"New Semester New Norms" PPT

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"New Semester New Norms" PPT

1. Introduction to daily behavioral norms for middle school students

Since the release of the "Code of Daily Behavior for Middle School Students" in 1981, 1991, and 1994, it has played an important role in developing good behavioral habits among primary and secondary school students and in forming a good school spirit, study style, and teaching style in schools. It embodies the basic requirements for the ideological, moral and daily behavior of middle school students. It plays an important role in establishing correct ideals and beliefs, developing good behavioral habits and promoting healthy physical and mental development.

1. Daily behavioral norms for middle school students

1. Self-esteem, self-love, and attention to appearance

1. Maintain national honor, respect the national flag and national emblem, be able to sing the national anthem, stand tall, take off your hat, and pay attention when raising and lowering the national flag, playing and singing the national anthem, and perform the Young Pioneers' team salute.

2. Dress neatly, plainly and elegantly. No hair perming, no dyeing, no makeup, no jewelry. No long hair for boys and high heels for girls.

3. Pay attention to hygiene and develop good hygiene habits. Don't spit or litter.

4. Behave in a civilized manner, do not swear, curse, fight, or gamble. Do not get involved in activities or places inappropriate for minors.

5. Have a healthy taste, do not read pornographic, murderous, violent, feudal and superstitious books, periodicals, audio and video products, do not listen to or sing unhealthy songs, and do not participate in superstitious activities.

6. Cherish your reputation, don’t lose money without losing money, resist bad temptations, and don’t do things that harm your personality.

7. Pay attention to safety and prevent fire, drowning, electric shock, theft, poisoning, etc.

2. Be honest and trustworthy, and treat others politely

8. Treat others equally and be kind to others. Respect other people’s personalities, religious beliefs, and national customs and habits. Be courteous and courteous, respect the elderly and care for the young, and help the disabled.

9. Respect faculty and staff, salute or take the initiative to say hello when meeting, stand up when answering teachers’ questions, and be sincere when giving advice to teachers.

10. Students should respect each other, unite and help each other, understand and tolerate each other, treat each other sincerely, and have normal interactions. They should not bully others, do not bully classmates, and do not make fun of others. Do more self-criticism when conflicts arise.

11. Use polite language, pay attention to the occasion when speaking, have a friendly attitude, and speak Mandarin. Stand up and use both hands when accepting or delivering items.

12. Do not enter other people’s rooms without permission, do not use other people’s belongings, and do not read other people’s letters and diaries.

13. Do not interrupt others' speeches at will, do not disturb others' study, work and rest, and apologize for obstructing others.

14. Be honest and trustworthy, be consistent in words and deeds, do what you promise others, apologize when you fail to do so, and return money and things borrowed from others in a timely manner. Don't lie, don't deceive, don't cheat, and correct your mistakes when you know they are wrong.

15. Stand up and pay tribute to the teacher when class is over. When class is over, ask the teacher to go first.

2. Introduction to the Code of Conduct for Primary and Secondary School Students (Revised in 2015)

The "Code for Middle School Students" was released in 1991 and 1994, which played an important role in developing good behavioral habits among primary and secondary school students, as well as in forming a good school spirit, study style, and teaching style in schools. In 2004, the Ministry of Education merged the original "Code for Primary School Students" and "Code for Secondary School Students" into the "Code for Primary and Secondary School Students", with a total of 10 articles (old). Basic requirements are put forward for the formation of students' ideological and moral character and behavioral habits.

Code of Conduct for Primary and Secondary School Students (New Edition)

1. Love the party, the country and the people. Understand the party’s history and national conditions, cherish the country’s honor, love the motherland, the people, and the Communist Party of China.

2. Be eager to learn, ask questions and be willing to study. Listen attentively in class, actively express your opinions, be willing to explore scientifically, and develop reading habits.

3. Hard work, pleasure and dedication. Do your own thing, take the initiative to share housework, participate in labor practice, and enthusiastically volunteer.

4. Be polite and law-abiding and be virtuous. Abide by national laws and school disciplines, consciously queue up politely, maintain public health, and care for public property.

5. Be filial to relatives, respect teachers and be kind to others. Be filial to parents and respect teachers, love the collective to help classmates, accept criticism humbly, and learn to cooperate and coexist.

6. Be honest, trustworthy and responsible. Keep your words consistent with your actions, don’t lie or cheat, return things you borrow in a timely manner, and make corrections when you make mistakes.

7. Self-improvement, self-discipline and fitness. Keep exercising, be optimistic and cheerful, do not smoke or drink, and surf the Internet in a civilized and green manner.

8. Cherish life and ensure safety. Stop when the light is red and go when the light is green, avoid drowning and do not play with fire, know how to protect yourself and ask for help, and resolutely stay away from drugs.

9. Be diligent and thrifty to protect your home. No more important than eating, drinking and wearing clothes, cherishing flowers, plants and trees, saving food, water and electricity, and living a low-carbon and environmentally friendly life.

classmates! The three years of junior high school life have begun. I hope that in these three years, everyone can demand themselves according to the "Code of Daily Behavior for Middle School Students" and restrain themselves according to the "Code for Middle School Students" so that they can become a moral, intellectual, physical and aesthetic student. , strive for all-round development of middle school students.

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