A speech is a speech delivered by a speaker on a certain occasion and in front of an audience, focusing on the theme. With the development of society, there are more and more occasions where speeches can be used. In order to make it easier and more convenient for you to write your speech, the following is a sample speech for code of conduct education (selected 6 articles) for reference only. Let's have a look.
Code of conduct speech development education 1 teachers and students:
Hello everyone!
The ancients said, "Virtue is a saint, virtue is a saint, virtue is a mediocrity, virtue is a villain." Some netizens have joked: "Being virtuous is true, not virtuous is defective, not virtuous is waste, and not virtuous is dangerous." So stay away from dangerous goods and strive for authenticity.
If you want to achieve great things, you must exercise restraint. In real life, only by accumulating small goodness can great virtue be achieved. Good habits can bring people more chances of success, while bad habits often lead you to failure unconsciously.
Walking on a clean and beautiful campus, sitting in a spacious and bright classroom, maybe some students don't care about a dirty word they accidentally said, maybe some students don't pay attention to a piece of paper in the corridor, maybe some students are used to shouting like no one's watching ... but do you realize it? In this way, you become the destroyer of a beautiful campus environment. Students, some uncivilized and immoral phenomena on campus deserve our serious consideration.
As a junior high school student, every student should abide by the Code of Conduct for Middle School Students and the Code of Daily Conduct for Middle School Students, and form good habits from the aspects of appearance, manners, daily life, study behavior and communication with others, so as to be self-respecting, harmonious and civilized, sincere and friendly, polite, diligent and thrifty, and filial to parents. Remember, good habits are not words, but deeds. Don't do it with little evil, and don't do it with little good. I hope everyone can start from now, starting from every detail of study, life and communication, such as: simple clothes and generous hair style; Don't enter commercial Internet cafes; Don't buy things from unlicensed vendors, refuse "three noes" food, and don't eat snacks at school; Go up and down the stairs gently and walk on the right; Queue up quickly and quietly; Do not spit everywhere, do not throw paper, packaging bags and other debris, pick up paper when you see it, sweep it when you see it dirty, and consciously care for public facilities; Don't chase and fight between classes, put safety first during classes and activities, cherish life and improve self-protection awareness; Obey the traffic rules, don't run red lights ... many details, too numerous to mention.
Students, don't think I'm talking about small things, but these are related to the cultivation of students' good behavior habits-so they are big things.
Students, life is a fertile ground. As you sow, you reap: sow a state of mind and reap an idea; Sow an idea and reap an action; Sow an action and reap a habit; Sow a habit and reap a destiny. Let's sow good habits from now on, and let good habits make our future!
This week is designated as Civilization Inspection Week, and the Civilization Supervision Post will conduct spot checks on various uncivilized phenomena such as eating snacks, hygiene inside and outside the class, uneven queuing, and swearing. In addition, there is a small requirement that students who take the stage to receive the award in the future should accept the award with both hands and stand at attention.
Code of conduct education speech 2 teachers and students:
Today, the topic of my speech under the national flag is: "Learn the daily behavior norms of primary school students and be civilized students". Let me give you an example first: according to CCTV, chewing gum residue can be seen everywhere in Tiananmen Square after the National Day, which is particularly dazzling. There are 600,000 pieces of chewing gum residue in 400,000 square meters of Tiananmen Square, and there are 9 pieces of chewing gum stains on the ground less than one square meter in some places. The dense scenic spots are in sharp contrast with the sacredness and solemnity of Tiananmen Square.
The above examples show that civilization is still far from our country. By our side. There are still some uncivilized behaviors among some of our classmates. In our campus, on the stairs, we can also see the white garbage that is extremely disharmonious with our beautiful campus. Some students on campus swear at each other, swear at each other, climb the handrail of stairs at will, and even some students deliberately damage the public property of the school. Many of our classmates put the study of cultural knowledge first, but often ignore the cultivation of social morality and civilized habits. In fact, good behavior habits are the premise to ensure our good study and the foundation to build a healthy personality. In school, students without good behavior habits are not disciplined and pay attention to hygiene, which disturbs the learning environment of the whole school. A student at school, with good civilized behavior habits, can create a good learning environment and create excellent academic performance.
Students, when we sow an action, we will reap a habit; Plant a habit and you will acquire a character. Civilization has been placed in an important position in people's minds. Don't treat civilized behavior habits as trivial matters. Everyone's gestures convey rich information about civilization. Let's start from now on, from ourselves, from small things, and form good civilized habits by learning the daily behavior norms of primary school students.
Speech on Code of Conduct Education 3 Dear leaders, teachers and dear students,
Good Morning, everyone!
I am a student in class xx, 665. The topic of my speech today is "code of conduct, study code, start with me".
Since ancient times, talent is paramount and character is fundamental. If you want to achieve great things, you must be restrained. Only by accumulating small goodness in real life can we become great virtues. Philosopher william james said: "Sow an action and reap a habit;" Sow a habit and reap a character; Sow a character and reap a life. "If good behavior habits are regarded as a kind of spiritual savings, then people will enjoy the benefits brought by good behavior habits for life.
Walking in this clean and beautiful campus, sitting in a spacious and bright classroom, maybe you don't care about a dirty word you accidentally said, don't pay attention to the flowers you stepped on, and even get used to the loud cry of no one around you ... but at this time, you have become the destroyer of a beautiful campus environment. The school is the cradle of educating people and the pure fertile soil. The civilization degree of campus directly reflects the civilization degree of society, and every student's words and deeds also reflect his own civilization degree. Therefore, the uncivilized and immoral behavior once made on campus deserves our deep consideration and correction.
In order to further standardize manners, enhance ideological realm, cultivate good study and living habits, meet the needs of lifelong development, become elite students with everyone's spirit and demeanor, and lay a solid foundation for serving the motherland, the people and a happy life in the future. As a middle school student, the most basic thing is that you should abide by the Code of Conduct for Middle School Students and the Detailed Rules of Conduct for Middle School Students, and further develop good habits from your own manners, daily life and communication with others. Comenius, a great educator, once said, "Virtue is achieved through actions, not through words or slogans." Good habits are not spoken, but embodied in practice. Don't do it with little evil, and don't do it with little good. We should start from now on, starting from every detail of study, life and communication, such as: simple dress and generous hairstyle; Ride a bicycle in and out of the school gate and get off the bus; Do not eat at off-campus stalls; Rinse immediately after defecation; When you hear the sound of rushing water, remember to adjust the flush button in time, and many other details are too numerous to mention.
Middle school students are the reserve team of the country and socialist modernization, and they are pinning the hopes of the country and the nation. However, from the physiological and psychological characteristics, we are in the transition period to adults, and all aspects are not mature enough. It is also the most intense, impulsive, imaginative and easily shaken period. Physiologists and psychologists call adolescence "the second birth of life". In this period, we don't quite understand the profound consequences of our actions. We are hot-blooded, we keep our word, and we are impulsive. This may lead to many earth-shattering heroic acts, or it may lead to illegal crimes and cast lifelong regrets. In school, there will always be some contradictions and frictions between classmates. Students should care and respect each other, live in harmony, unite and cooperate. When you encounter differences and contradictions, you must have a legal concept, be calm, never be emotional, and never punch and kick each other to hurt yourself or others.
Students, No.1 Middle School in our city has a serious discipline and excellent school spirit. As students in No.1 Middle School, we should be strict with ourselves, be worthy of the sunshine and the society! Let's sow good habits and harvest a wonderful life from now on! I believe that through our joint efforts, we will certainly create a quiet, orderly, beautiful campus and a good learning environment.
That's the end of my speech, thank you!
Speech on code of conduct education 4 Dear leaders, teachers and dear students:
Hello everyone! The topic of my speech is "I am the best in code of conduct". Time flies, the sun and the moon fly like a shuttle. We are fifth-grade students, and I am very proud to stand here and take part in the speech contest today. I hope that through this speech, all students will have a deeper understanding of the primary school code and daily behavior norms, purify our campus with more civilized words and deeds, and beautify our hearts.
As a civilized pupil, we should observe etiquette, love the motherland, love science, cherish life, respect the old and love the young, and be honest and trustworthy. When I first read the contents of the primary code, I felt that they were not just on paper, but more importantly, they were embodied in action. Confucius said, "Less is nature, and habit is nature." Therefore, developing good behavior habits is the key and foundation for us to be positive, nourish our hearts and become noble.
Sow an act and reap a habit; Sow a habit and reap a character; Sow a character and reap a destiny. Students, to develop good behavior habits, we need not only teachers' teaching and classmates' help, but also strict demands on ourselves. Primary school students' primary code and daily code of conduct are our code of conduct, and everyone's gestures convey rich information about civilization. Let's start from now on, from ourselves, from small things, from our side, never be late or leave early, cherish time, love life, dress neatly, care for the environment, take the initiative to say hello to teachers and classmates, and implement all this in our own actions anytime and anywhere to become a qualified primary school student.
Let's hold a cup of tea for the teacher and help the students solve a difficult problem. Let's cherish every grain and not spend every penny indiscriminately; Let's sincerely apologize for our mistakes! Reply to others' apologies: it doesn't matter! Let's pick up a piece of paper and a piece of peel on the ground to add a piece of pure land to the school; Let's actively exercise in order to become the pillars of the motherland in the future. Dear students, self-esteem and self-improvement are in my heart, and the Medea campus is beautiful. I grew up with the code of conduct, and good habits are positive for morality. I believe that the future of the motherland will be more brilliant because of us!
Let's work together to build a civilized and beautiful campus, let every student in our first experimental primary school become a civilized person, and let the flowers of civilization bloom all over the campus.
My speech is over, thank you!
Code of Conduct Education Speech 5 Dear students:
Hello everyone! When you eat in a clean and bright restaurant, have you noticed what you wasted intentionally or unintentionally? When you are wandering in a clean and beautiful campus, have you ever cared about the dirty words you blurted out inadvertently? When you are studying in a spacious and warm classroom, have you noticed your uncivilized behavior of speaking loudly when no one is around?
Maybe some students will say that this is just a trivial matter, don't take it to heart, but students, when you do the above, do you know that you have unconsciously become the destroyer of a beautiful campus environment? The school is the cradle of educating people and the pure fertile soil. The degree of campus civilization directly reflects the degree of social civilization, and every student's words and deeds also reflect whether the whole campus culture is civilized or not.
As the saying goes: "sow an action and reap a habit;" Sow a habit and reap a character; Sow a character and reap a life. "Civilized etiquette and code of conduct are not empty words, but we need to implement every move, word and deed. At this point, I would like to ask you the following three requirements:
1, wearing school uniforms, generous and standardized; Whisper softly to stop noise; Go upstairs and downstairs and walk to the right; Go in and out of the classroom and close the door behind you; Line up, quick, quick;
2. Listen carefully in class, don't be distracted, don't sleep; Relax in class, don't chase, don't fight; Finish homework in time after class, without delay or plagiarism;
3. Pick up water for cooking, consciously queue up, not crowded, and don't cut in line; Take good care of public facilities, flowers and trees, and do not destroy or trample on them.
A person who stresses civilization, understands etiquette and conforms to the norms in words and deeds is a person with thoughts and pursuits, a person with cultivation and moral connotation, and a person who is strict with self-discipline, self-respect and self-love and self-improvement. There is a famous saying: "rude people are not born, rude things are unsuccessful, and rude countries are restless." All countries and individuals need civilized manners and codes of conduct to demand and restrain themselves. Only in this way can the country develop, society progress and individuals grow.
Students, everyone's gestures convey rich information about civilization. A gesture of bending down to pick up garbage shows your beautiful inner morality, a word of greeting shows your good moral cultivation, and a gesture of turning off the light and tap at will shows your excellent moral quality. Let's start from now on, say goodbye to uncivilized behavior, learn and practice the requirements of civilized etiquette, and standardize our daily behavior. Only in this way can we truly become a civilized, moral and polite person, a capitalized person.
Speech on Code of Conduct Education 6 Dear leaders, teachers and dear students,
Good morning!
Today, the topic of our national speech is Code of Conduct for Funeral March.
Looking up at the sky, the sky is silent, but the birds sing for him; Looking down at the earth, the earth is silent, but there are flowers and plants to make it beautiful. Similarly, even if a person is silent, his behavior habits will win him praise from others. Habit largely determines a person's fate. A bad habit will make you lose opportunities, and a good habit will lead you to success. In this modern society where talents are supreme and character is the foundation, details determine success or failure, and those who want to achieve great things must be arrested. Only by keeping the civilized code of conduct in mind can we move from ordinary to excellent, from excellent to excellent, and from excellent to peak!
As the story in Folg Tenet tells, 1988, Nobel Prize winners from all over the world gathered in Paris. Someone asked a Nobel Prize winner, "In which university and laboratory did you learn the most important thing?" The white-haired old scholar replied, "It's a kindergarten." "What can kindergarten learn?" "Give half of your things to your friends, don't want your own things, put things in order, wash your hands before eating, apologize for doing something wrong, rest quietly after lunch, and observe the nature around you". It is these good behavior habits that make a great scientist!
But now many students in our school just ignore these basic codes of conduct. When we walk in a clean and beautiful campus and sit in a spacious and bright classroom, maybe you don't care about a dirty word you accidentally said, maybe you don't pay attention to the flowers you stepped on, maybe you throw away a napkin at will, maybe you are used to shouting like no one is watching ... But at this moment, you have become the destroyer of a beautiful campus environment. The school is the cradle of educating people and the pure fertile soil. The civilization degree of campus directly reflects the civilization degree of society, and every student's words and deeds also reflect a person's civilization degree.
Now, please open your eyes and reflect on yourself: did you say hello when you saw the teacher? Did you stand up when you answered the teacher's question? Have you ever tried to spit or throw garbage secretly when no one is around? Did you use other people's things without permission? Do you interrupt others' speech at will and disturb others' study, work and rest? Have you apologized for interfering with others? Have you carefully read the Code of Civilization for Primary and Secondary School Students and the Convention for Middle School Students?
Good habits are not spoken, but embodied in practice. Don't do it with little evil, and don't do it with little good. I hope everyone can start from now on, starting from every detail of study, life and communication, such as: don't take your mobile phone to school, don't enter commercial Internet cafes; Greet the teacher softly when you see him; Gently push the door in and out of the classroom and office, and close the door behind you; Go up and down the stairs gently and walk on the right; Queue collection is quiet and fast, and the lines are neat and energetic; Bend down and pick up the rubbish you can. Consciously care for public facilities; Don't chase and fight in the corridor or classroom between classes. Many details, too numerous to mention. I believe that as long as our classmates have others in mind and always pay attention to civilization, they will certainly show the civilized style of real middle school students.
Students, let's sow good habits and harvest a wonderful life from now on! I believe that the real future will be better because of you!
My speech is over, thank you!
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