What are the classroom manners?

(1) When the class bell rings, students should keep good manners in class, correct the posture of sitting, standing, walking, reading and writing, and wait for the teacher to attend class.

(2) Respect teachers, and do not use voice tools such as mobile phones, MP3 players and walkman in class.

(3) When the teacher announces the class is over, primary and secondary school students should stand up quickly, say hello to the teacher, and sit down after the teacher answers. College students should pay attention to their eyes and enter the classroom state in time.

(4) Keep correct posture in class and read the blackboard, teacher or book notes. Don't look around, don't lie prone on the table, and don't sleep in class.

You should get to school on time. If you are late, you should get the teacher's permission before entering the classroom. Take the initiative to explain the reasons for being late after class.

(6) When walking to the seat, move quickly, with light steps and small movement range. After you sit down, you should go to class at once.

(7) Concentrate, think positively, speak enthusiastically, take notes carefully, and don't whisper.

Taboos of classroom etiquette:

(1) Don't be depressed.

(2) Avoid inappropriate volume and speed.

(3) Avoid nonstandard language and unclear tables.

(4) avoid similarities.

(5) Avoid monologues.

(6) Avoid aimlessness.

(7) Avoid the inversion of subject and object.

(8) avoid mystery.

(9) Avoid laissez-faire.

(10) Don't read from the book.