Etiquette is a process and means to show respect and understanding to others. Paying attention to the basic politeness principles in campus life will help students to be more harmonious and stable on campus. Let's know the basic behavior of school etiquette.

Basic behaviors of school etiquette 1 1. Classroom etiquette:

1. Class: As soon as the bell rings, students should sit in the classroom and wait for the teacher to come to class. When the teacher announces the class, the whole class should stand up quickly, say hello to the teacher, and then sit down after the teacher replies. Students should arrive at school on time. If you are late for class, you should shout "report" and enter the classroom only after the teacher agrees. After entering the classroom, they should sit down quickly and keep quiet.

2. Listening: Sit up straight in class. Listen to the teacher carefully in class, concentrate, think independently, and take notes on important contents. When the teacher asks a question, raise your hand first, and when the teacher calls the name, he gets up and answers. When you speak, your body should stand at attention, your attitude should be natural and elegant, your voice should be clear and loud, and you should use Mandarin.

3. Class is over: When class is over, all students need to stand up and say goodbye to the teacher. Students can't leave until the teacher leaves the classroom. When the leader or teacher is in class, let the teacher go first and all the students stand up to meet him.

Second, the assembly etiquette:

1. Attend the meeting on time and in an orderly manner. Sit neatly at the designated place, do not leave early, do not go in and out casually, and leave in an orderly manner after the meeting.

2. During the meeting, listen carefully, and don't read, talk, eat, throw sundries or doze off. Applause after a speech or report to show your thanks.

3. Every Monday, dress neatly, attend the flag-raising ceremony on time, line up neatly, face the national flag, and be in awe. When raising the national flag and playing the national anthem, stand at attention, take off your hat and stand at attention until the national flag is raised. Listen carefully when you speak under the national flag, don't talk and don't be funny. When raising and lowering the national flag, all students passing by the scene should face the national flag and stand up consciously. Only when the national flag is raised and lowered can they move freely.

Third, respect teachers' etiquette:

1. When you meet a teacher or go up and down stairs on campus, let the teacher go first and take the initiative to salute and say hello to the teacher. Teachers should take the initiative to be polite when buying food, fetching water and taking the bus.

2. Take the initiative to greet teachers or guests, offer your seat, be polite when answering questions, and don't laugh and point fingers while watching. When parents or relatives come to school to meet teachers, they should take the initiative to introduce them between parents and teachers.

Stand at attention when talking to the teacher, stand up when talking to the teacher in the classroom seat, and sit down and listen after getting the teacher's permission. Hand in hand to show respect when receiving an award or handing something to a teacher.

If you have something to enter the teacher's office or dormitory, call "report" or knock on the door first, and then you can enter after the teacher allows you. In the place where the teacher works and lives, you can't just go through the teacher's things.

5. When you meet a teacher outside the school, you should take the initiative to say hello to the teacher and don't deliberately avoid it.

6. Respect the teacher's work and obey the teacher's command. Don't contradict the teacher's reminder and criticism. You can communicate with the teacher after class if you have any opinions. Teachers' habits and personality should be respected, and teachers' looks and clothes should not be pointed and judged.

Fourth, the etiquette between classmates:

1, students should unite and help each other. Don't swear, don't swear, don't hurt your classmates, and don't do anything unreasonable to your classmates.

2. When borrowing school and daily necessities, you should ask for permission before using them, and return them in time after using them. Thank you.

We shouldn't laugh at, sneer at or discriminate against our classmates' misfortunes, occasional failures and temporary backwardness in study, but should give enthusiastic help. You can't judge your classmates' appearance, posture and clothes, nor can you give them insulting nicknames, let alone laugh at their physical defects.

4. It is strictly prohibited to attack students personally, fight, gather people to make trouble and other violations of discipline and law.

5. Be honest and trustworthy, say what you do, and correct any mistakes. Make promises to others on time and return the money and things borrowed by others in time. When you are away from home, you should be polite, modest and eager to learn, show the elegance of the students in No.3 Middle School and maintain the reputation of the school.

Five, the campus public places etiquette:

(1) Campus

1, consciously keep the campus clean and tidy, and do not throw scraps of paper, chalk heads, peels and packaging bags. No spitting, no littering, no eating bubble gum and melon seeds on campus.

2. Take care of placards, warning signs, aphorisms, flowers and trees. Do not touch class cards, motto cards, warning signs and electrical facilities; Don't scribble, scribble, scribble or carve on blackboards, walls, tables and chairs; Do not trample on the grass, do not climb branches, do not pick flowers; Save water and electricity, don't turn on the ever-burning lamp.

Smoking, drinking, gambling, watching pornographic movies and books, not entering "Internet cafes" and not participating in superstitious and cult activities are strictly prohibited.

4. Strictly abide by traffic laws. Bicycles should be stored in the designated place, and they should not be stopped or put anywhere. It is forbidden to ride a bike or bring people on campus.

(2) Libraries and reading rooms

1. Keep the room quiet and clean. Don't talk too much and don't run around.

2, take good care of books and periodicals, shall not steal to tear data, not marked, newspapers and periodicals should be placed in the original order after opening.

(3) Dining room

1, don't rush and grab the rice. Stand in line consciously, don't cut in line, don't make noise, don't knock chopsticks, and don't spill food on the ground.

2, to respect the canteen staff's labor, cherish food, pay attention to thrift, do not dump leftovers. Food that can't be eaten should be poured into the designated container.

(4) dormitory

1. Keep the dormitory clean and tidy. Boxes, clothes, shoes and hats, daily necessities, etc. Should be placed in the specified location. Don't pour water, throw things or spit outside the window or downstairs.

2. Get up and go to bed on time. No talking, slapstick, sports or other activities after lights out.

3, pay attention to civilization, do not swear, smoking and drinking are strictly prohibited.

4, to others' dormitory, should first knock at the door, get permission to enter. Boys and girls are not allowed to cross each other's dormitory without the teacher's consent.

5, civilized use of toilets, care for health facilities, damaged facilities should take the initiative to compensate.

The basic behavior of school etiquette. The common sense of campus etiquette has the following four points.

1, classroom etiquette. Abiding by classroom discipline is the most basic courtesy of students.

2. Clothing instrument. The basic requirements are: suitable, timely, neat, generous and occasion-oriented.

3. Respect the teacher's etiquette Students should take the initiative to salute and say hello to the teacher when entering or leaving the campus or going upstairs and downstairs to meet the teacher. When students enter the teacher's office or dormitory, they should knock at the door first and get the teacher's permission before entering.

In the teacher's workplace, you can't just look through the teacher's belongings, and students can't point at the teacher's appearance and clothes.

Comment; Respect teachers' habits and personality.

4. Etiquette among classmates. The deep friendship between classmates is the power of unity and friendship in life.

Paying attention to the politeness between classmates is the basic requirement for establishing a good relationship with classmates. We should use polite language when asking our classmates for help. We should not laugh at, ignore or discriminate against classmates' misfortunes, occasional failures and temporary backwardness in study, but should give enthusiastic help.

Don't criticize classmates' appearance, posture and clothes, never laugh at their physical defects, and be cautious and respectful on issues related to self-esteem. Don't talk about the taboo topics of classmates, and don't talk about their mistakes casually.

Second, the general principles of etiquette

1, the principle of respecting people.

2. The principles of self-discipline are self-denial, prudence, initiative, willingness, courtesy, self-comparison, self-reflection, self-demand, self-restraint, self-restraint, arrogance and duplicity.

3, the principle of moderation, appropriate, master proper limit.

4, the principle of sincerity, sincerity, treat people with sincerity.

The basic behavior of school etiquette. Life etiquette of college students in campus dormitory;

1, please don't disturb the peace of public places, smoke, play cards, receive visitors, etc. You should ask your roommate's permission.

2. Shoes and clothes should be placed neatly.

3. Knock on the door and close the door quietly.

4. Keep the public toilets clean and do not dump garbage at will.

5, do not occupy public space, do not destroy public property.

6, do not destroy the overall environment and beauty.

7. Speak at an appropriate volume.

7. Be polite to neighbors and dormitory administrators.

8. Don't pry into other people's privacy and respect their private space.

9, public consumption (such as electricity), should fully bear their own consumption.

10. Use of other people's articles requires the consent of the owner.

College students' campus classroom etiquette;

1, neatly dressed

2. Walk into the facade with a smile and look straight at the classroom.

If the teacher is in the classroom, you should pay tribute to the teacher.

If you are late, you should apologize to the teacher.

5. Bring relevant books and notebooks, and it is best not to bring articles and books irrelevant to the content of the class.

6. Raise your hand to get the teacher's consent and stand up when you speak or ask questions.

7. Don't sleep in class, don't eat snacks and don't make noise in class.

8. Communication tools such as mobile phones should be turned off or turned to mute.

9. Don't boo after class and leave the classroom in order.

10 The last person to leave the classroom should consciously turn off the lights and close the door.

Etiquette of college students going to campus office;

1, don't go to the leadership office.

2, to the leadership office, should try to make an appointment in advance by telephone.

Knock on the door gently before entering the door, and you can enter only after getting permission.

4. Get the permission of the office owner before taking a seat.

5. Ask questions quickly and ask for answers.

6. Don't look through desktop files, books and other items.

7. Don't smoke in other people's offices and disrespect teachers and elders.

8. Don't answer your cell phone or make phone calls in other people's offices.

9. Don't bring irrelevant personnel into the office.

10, don't walk around the office.

1 1. Thank you and leave the office as soon as possible.

12. When you leave the office, close the door gently.

Etiquette of college students participating in campus collective activities;

1, don't be late

2, no heavy makeup, neat and decent clothes.

3, in turn comes into play, according to the specified location.

4. When playing the national anthem ceremony, stand up in silence (pay attention to the national flag).

5. Don't use communication tools

6. No whistling, no booing, no booing.

7. Appreciate elegant art, and don't clap before the actor or conductor thanks you.

8. Don't read books, newspapers and magazines

9. Don't take the middle or exit.

10, there are no snacks and garbage left in the venue.

1 1. Welcome the distinguished guests or leaders.

12, actively cooperate with the host to complete all activities.

The Importance of College Students' Campus Etiquette

1. Etiquette education is beneficial for college students to establish good interpersonal relationships with others, form a harmonious psychological atmosphere and promote physical and mental health.

2. Etiquette education is conducive to promoting the socialization of college students and improving their social and psychological endurance.

3. Etiquette education is conducive to ideological and moral education for college students and improve their ideological and moral quality.

4. Etiquette education is conducive to humanistic knowledge education for college students and improve their humanistic quality.

5. Etiquette education is conducive to strengthening the civilized behavior of college students, improving the quality of civilization and promoting the construction of socialist spiritual civilization.