How to educate students on manners?

Lead: Everyone needs education, whether adults or children. Education comes from a good family style and needs to be cultivated from an early age. Influenced by the words and deeds of parents and elders, it is also subtle in the family, such as civilized travel, civilized speech, civilized work, and no littering.

Children should travel in a civilized way.

Children are young, and their awareness of protecting themselves and cherishing their lives is vague. So all these need the guidance of our parents. Many children run around on their way to and from school without letting their parents hold hands when crossing the road. This is actually very dangerous. Through kindergarten and family education, children can be shown relevant videos. Kindergarten teachers and parents tell them how to walk on the road and get familiar with some traffic rules. Know the traffic lights, you can play games with your children repeatedly, simulate crossing the road, and let your children remember that "the red light stops and the green light goes." Go to the right, hold the adult's hand, look around when crossing the road, and so on.

These simple knowledge of traffic safety is not difficult for children. Show children some small videos, parents' usual education, and simulations when crossing the road. Children can basically remember them. Parents must pay attention to setting an example for their children. I have witnessed many parents running red lights with their children, thinking that they can pass without a car and completely ignoring the traffic lights. This is irresponsible for one's own life, and it is also irresponsible for the child's life.

For the sake of children and themselves, please ask parents to set an example for their children and establish the concept of civilized travel for their children.

Children should be educated to speak and do things in a civilized way.

Sometimes it is instructive to comment on a child. I don't think this is an ordinary evaluation. Education is the highest level to evaluate a person. Many times, we ignore important education and pay attention to children's learning.

I remember when I was a child, we had guests at home, and adults would let us say hello. Some children will take the initiative to say hello to the guests, and then go to play by themselves. Many times, guests will praise children.

However, some children are shy. Under the guidance of adults, they barely whispered hello. If the guest says nothing, the parents will add that the child is afraid of strangers. In fact, this is an excuse for parents to give their children. More often, parents should help their children change these things so that they can be natural and graceful in front of guests and outsiders.

Many times, when we talk to people, we forget honorifics. Be sure to teach children to call before speaking, and put "please, please, excuse me" and other honorifics on their lips. Many times, our manners are related to a person's upbringing. For example, don't smash your mouth when eating, don't interrupt others' speeches, say thank you when others benefit, take the initiative to say sorry when doing something wrong, don't speak loudly in public, don't swear, and so on. Pay attention to your manners, get used to it, and your manners will become an "educated" child in the eyes of others.

Don't litter.

With the construction of urban civilization, garbage cans can be seen everywhere in the streets and alleys of the city, but there are still people spitting and littering. The child is still a blank sheet of paper. In many cases, children accept what we adults give them. I've seen a lot of paper. Adults peel candy for children and throw it directly on the ground. The trash can is not far away. Over time, children feel normal and right when they see what adults do, so parents' practices directly affect their children.

Children should be told not to spit everywhere, and younger children should not urinate everywhere. If there is rubbish, they must throw it into the trash can. Even if there is no trash can around, they can take the garbage first, see it and then throw it into the trash can. The civilization and sanitation of a city depend not on one or two people, but on all members. When children are young, these good habits can benefit them for life.

Key Tip: Manners and manners, taking care of people and things are the embodiment of a person's external upbringing. Children should cultivate civilized travel, speak civilized and do civilized things from an early age, and don't throw garbage anywhere outside. These basic etiquette, etiquette and common sense of life are very useful for people's life. Children can get twice the result with half the effort when they are young, and they will accompany people all their lives.