the campus without communication tools. We should fully understand the advantages and disadvantages brought by modern communication and the Internet to our lives, and understand the adverse effects of middle school students' enthusiasm for communication and entertainment and their addiction to the illusory world on their healthy physical and mental growth and academic performance.

In short, high school students who are receiving education should learn and abide by the Code of Conduct for Middle School Students and the Code of Daily Conduct for Middle School Students, abide by the law, be strict with themselves, be self-respecting, self-reliant and self-respecting, consciously study, understand and abide by the law, and become qualified and civilized middle school students.