First, classroom etiquette
1. class on time: try to get to the classroom as early as possible to avoid disturbing others because of being late.
2, keep quiet: don't talk in class, don't play mobile phones, respect the teacher's labor results.
3. Listen carefully: listen carefully to the teacher's explanation and actively participate in class discussion.
Raise your hand to speak: If you have any questions or comments, you should raise your hand and get permission to speak.
Second, the library etiquette
1. Keep quiet: Don't talk loudly in the library, so as not to affect others.
2. Take care of books: don't scribble and tear pages at will, and put them back after reading.
3. Pick up books on demand: read one book at a time, and don't pile many books on the desk.
4. Respect the privacy of others: Don't read other people's books or notes at will.
Third, social etiquette.
1. Respect others: When interacting with classmates, respect others' opinions and habits.
2. Equal treatment: do not discriminate against others because of family background, achievements and other factors.
3. Be polite to others: take the initiative to say hello, thank you, apologize and maintain a friendly attitude.
4. Punctuality: Make an appointment with others to arrive on time, so as not to miss the appointment.
How to learn etiquette
1, observe and learn from others
The most intuitive way to learn etiquette is to observe the behavior and words of others, especially those who play an important role in your life, such as elders, leaders, professionals and so on. Observe their words and deeds and pay attention to their performance in different occasions, such as formal occasions, informal occasions, leisure occasions and so on.
2, learning etiquette norms
Learning etiquette requires understanding some basic norms and rules, such as correct sitting posture, standing posture, gestures, dress and so on. These norms and rules can help you express your feelings and ideas correctly and avoid embarrassing situations in social situations.
3. Practice and thinking
The most important thing in learning etiquette is practice and reflection. Only through practice can you really grasp the essence and main points of etiquette. In practice, we should always pay attention to our words and deeds, and pay attention to whether our posture, gestures and words are appropriate and appropriate.