Step 1: Analyze the situation of students. First-year students just go to school, so they should pay more attention to cultivating and shaping good study habits and living habits. Students should also know how to regulate their own behavior, adapt to school life, and ensure the completion of learning tasks.

Step 2: What aspects of students should be regulated in the plan? Can be adjusted from the following aspects:

Meeting etiquette:

(1) See school leaders and teachers take the initiative to salute and say "hello" or "hello teacher"; Say hello or nod and smile when you meet your classmates. ?

(2) When teachers from other schools come to school, welcome them: "Hello, teacher."

(3) Welcome other guests and parents to the school: "Hello."

2. Classroom etiquette:

(1) Get everything you need before class and put it neatly on the table.

(2) Teachers should collectively stand up and say "Good teacher" when they enter the door.

(3) Listen attentively in class, don't speak loudly, listen carefully and answer questions actively.

(4) When class is over or when you meet a teacher in the corridor, let the teacher go first.

(5) If you are late, shout "Report" at the door before entering the classroom.

3. Rest etiquette:

(1) Don't talk loudly, shout, scream or swear.

(2) Walk lightly on the right, don't chase, don't run, don't push and don't fight.

(3) Pay attention to hygiene, do not litter or spit everywhere.

4. Communication etiquette:

(1) Don't interrupt when others are talking. Wait until others have finished.

(2) Be ready to help others and help classmates.

Extended data:

Traffic etiquette

1, when walking, look straight ahead with proper stride. When parking, turning and going up and down stairs, take your time and control freely.

2. Ride a bike to obey the traffic rules, get off at the gate of the school or unit, and walk with a cart in crowded places.

3. When riding a bike, don't go back and forth, don't chase each other, and don't drive in twists and turns.

4. If you accidentally hit someone, you should take the initiative to apologize.

5. Obey the order when riding, give up your seat, and get ready as soon as possible when getting off.

6. When asking for directions, say hello in polite language, such as "Excuse me" and "Excuse me".

7. Address each other politely before asking, such as "aunt", "uncle" and "little classmate".

8. Ask questions in a pleading tone and thank you sincerely afterwards.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-student etiquette