School etiquette routine

Primary and secondary school etiquette routine

First, participate in the flag-raising ceremony, dress neatly, take off the hat, stand in line or pay attention to the ceremony; singing the national anthem is serious, accurate, and loud.

Second, dress properly, sit upright, walk steadily, talk and be civilized.

Third, use good polite language: please, you, hello, thank you, sorry, never mind, goodbye.

Fourth, use good body language: smile, swear, shake hands, beckon, applause, right-handedness, answer questions and stand up.

5. When you first enter the school, you will see the teacher, and you will say hello. When you go to class, you will say hello or pay attention to the teacher. In class, you will raise your hand first. After school, you will enter the teacher's office or the room, call the report or tap the door. Allow to enter later; leave school and say goodbye to teachers and classmates.

6. Eat at home and ask the elders to take a seat; say hello when they leave home or return home.

7. Treat guests or foreign guests, take the initiative to greet, smile and greet, stand up and welcome, and bid farewell.

Eight, treat old, young, women, disabled and military personnel, walk to give way, take a seat by car, make food first, respect and help disabled people.

Nine, deliver or accept items to stand up and use both hands.

X. Participate in the punctuality and quietness of the meeting. The speeches of the conference will first pay tribute to the teachers and the audience. Thanks for the end of the speech, watching the performances and competitions, and applauding in due course.