How to keep order in daily life and learning

Public order needs to be obeyed by everyone, that is, parents should train our children to be able to obey public order from an early age, and they should maintain good social morality.

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We should take the initiative to tell our children the importance of abiding by social and public order, so that they can pay attention to their thoughts.

The social order should be something that everyone must follow, so we should first set a good example for our children.

It is not allowed to make loud noises in public places, we should pay attention, otherwise it is easy to affect others and be looked down upon.

In public places, we should also pay attention to maintaining order, and we must abide by the situation of queuing in the event that we cannot cut the queue.

Under normal circumstances, we should also teach children some etiquette things, so that children can behave more appropriately.

We live in a society where we cannot live without freedom or discipline. Freedom and discipline are both opposites and unified. Freedom is freedom under discipline, and discipline carries a certain coercion, but without this coercion, freedom cannot be realized.

Imagine if everyone does whatever they want and does whatever they want, then the learning environment, work environment, living environment, and social environment will lose their normal order, and can the protection of personal freedom still be guaranteed? Of course, this is something that no one wants to see. Therefore, freedom can only be fully exerted within the framework of discipline and in accordance with the corresponding rules of the game.

On the other hand, discipline is only to restrain the people and behaviors that violate discipline, and as long as they do not violate discipline, everyone will have full freedom. While emphasizing discipline, we must not overestimate the importance of freedom. Students are long body, long knowledge of the era, vigorous, if this is not good, then it is not good, everywhere there are rules and regulations, will inevitably suppress the personality of students, is not conducive to young people dare to think, dare to speak, dare to do, dare to play their strengths, if young people are a little old man, it will also affect their growth.

In short, freedom and discipline are indispensable, and there is no precedence or priority. The organic combination of the two is most conducive to the development of students.

Hello, glad to answer for you. One of the social orders that students need to abide by is: social management order, public place order, and traffic order.

Social order refers to the dynamic and balanced social state of hunger, which is a sociological category. The "governance" proposed by ancient Chinese thinkers means the orderly state of society and the maintenance and consolidation of social order, while the "chaos" means the destruction of social order and the disorderly state of social decay. I hope you find my answer helpful, and please give it a thumbs up (rate it in the bottom left corner).

1. In words and deeds: don't do illegal and criminal things; Do less things that are immoral; Do more things with selfless dedication.

2. From the height of thought: improve one's ideological realm and quality cultivation.

Ideology guides action, and a noble ideological realm determines people's higher moral bottom line and higher standards of behavior.

We usually have to do everything with a peaceful mind, but there are always some unknown things in life, so if we encounter emergencies, we ask for help, because we are social animals, and not everything has to be borne by ourselves. 110 Ah. Friends.

It's okay, you must learn to talk. There is also a sentence that you can't have the heart to harm others, and you can't do without the heart to prevent people.

About discipline.

The person I respect is Julie Red. She is a self-disciplined student. In the teacher's mind, she is a good student, and in her mother's eyes, she is a good child.

Julie's self-disciplined discipline was well-known throughout the class. When she was in class, she never made small movements, nor did she say a whisper, and she sat upright. In class, when the teacher assigns homework, she will do it seriously and will never do anything else.

There are many examples of Julie's discipline. Take, for example, one time. One time in a class class, the homeroom teacher asked us to watch TV.

At first, everyone was very excited, wondering what good TV they would watch this time. When the teacher turned on the TV, we immediately opened our eyes wide. At this time, an old uncle appeared on the TV, holding a draft of his speech and preparing to read it.

The principal introduced us to the sidelines: "This is an old alumnus, and he wants to tell you how to be a qualified citizen." "Alas......The students sighed in unison.

That joy was gone. Listening to it, everyone thought it was not good, so some simply lay on the table and went to sleep, some quietly chatted with their classmates, some took out paper and pen to draw something, and some ......At this time, only Julie Hong was still sitting upright, watching intently, without saying a word to her tablemates. The classmate next to her touched her gently.

When the old alumnus finished speaking and the teacher asked us to tell us what he had said, everyone was dumbfounded. Only she gushed out. So the teacher praised her and asked us to learn from her.

You say she's not consciously disciplined. She is truly worth learning from. I also have a lot of respect for her!