The Basic Behavior of School Politeness

Basic behaviors of school manners

Basic behaviors of school manners. Etiquette is a process and means to show respect and understanding for others. Paying attention to observing basic manners in campus life will help students to be more harmonious and stable. Here are some basic behaviors of school manners. The basic behavior of school manners 1

1. Classroom etiquette:

1. Class: As soon as the bell rings, students should sit in the classroom and wait for the teacher to attend class. When the teacher announces the class, the whole class should stand up quickly and say hello to the teacher before sitting down. Students should come to school on time. If they are late for class, they should shout "report" and enter the classroom only after the teacher agrees. After entering the classroom, they should sit down quickly and keep quiet.

2. Listening: Sit upright in class. In class, listen carefully to the teacher's explanation, pay attention, think independently, and take notes on important contents. When the teacher asks a question, he should raise his hand first, and get up to answer when the teacher calls the name; When you speak, your body should stand at attention, your attitude should be natural and graceful, your voice should be clear and loud, and you should use Mandarin.

3. Class is over: When class is over, all students need to stand up and say goodbye to the teacher. Students can't leave until the teacher leaves the classroom. When a leader or teacher attends a class, let the teacher go first and all the students stand up to greet him.

Second, assembly etiquette:

1. Attend the assembly on time and orderly. Sit neatly in the designated place, don't leave early, don't go in and out casually, and leave in an orderly way after the meeting.

2. During the meeting, listen carefully, and don't read, talk, eat, throw things away or doze off. Applaud after the speech or report to show your gratitude.

3. Every Monday, dressing the, attend the national flag raising ceremony on time, line up neatly, face the national flag and stand in awe. When raising the national flag and playing the national anthem, you should stand at attention, take off your hat and pay attention until the flag is raised. Listen carefully to the speech under the national flag, and don't talk or be funny. When raising and lowering the national flag, all students who pass by the scene should face the national flag and consciously stand still. Only when the national flag is raised and lowered can they move freely.

Third, respect teachers' etiquette:

1. When meeting teachers on campus or going up and down stairs, let the teachers go first and take the initiative to salute and say hello to them. When buying food, fetching water or taking a bus, teachers should take the initiative to be polite.

2. Take the initiative to say hello to teachers or guests, offer your seat and make way, be polite when answering questions, and don't watch and laugh, pointing fingers. When parents or relatives meet teachers when they come to school, they should take the initiative to introduce them between parents and teachers.

3. Stand at attention when talking to the teacher, stand up when talking to the teacher in the classroom seat, and then sit down and listen after getting the teacher's permission. When receiving an award or handing over items to the teacher, hand in hand to show respect.

4. If you have something to do in the teacher's office or dormitory, you should shout "Report" or knock at the door first, and you can enter only after the teacher allows you. In the teacher's work and living place, you can't just turn over the teacher's belongings.

5. When you meet a teacher outside school, you should take the initiative to say hello to the teacher, and you should not deliberately avoid it.

6. Respect the teacher's work and obey the teacher's instructions. Don't contradict the teacher's reminders and criticisms. If you have any comments, you can exchange them with the teacher after class. Teachers' habits and personality should be respected, and teachers' looks and clothes should not be pointed and judged.

4. Etiquette among classmates:

1. Students should unite and help each other. Don't swear or swear, don't swear, don't hurt your classmates, and don't do anything unreasonable to your classmates.

2. When borrowing articles for study and daily use, you should ask for permission before taking them, and return them in time after use, with thanks.

3. We should not laugh at, sneer at or discriminate against classmates' misfortunes, occasional failures, and temporary backwardness in study, but should give enthusiastic help. You can't judge your classmates' appearance, posture and clothes, or give them insulting nicknames, or laugh at their physical defects.

4. It is forbidden to attack students personally, fight, gather people to make trouble and other violations of discipline and law.

5. Be honest and trustworthy, say what you do, and correct any mistakes. Do what you promised to others on time, and return the money and things borrowed from others in time. When you go out, you should be polite, modest and eager to learn, show the elegance of the students in No.3 Middle School and maintain the reputation of the school.

5. Etiquette of public places on campus:

(1) Campus

1. Consciously keep the campus clean and tidy, and do not throw scraps of paper, chalk heads, peels and packaging bags. No spitting, no littering, no eating bubble gum and melon seeds on campus.

2. Take care of placards, warning signs, aphorisms, flowers and trees. Do not touch the class cards, motto cards, warning signs and electrical facilities; Do not scribble, scribble, scribble or carve on blackboards, walls and desks and chairs; Do not trample on the grass, do not climb branches and pick flowers; Save water and electricity, don't turn on the ever-burning lamp.

3. Smoking, drinking, gambling, watching pornographic movies and books, not going into "Internet cafes" and not participating in superstitious and cult activities are strictly prohibited.

4. Strictly abide by traffic laws. Bicycles should be stored in the designated place, and they should not be parked or placed in disorder. It is strictly forbidden to ride bicycles or take people on campus.

(2) Library and reading room

1. Keep the room quiet and sanitary, and don't talk too much or run around.

2. Take good care of books and periodicals, and don't tear the materials without marking them. After reading open-shelf newspapers and periodicals, they should be placed in the original order.

(3) Restaurants

1. Don't rush to run or grab meals. Consciously queue up, don't cut in line, don't make a noise, don't knock on the chopsticks, and don't spill food on the ground.

2. We should respect the work of canteen staff, cherish food, pay attention to thrift, and don't dump leftovers indiscriminately. The food that can't be eaten should be poured into the designated container.

(4) Dormitory

1. Keep the dormitory clean and tidy. Boxes, clothes, shoes, hats, daily necessities, etc. should be placed in designated locations. Do not pour water out of the window or downstairs, throw things or spit.

2. Get up and go to bed on time. No talking, slapstick, sports or other activities after the lights are turned off.

3. Pay attention to civilization, don't swear, and don't smoke or drink.

4. When going to other people's dormitory, you should knock at the door first and get permission before entering. Without the consent of the teacher, boys and girls are not allowed to cross dormitories with each other.

5. Use the toilet in a civilized way, take good care of the sanitary facilities, and take the initiative to compensate for the damaged facilities. The basic behaviors of school manners 2

1. The common sense of campus manners has the following four points

1. Classroom manners. Abiding by classroom discipline is the most basic courtesy of students.

2. Clothing instrument. The basic requirements are: fit, timely, neat, generous and occasion-oriented.

3. Students who respect teachers' etiquette should take the initiative to salute and say hello to the teacher when they go in and out of the campus or go upstairs and downstairs to meet the teacher. When students enter the teacher's office or dormitory, they should knock at the door first and get permission from the teacher before entering.

In the teacher's workplace, you can't just rummage through the teacher's things, and students can't point fingers at the teacher's appearance and clothes.

commenting on things; Respect teachers' habits and personality.

4. Etiquette among classmates. The deep friendship between classmates is a force of unity and friendship in life.

Paying attention to the manners among classmates is the basic requirement for getting a good classmate relationship. When asking for help from classmates, we should use polite language. We should not laugh at, neglect and discriminate against classmates' misfortune, occasional failure and temporary backwardness in study, but should give enthusiastic help.

Don't criticize your classmates' appearance, posture and clothes, never laugh at their physical defects, and be careful and respectful on issues related to self-esteem. Don't talk about topics that are taboo to your classmates, and don't talk about their mistakes casually.

Second, the general principles of etiquette

1. The principle of respecting people.

2. The principle of self-discipline means self-denial, prudence, initiative, voluntariness, courtesy, self-comparison, self-reflection, self-requirement, self-discipline and self-restraint, and not arrogance and duplicity.

3. The principle of moderation, moderation and propriety, and mastery of discretion.

4, the principle of sincerity, sincerity, treat people with sincerity. The basic behavior of school manners 3

Life etiquette of college students' dormitory groups:

1. Do not disturb the peace of the public, get the consent of roommates when smoking, playing cards and meeting guests

2. Place shoes and change clothes neatly

3. Knock on the door and close the door quietly

4. Maintain the hygiene of public toilets and do not dump garbage at will

. Don't damage public property

6. Don't damage the overall environment

7. Talk at an appropriate volume

7. Treat neighbors and dormitory administrators with courtesy

8. Don't pry into others' privacy, respect others' private space

9. Public consumption (such as electricity), Should fully bear the part of their own consumption

1. Use other people's articles with the consent of the owner

College students' classroom etiquette:

1. Dress neatly

2. Smile when entering the classroom, and look up at the classroom

3. If the teacher is in the classroom, pay tribute to the teacher

4. If you are late, report to the teacher and apologize

5. It's best not to bring any articles or books irrelevant to the content of the class

6. Raise your hand to speak or ask questions with the consent of the teacher and stand up

7. Don't sleep in class, don't eat snacks, and don't make any noise in class

8. Communication tools such as mobile phones should be turned off or turned to a silent state

9. Don't boo after class, leave the classroom in order

1. The last one should consciously turn off the lights.

Etiquette for college students to go to the office on campus:

1. Don't go to the leader's office

2. Go to the leader's office and make an appointment by phone as far as possible

3. Knock softly before entering the office and get permission before entering

4. Get permission from the office owner before taking a seat

5. Ask questions quickly and ask for answers

. Books and other articles

7. Don't smoke in other people's offices, don't respect teachers and elders

8. Don't answer cell phones and phone calls in other people's offices

9. Don't bring irrelevant people into the office

1. Don't walk around the office

11. After finishing, Thank you and leave the office as soon as possible

12. Close the door quietly when you leave the office

Etiquette for college students to participate in group activities on campus:

1. Don't be late

2. Don't wear bright makeup, and dress neatly and decently

3. Enter the venue in turn and sit in the designated position

4. When the national anthem ceremony is played, You should stand up and be silent (pay attention to the national flag)

5. Don't use communication tools

6. Don't whistle, boo or boo

7. Appreciate elegant art and don't applaud before the actors or conductors thank you

8. Don't read books, newspapers and magazines

9. Don't walk in the middle or leave

1. Don't leave garbage in the venue

11. VIPs or leaders should be welcome to enter the venue

12. Actively cooperate with the host to complete all the activities

The importance of college students' campus etiquette

1. Etiquette education is conducive to establishing good interpersonal relationships with others, forming a harmonious psychological atmosphere and promoting college students' physical and mental health.

2. Etiquette education is conducive to promoting the socialization of college students and improving their social and psychological endurance.

3. Etiquette education is beneficial to the ideological and moral education of college students and improve their ideological and moral quality.

4. Etiquette education is conducive to humanistic knowledge education for college students and to improve their humanistic quality.

5. Etiquette education is conducive to strengthening the civilized behavior of college students, improving the quality of civilization and promoting the construction of socialist spiritual civilization.