What are the class practices?

Suggestion 1: introspection class convention

1. Get up and count the time. Will I be late?

Step 2 freshen up. Does my hairstyle meet the requirements?

3. When I am away from home, do my clothes conform to my status as a middle school student?

4. Will you hand in your homework on time when you get to school?

5. Do exercises, what reason do I have not to do them?

6. Assembly, did I affect my class because I didn't obey the discipline?

8. Did I listen carefully in class?

9. Did I participate in the discussion with my heart?

10. On duty, did I do well?

1 1. Self-study, have I settled down to study hard?

12. Before going to bed, did I think hard about the harvest of the day?

This kind of introspective class convention is very close to students' reality, understands students' psychological needs, satisfies their inner desire for growth, allows them to gain norms in self-questioning, enjoy the happiness of growth in thinking, and find their own position and destination in collective norms.

Attached to the Temporary Convention of Class 1 (3) of Senior High School

(A) the classroom convention

1. Listen attentively and actively participate in the learning and interaction between teachers and classmates;

2. Learn to listen, connect and ruminate on the wonderful speeches of others, and actively internalize them into your own thinking.

3. Answer the teacher's questions with complete and concise sentences and express your views clearly and methodically.

4. Encourage others when they speak brilliantly;

When other people's remarks are inconsistent with their own thinking, they can argue with each other, but they should know how to respect each other's thinking.

6. When you are wronged by the teacher in class, you can control your emotions and express your demands in a reasonable way without using harsh words.

7. When the companion is absent-minded or dozing off, you can take the initiative to remind the other party;

8. Don't bring your mobile phone into the classroom, and don't do anything unrelated to study in the classroom;

9. Actively participate in group discussions, take the initiative to speak, and get up when speaking;

10. Finish all the homework on time, and actively interact with the teacher if you have any questions.

1 1. The classroom is a place where mistakes are allowed. Learning is not afraid of mistakes, but remember to learn from them and move on.

(2) Convention on Conduct

1. Join a new group, meet new classmates, and remember each classmate's name as soon as possible.

Be grateful when others help you, and remember to say thank you.

3. When you receive a teacher's prize or a classmate's gift, you should express your gratitude and don't dislike it;

4. Surprise the whole class and others, don't be too concerned and intimate.

5. When you meet a teacher, take the initiative to say hello to the teacher;

6. Whether the clothes meet the status of middle school students;

7. Speak appropriately and don't answer the phone loudly in public.

8. If a classmate drops something or finds garbage on the ground, he can take the initiative to bend down and pick it up;

9. When entering or leaving the door, gently open and close it. If someone is behind, remember to hold the door for him;

10. Praise the classmates around you and make everyone in the class warm because of your existence.

(3) Activities Convention

1. When you attend the meeting inside and outside the school, you can be quick and quiet. Don't talk and litter during the meeting.

2. Visit other people's dormitories or classrooms, and don't be stingy with your own expenses.

3. Actively participate in class foreign affairs activities and pay attention to maintaining the good image of the class.

4. At the parent-teacher conference, actively and enthusiastically entertain every parent present.

Don't talk nonsense and fight when the class is marching in line.

6. If someone bullies you, tell your teachers and parents in time.

7. Do your best.

(4) Financial practices

1. Take care of your money, don't lose it, and don't bring trouble to others or classes.

2. Take care of your money and make sure that you bring enough money to spend two weeks;

Don't borrow money from teachers and classmates. When you borrow money, you must remember to be grateful and pay it back on time.

It is not easy for parents to make money. They don't just buy snacks and spend money indiscriminately.

(5) Dining practices

1. Line up for dinner, don't jump in line casually, and don't shout when you see others jump in line;

2. Don't waste, take more food, and don't leave leftovers in the restaurant;

3. Eat politely and quietly, and don't make noise in the restaurant;

4. Take the initiative to put the plate back after eating, and clean up your used dining table and floor.

(6) Health Convention

1. Keep the floors of classrooms and dormitories clean.

2. The classroom has its own garbage bag, so that the garbage can be put back in the bag without littering.

3. Deal with your internal affairs, get up and make the bed.

4. Do a good job in the class health duty task that you have to undertake every day.

5. Not afraid of hardship and fatigue, take an active part in class cleaning.

(7) Convention on the Use of Mobile Phones

1. Don't bring your mobile phone into the classroom casually, and call your parents and classmates at a fixed time after class.

2. Go online in a civilized way, don't chat with strangers casually, and don't play mobile games.

(8) Convention on Penalties for Violations.

1. If you are late for class once, you will be deducted 1 point, and you will take morning exercises once or read twice.

2. Play mobile phone once in class, 2 points will be deducted for individual quantification, and a warning will be given; Twice, 5 points will be deducted for individual quantification, and the mobile phone will be temporarily detained for one week; Three times, the mobile phone was returned to the parents, and it was not allowed to bring the mobile phone into the campus again.

3. If you don't hand in your homework for no reason, you need to explain to Mr. Duan and express the reasons in words.

4. Forgetting to be on duty or not being serious on duty will bring adverse consequences to the class, and 2 points will be deducted from the individual quantitative score, and the explanatory materials will be written to re-participate in the work on duty.

5. Open conflict with the teacher, deduct 5 points from the personal quantitative score, write an explanatory material of not less than 2,000 words, and take the initiative to apologize to the teacher.

(Selected from the book Finding and Publishing Class Convention edited by Niu and Wang Li, written by Hu Baozhen, Fugou Normal School, Henan Province)

Recommendation 2: Convention on Collective Conduct

Class rules include people, things, time, place and things.

People: respect teachers and care for classmates: respect the privacy and property of others; When you meet teachers and classmates, you should say hello and be polite; Try your best to help students who are in a weak position or need help.

Things: jump into the discussion; Complete the learning tasks assigned by the group; Try your best to be honest and not cheat in the exam; Homework should be completed and handed in on time (if there are special circumstances, please explain to the teacher in time)

Study materials and books should be put together.

Time: concentrate on listening in class; Arrive at school on time; Arrive at the meeting place on time; Rest after class or engage in washing and relaxing activities; Students on duty should finish their homework carefully.

Ground: don't run in classrooms and corridors; Keep classrooms and health areas clean; Pay attention to safety when exercising on the playground; In crowded places, we should observe order and form the habit of queuing.

Material: take care of public property; Save energy; Don't bring contraband, valuables or too much money to school.

It should be noted that after the class rules are formulated, the class teacher needs more explanation, communication, demonstration and practice so that students can accurately understand the expectations of the class teacher.

Class rules should have the function of guiding students' behavior, so we should take "what to do" as the premise and "what not to do" as the reminder.

Excerpt from Xie Yun's How to Teach a Good Class, p32.

Recommendation 3: Convention on Collective Conduct

For the collective: ① stress principle on major issues and style on minor issues; Strive for the class and make the group wonderful because of me; ③ Be enthusiastic about public welfare affairs and be a caring and responsible person.

To others: ① Learn, listen and respect others, and make others a resource for self-growth; (2) Applause for others and share your views enthusiastically; Say "thank you" and "hello" more often, so as to cultivate every detail of your growth; (4) Always be humble and always be grateful.

To myself: ① people who work and rest on time, adhere to exercise, live a regular life and are physically and mentally healthy; Always with a sincere smile, not afraid of obstacles or failures in life; Do things in a planned way, seize today, and don't let tomorrow have regrets; Calm, careful, meticulous and rigorous, and never make the same mistake; ⑤ Enhance safety awareness, go to school happily and go home safely.

Our goal: to be the best child of parents, the best student in class and the best citizen in society.

Excerpted from home-school communication, you won't understand without pain, P 14.