Rules of conduct for students in public places

Probably every person at least once in his life came across a child who behaves incorrectly. His actions can cause different degrees of rejection, but it becomes clear to everyone at once, sometimes intuitively, that the child’s socially accepted principles are being violated.

Order in society is provided by laws and moral norms. Children are accountable to the law only after they reach a certain age limit, but this does not mean that they go unpunished.

There are several reasons why schoolchildren behave badly:

• they may simply not know how to do it;
• rules can be observed purely formally, without conscious desire;
• children often simply do not understand why rules of behavior exist, and what advantages their compliance gives.

To prevent this, the following is important.

• Timely explain to the child how to behave. For this, individual and group conversations are held, posters and memos are posted. In early childhood, the source of knowledge is parents. When a child becomes a pupil of a kindergarten or school, specialists are also connected to education.
• Connect theory with practice. It is impossible to analyze all situations in detail, but students can be given the basic principles according to which they will build their model of behavior.
• Control violations, disassemble problem situations. It is important to teach the child the basics of self-examination.

Culture of behavior obliges to behave in accordance with the rules and regulations adopted in society. And here you can talk about universal norms, and the principles inherent in a particular society. You can not distinguish between culture for the upper or middle class. All values ​​are the same, and they do not depend on the status of a person.

The established standards of ethics should be common for children of different age groups: both for younger students and for adolescents. Even a baby can have the right manners, and one should behave well not only in society, but also in the family.

The culture of behavior is a system of interrelated elements, such as:

• interpersonal relationships within groups and between individuals, as well as between students and teachers, parents and other members of society;
• etiquette (and the ability to apply it in different situations);
• competent oral and written speech (as with the help of it all communications are carried out);
• non-verbal signs (such as gestures, facial expressions and other actions that complement speech and promote understanding by other people);
• relation to the environment (including nature).

Do not underestimate the kind of training: before going to any public place, the student or his parents (if we are talking about the younger student) must take care of his appearance and hygiene.

In general, several factors always influence the culture of student behavior:

• parenting;
• the impact of educational institutions;
• belonging to a religious or ethnic community (mentality);
• an example of others.

All the rules governing the communication of students can be divided into several groups (depending on the place of their application).

This may include behavior in secondary, music, sports schools, sections, clubs.

• Communication between students takes place during breaks, after lessons or at a special time allotted by the teacher.
• At recess, you can not run up the stairs and play outdoor games during which others can suffer.
• Communication should be calm, without the use of profanity.
• During the lessons you can not talk, make noise, get up from a place without permission and distract other students.
• Greet and appeal to teachers need respectfully. At the time of the week, before you say or ask something, you need to raise your hand.
• On the school grounds, the rules that form the school charter. According to him, the child must obey the requirements of the staff.
• Since school activities are subject to a strict schedule, it is important to observe punctuality, not to be late. In the case of a pass for a good reason, you must warn the teacher.

Students travel to school or other public places on foot, by public or private transport; accompanied by parents or independently (if age allows). Several rules of conduct in such cases:

• being outside the school walls, the student must remember that any act may adversely affect both its reputation and the reputation of the educational institution;
• communication with peers and young children should be friendly, be sure to say hello and say goodbye;
• older people should be treated politely, offer feasible help, make way for transport, hold the door;
• do not distract the driver on the bus or parents when they are driving;
• all games that interfere with passersby or threaten someone else's property should be held at appropriate children's and sports grounds;
• the student must be instructed by parents or teachers about how to behave on the sidewalk and the roadway;
• it is legally prohibited for minors to stay in public places after ten o'clock in the evening without an adult escort;
• for your own safety, do not talk to strangers, get into a car with them, or agree to requests to move to another place.

When visiting a cinema, theater, zoo, library, stadium, remember the following.

• Before you go to any event in a new place, you must carefully study the permissible rules of conduct. For example, in the cinema it is permissible to consume food and drinks during the show, but in the theater it is not. In the zoo, you can buy special pet food and even stroke them, and in the museum all touches are prohibited.
• All actions must be performed with the expectation that they do not interfere with anyone. In the library, theater and cinema (equally), students are prohibited from laughing, talking on the phone and in any other way causing inconvenience to other visitors.
• If you can talk on etiquette, you should not attract attention with a loud noise (for example, in a cafe). Communicate with the interlocutor and service personnel carefully. You can not turn your back, ignore greetings and ignore polite words (such as “thank you”, “please”, “goodbye”).
• Boys from an early age need to be taught to help girls, to let them go ahead. At the entrance to the building, first go out, then - incoming.
• In the event of a dangerous situation, you should immediately contact the rescue service, or at least inform the adults.

Any child will sooner or later become an adult. It is terrible to imagine what will happen in society if the behavior of people is chaotic, unlimited. That is why it is important to cultivate in a child qualities that have been betrayed for several generations.

The basic principles of behavior in society include:

• respectful attitude to the elders and help to the younger ones (from the position of the strong to the weak);
• tolerance towards other people, including people with disabilities;
• respect for private and municipal property;
• protection of nature, animals, plants, taking measures to limit environmental pollution;
• ensuring their own security and the absence of physical violence against other people.

In the next video, see the main rules of behavior in public places.