A speech on civilization should be readable for seven minutes.

A word can be read for a minute.

Today I will talk about the topic of being a civilized person in school. Civilization is the soul of a country and a nation, and the cornerstone of a family and a school. As students, we should pay more attention to civilization, start from ourselves, start from the small things around us, and be an excellent civilized person in the school.

First of all, civilization begins with words and deeds. We should pay attention to the civility of our words, do not speak rudely, do not swear, do not slander others casually, and do not easily make promises but do not fulfill them. When interacting with people, we should follow the basic rules of etiquette, do not make loud noises in public, do not spit, do not litter, do not scribble on the walls, and make our school a better place.

Second, civilization begins with learning. We must develop good study habits, abide by discipline rules, do not plagiarize, cheat, do not play with mobile phones in class, and do not disturb teachers and classmates. In the process of learning, we should respect the teacher, listen carefully, think diligently, strive to improve our academic performance, and strive to be an excellent student with all-round development.

In the end, civilization begins with action. We must obey traffic rules, do not jaywalk, do not violate traffic signals, do not ride to school, and do not litter in the car. At the same time, we should also care about the people around us, respect their feelings, help them solve problems, and do not engage in uncivilized behaviors such as teasing and bullying.

Civilization is the soul of a country and a nation, and the cornerstone of a family and a school. As students, we should pay more attention to civilization, start from ourselves, start from the small things around us, and be an excellent civilized person in the school. First of all, civilization begins with words and deeds.

We should pay attention to the civility of our words, do not speak rudely, do not swear, do not slander others casually, and do not easily make promises but do not fulfill them. When interacting with people, we should follow the basic rules of etiquette, do not make loud noises in public, do not spit, do not litter, do not scribble on the walls, and make our school a better place. Second, civilization begins with learning.

We must develop good study habits, abide by discipline rules, do not plagiarize, cheat, do not play with mobile phones in class, and do not disturb Yuanchun teachers and classmates. In the process of learning, we should respect the teacher, listen carefully, think diligently, strive to improve our academic performance, and strive to be an excellent student with all-round development. In the end, civilization begins with action.

We must obey traffic rules, do not jaywalk, do not violate traffic signals, do not ride to school, and do not litter in the car. At the same time, we should also care about the people around us, respect their feelings, help them solve problems, and do not engage in uncivilized behaviors such as teasing and bullying. Kiss.

Dear students, it is the responsibility and obligation of each of us to be a civilized person in the school. Civilization has been deeply imprinted in our hearts as we grow up. Let's start from now, start from the little things of Yuqin, use our words and deeds to practice the power of civilization, use our actions to inherit the genes of civilization, and make our school a more civilized and harmonious home in the town!

Thank you! A one-minute speech should not exceed 400 words

Speech under the national flag.

--Civilized etiquette accompanies me.

We are so glad to be together again on this wonderful morning! First of all, I would like to share with you a true story I saw last weekend: a mother was riding a bicycle with her young daughter.

The child accidentally dropped the biscuit in his hand on the ground. The mother immediately stopped the car and whispered to her daughter, "Come on, let's throw it in the trash."

With that, he took the child down, and the two of them bent down to pick up the broken biscuits on the ground. It is this ordinary scene that can't help but remind people of a sentence: "Quality is a habit."

Civilized etiquette must start with ourselves.

Etiquette is a kind of cultivation, a kind of temperament, a kind of civilization, and a pass for interpersonal communication, and students will benefit from developing good civilized etiquette habits for life.

Students: You should be a good student at school. Respect and integrity with teachers and classmates; Abide by discipline in class, and talk about rules in assemblies and activities; The language is polite and civilized, the manners are generous and decent, and the clothing is neat and dignified.

In the family, you should be a good child. Love to work, let the parents be happy; know how to be thrifty and make your parents comfortable; Seek to be motivated and reassure parents; Have filial piety and make your parents happy. In society, you should be a good citizen.

public morality and image in public places; Interpersonal communication is tolerant and generous, and treat each other with courtesy; The neighborhood community is hygienic, orderly, and caring.

Since the beginning of this semester, we have felt the beauty and cleanliness of the campus, and every detail is glowing with the brilliance of civilization. The students' civilized behavior and habits, neat and healthy appearance have created a good, orderly and harmonious learning environment. Of course, we should not ignore and condone some uncivilized behaviors that occur and exist around us, such as spitting and littering; chasing, fighting, and making loud noises in the corridors of the teaching building; Some students swear and use foul language to each other, and some students even deliberately damage the school's public property; Some students wear jewelry, dye their hair, and male students have long hair; They do not abide by classroom discipline in class, and some still eat ...... in class.

These bad habits have damaged the image of the school, and they have also lowered their own quality, and they have gradually drifted away from civilization!

Students, you are not only the creators of campus civilization, but also the beneficiaries of campus civilization. The construction of campus civilization is a project and a cause; At the same time, it is also a culture and a spirit. Start now!

Let civilized etiquette no longer be a pure concept, but the conscious words and deeds of every student! Let civilized etiquette no longer be an externally imposed constraint, but a kind of happiness of self-internalization! Let us join hands and work hard to build a civilized and harmonious campus, so that civilized etiquette will always accompany us.