告别不文明行为演讲稿（Farewell speech of uncivilized behavior）.docVIP

告别不文明行为演讲稿（Farewell speech of uncivilized behavior） Farewell to the uncivilized behavior of speech (a) Dear teacher, dear classmates: Hello everyone！ Today, my topic is farewell uncivilized behavior. Why should we say goodbye to the uncivilized behavior? John Cairns once said: habits form character, and character determines destiny. There are some people from chaos to take others things in high school, smoking and drinking, Internet cafes, never think of learning as you should do. Usually, do not speak good faith, careless work, does not comply with the public order, when talking with a mouthful of dirty words. Such people grow up can only become a social burden, the scum of the human race. But some students, although not very old, but regardless of learning, or people doing things, there are training, by the teachers and students alike. How to be a civilized student? In my submission： The student of civilization, is people who love to learn. He is always full of desire for knowledge, in class and after class is an active learner, to ask questions, not afraid of difficulties. The student of civilization, must be a polite person. Polite words in his mouth, away from the vulgar, he knows how to respect others, first of all you should respect others, because of respect for others and respect their equally important. The student of civilization, must have good health habits of people. He will keep the campus environment, he can not litter, and began to pick up the garbage, because he knows the environment is everyones environment, good to others and yourself. The student of civilization, people must be care of public or private property. He loves the school does not trample on the lawn, not every tree and bush, graffiti, but will not waste water...... And will dissuade and stop the destructive behavior and report. The student of civilization, must be a caring and responsible person. He will respect teachers and classmates, love the people and things around, dont quarrel