1, students should pay attention to neat appearance and good manners. When teachers and students meet, they should take the initiative to say hello and salute, such as "Hello teacher" and "Hello". Students should also be polite and greet each other when they meet for the first time every day. 2. Pay attention to posture when walking, obey the rules, and let the teacher go first when meeting the teacher. Old and frail teachers should take the initiative to help when doing heavy physical labor. Knock or say hello before entering the office, and get the teacher's permission before entering. When you enter the office, don't just look through the things on your desk. If you want to read relevant books and periodicals, you should first ask the teacher or office staff for permission. 4. Take care of public property, take care of everything in the school, do not fold flowers, do not trample on the lawn, and consciously safeguard campus greening, beautification, fragrance and purification. 5. Live a healthy amateur cultural life, and do not introduce, buy, lend or circulate books, periodicals, pictures and audio-visual products containing reactionary and obscene contents. Abide by the relevant regulations of campus network and surf the Internet in a civilized way. 6. Keep the campus environment quiet. Do not engage in sports and recreational activities that affect the work, study and rest of teachers and students in dormitory areas and teaching, scientific research and office areas. Don't hold a dance in the classroom or dormitory during lunch break, evening self-study and class time. 7. Cherish the honor of the school, don't do anything detrimental to the honor of the school, and leave a precious memorial to your alma mater when you leave school after graduation. Students at school should cherish the commemorative signs left by alumni before graduation. Before the bell rings, students should go into the classroom first, get ready and wait for the teacher to come to class. If you are late, you should report to the teacher outside the classroom and get the teacher's permission before entering the classroom. When the teacher announced the class, all the students stood up and paid attention. Listen attentively in class, don't do anything unrelated to the textbook, and have questions about the content of the teacher's lecture. Don't interrupt the teacher's lecture casually You can record the doubts first, and then raise your hand to ask questions after the teacher finishes the lecture. You can also consult a teacher after class or in a cram school. 9. Keep your appearance clean and tidy in class, and dress generously. Vests, briefs and slippers are not allowed to enter the classroom in summer. 10. Take good care of classroom teaching AIDS, equipment, walls, doors and windows, etc. Don't move them casually, don't pollute or damage them. Take good care of classroom lighting equipment, save electricity and turn off the lights when you leave the classroom. 1 1. Keep the classroom clean inside and outside. No spitting, littering with scraps of paper, peels and other sundries. 12. During class and after class, walk around and gently move desks and chairs to avoid noise and affect other classes.

Edit this paragraph II. library

1. When the library is open, you should enter the library in an orderly way. Vests, briefs, slippers, etc. are not allowed in summer. If you wear hard-soled iron palm shoes, try to keep your feet light so as not to affect others. When borrowing books, don't throw them around and keep the original order. 3. Don't give them seats, and don't give seats to readers who leave temporarily. Books and periodicals in the reading room should be inserted back in time after reading. Don't occupy several magazines at the same time to prevent other students from borrowing them. 4. Don't scribble on books and periodicals, and don't tear them up.

Edit paragraph 3. At the meeting.

1, attend the meeting on time, and don't be late or absent without reason. 2. Consciously maintain the order of the venue, obey the unified command of the venue, abide by the discipline of the venue, respect the work of the spokesperson and the moderator, and do nothing unrelated to the venue. 3. Take care of public facilities, keep the site clean and sanitary, and do not eat shellfish, spit gum or litter. Be gentle when you are late for some reason or in the middle of playing, and don't ring the chair, so as not to affect others. 5. After the meeting, leave the meeting in an orderly way, and don't rush to crowd, so as not to cause confusion and accidents.

Edit paragraph 4. sports field

1, visit the game and abide by the relevant sports rules. 2. Be a civilized audience. When watching ball games or other competitions, you should respect the referees and staff, consciously observe and maintain the order of the playground, applaud the wonderful performances of both sides, and don't boo and boo.

Edit paragraph 5. restaurant

1. Diners should observe the dining time in the canteen, consciously queue up, and do not cut in line or crowd. Don't put your feet on the stool when eating, and don't scribble on the table and stool. Pay attention to hygiene and keep the canteen clean. Cherish food, and the leftover food must be poured into the swill tank, and it is not allowed to be dumped casually. Don't take food back to the dormitory to eat. 3. Respect teachers, don't line up at the staff window, and don't eat in the staff canteen. 4. Students should respect the workers' labor, greet them warmly when they meet workers, and cooperate with and help the workers' master to do a good job in the canteen.

Edit paragraph 6. dormitory

1, consciously abide by the rules and regulations of dormitory management, obey management, and actively cooperate with the inspection of relevant personnel. When encountering emergencies such as water and power cuts, we should keep quiet and calm, and solve the problem in time through student cadres or management and duty personnel. It is forbidden to make trouble to prevent accidents. In the dormitory, we should strengthen unity, care for each other, love each other and help each other. Students in adjacent dormitories should respect each other and communicate with each other in a friendly way. 3. Abide by the work and rest system, get up on time, go to bed on time, and take the initiative to register late at night. When studying by yourself or when others are resting, you should move lightly, save time on the phone and control the volume. Don't make noise or fight in the dormitory area, don't amplify the volume of tape recorders and radios, don't eavesdrop on enemy stations, and don't watch "yellow". 4. Pay attention to beautiful language in the dormitory. Don't swear, don't swear, and don't bring inflammable and explosive materials back to the dormitory. It is forbidden to burn alcohol stoves, kerosene stoves and light candles in the dormitory. It is forbidden to use electric heating equipment such as electric furnaces and soldering irons. It is forbidden to connect electricity without permission, and it is forbidden to stay overnight. No smoking or drinking. 5. Enhance self-awareness and vigilance to prevent fire and theft. Close the doors and windows when resting or going out, and repair the broken glass in time. If suspicious personnel are found, they should immediately ask and report to ensure the safety of the dormitory. 6. Pay attention to public health and dormitory hygiene, fold the quilt in time after getting up, pay attention to the neatness of the bed, and put the shoes under the bed neatly. No spitting, urinating, littering, and dumping leftovers, melon and fruit shells and all garbage in the pool, indoors and outdoors, and in the corridor into the garbage basket. The work of sanitary duty in dormitory should be carried out normally.

Edit paragraph 7. Be kind to others.

1. When someone writes or reads a letter, don't peek or forcibly open it, don't casually inquire about the object and content of the letter, and don't open other people's letters without permission. 2. Letters transmitted in the name of others should be submitted intact. Don't damage other people's mail because of stamp collecting and other reasons. 3. When the guest knocks on the door or says hello, he should answer "Come in" or meet at the door. When the guest enters the room, the host should put down his work and get up to warmly welcome him. Guests should give up their seats and serve tea. 4. Boys and girls should be civilized and behave appropriately. When talking with people, we should avoid impolite oral language, pay attention to civilized speech, elegant words and elegant manners. 5. Respect foreigners and give careful guidance when asking for directions. Respect other people's personality, religious beliefs and national habits, safeguard national honor and school image, treat foreign guests with courtesy, and be neither supercilious nor supercilious.

Edit paragraph 8. others

1, watch movies, watch performances, and be on time and take your seats accordingly. If you are late, ask for the number in a low voice and apologize when passing the seat. Civilized and respectful, no trouble. 2. Take the bus and take the initiative to buy tickets, make way for the old, the young, the sick, the disabled, the pregnant and the teachers, and do not fight for seats. 3. Obey the traffic rules, pay attention to traffic safety, don't ride a bike illegally, cross the road and take the crosswalk. 4. Observe public order, purchase tickets in an orderly manner, and treat business personnel politely. 5. Visit museums and memorial halls in sequence, and do not touch equipment and exhibits without permission. Pay homage to the tomb of the martyrs and keep solemn. 6. Take care of public facilities and historical sites. Take care of crops, flowers and trees. Protect beneficial animals. 7. Restrain waste, dress neatly, be simple and generous. 8, courageous, in violation of social morality, to discourage. 1988 was formulated in September and revised in 200 1 July.

Edit paragraph 9. information network

1. Abide by the basic principles of the Constitution and the provisions of relevant laws and regulations, and do not spread rumors, browse or publish bad information. 2, carry forward the excellent national culture, abide by the network ethics, honest and friendly exchanges, do not insult, deceive and slander others, do not infringe on the legitimate rights of others. 3. Consciously safeguard public information security, maintain public network security, do not produce and spread computer viruses, do not illegally invade computer information systems, and consciously maintain network order. 4, the correct use of network resources, good at online learning, not addicted to virtual time and space, not engaged in pornographic activities online, to maintain physical and mental health. 5. Enhance self-protection awareness, don't disclose personal information online, don't meet netizens at will, and don't participate in online activities that are not conducive to physical and mental health.