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Brilio.net - School is a second home for students and students. The second house is a symbol of a shelter for children's lives throughout the day apart from their main house. In a day, students spend approximately 6 hours or more studying, playing and learning new things.
Elementary schools have a major role in shaping the character, attitudes and behavior of school students as preparations for the future. Apart from focusing on studying the most basic material, in elementary school students are also taught to fulfill various obligations that must be obeyed in the school environment. Do you know examples of student obligations in elementary school?
Perhaps most ordinary people, both young and adults, consider routine school activities to be ordinary routines that keep repeating themselves without any aim or purpose. However, if explored in depth, these various activities are intended so that students are able to recognize prevailing cultural patterns and politeness. It is none other than so that students can apply these various values, both inside and outside school.
Students' routines, such as attending on time , obeying teachers, wearing uniforms are some examples of elementary school students' obligations which are trained from an early age as noble personal principles. Apart from the several examples mentioned previously, there are still many other examples of student obligations that you need to know, so that teaching and learning activities at school become more harmonious and harmonious between teachers and students.
The following are 10 examples of student obligations in elementary school, to make learning activities at school more harmonious. As reported by brilio.net from various sources, Tuesday (19/3).
Examples of student obligations in elementary school to foster self-discipline.
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If discipline is not started at a young age, it will be very difficult to implement when the student has entered the upper level of education. Therefore, teachers strive to provide a good example of self-discipline to their students. Discipline here is not only obeying existing rules, but also being able to regulate yourself so you can adapt to the prevailing behavior patterns. Examples of student obligations in elementary school are as follows:
An example of a student obligation in elementary school that is most intensively enforced is directing students to come to school on time. It needs to be emphasized to students that tardiness is behavior that should not be imitated and is also evidence of violating the rules.
The school has implemented arrival times that both pupils and students must adhere to, as well as returning times. Anyone who exceeds the specified time limit will receive applicable sanctions. Apart from that, tardiness will disrupt teaching and learning activities in class. If left unchecked, the virus will spread too late to many students at school.
Uniforms are a student attribute that must be worn every day. The uniform is also useful as a means of identifying or identifying students so that they can more easily recognize their school origin and level. Its use is also determined by the daily schedule and complete attributes. Usually the uniform consists of a shirt, trousers or skirt, tie, and hat.
By wearing uniforms, students also learn how to present a neat and polite appearance in accordance with society's cultural norms and values. If someone does not wear a uniform, or modifies the uniform with shape, color, etc. with the aim of violating the agreed guidelines, then the student will be subject to punishment and direction from school officials.
An example of a student's obligation in elementary school which is another top priority is actively participating in the entire series of teaching and learning activities. Students' activity is assessed by how often they attend learning classes, how diligently they do the assignments given, how active they are in socializing, or participating in extracurricular activities at school, and much more.
If students do not pay attention to the teachers' explanations, and instead are absent from the personal tasks given, then that is an example of violating behavior that must be dealt with. If these things are simply ignored, the worry is that students will think that violations are normal and do not need to be afraid of any punishment. As a result, it will become increasingly difficult for them to discipline themselves and even underestimate the people around them.
Cleanliness is part of faith. Cleanliness is also a reflection of yourself that is shown to the people around you. If students do not keep themselves and their surroundings clean, then the name of the school is at stake. Personal hygiene can start from various daily routines, such as bathing, cutting nails, shaving hair, and wearing clean and fragrant uniforms.
Meanwhile, the cleanliness of the school environment also needs to be maintained properly. For students who deliberately throw rubbish carelessly or deliberately pollute the school environment, they have the responsibility to clean it up again. Schools are also able to provide adequate school cleaning facilities and facilities, so that students and teaching staff are able to keep the school clean every day.
An example of student obligations in elementary school that should be prioritized is a culture of mutual respect between students and teachers. Students as figures who are being coached and directed must show respect for the teacher who has been sincere in teaching and providing the broadest possible insight. Teachers and other teaching staff must also respect the students they care for so that a closer relationship can be established between the two.
Character education that implements a culture of politeness and politeness must be enforced as well as possible. This aims to instill a spirit of politeness in them. If students and teachers have implemented a culture like this, the atmosphere for teaching and learning activities is guaranteed to be more conducive because conditions will become more harmonious over time.
(mg/Zidan Fajri)
Examples of student obligations in elementary schools so that a culture of mutual respect arises
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Apart from teachers, an attitude of harmony and mutual respect and appreciation must also be directed towards fellow peers. Both those who are already in high class, as well as students who are still in first class. Maintaining harmony between friends can be demonstrated by several behavioral patterns, such as helping friends who are having difficulties, actively working together, not fighting, and also comforting each other.
If there is a conflict between friends, you must try to reconcile the two of them so that undesirable things don't happen. Teachers can also apply some of these points by training or assigning personnel to students in elementary schools.
The next example of a student's obligation is to maintain and maintain school facilities well. All school facilities and equipment must be maintained jointly from all levels of students to teachers. If there are no regulations governing this, the result is that many school facilities or equipment will become damaged and become neglected.
As a result, if this happens, several series of teaching and learning activities will experience problems. The school facilities in question include textbooks, learning aids, toilets and much more. There needs to be a high level of awareness so that everyone becomes more aware and has a spirit of ownership.
Obeying the rules is the most basic proof of discipline. If students and teachers commit violations, then they have the right to receive appropriate punishment to deter them. Some basic rules that all students and teaching staff must obey, namely not being late for school, not cheating on exams, not being rude both verbally and non-verbally, and many more.
By obeying school regulations and carrying out their obligations as elementary school students, students will continue to be forged as human beings who have high levels of discipline.
Assignments or directions from teachers to students must be carried out on time. If done on time, it will further foster a high spirit of discipline in the souls of students. Usually teachers will give deadlines for completing assignments on learning materials outside of class. If a student does not complete or completes the assignment outside the agreed hours, then he or she has the right to receive appropriate punishment.
The last example of a student's obligation in elementary school is to behave politely and courteously towards everyone. Polite and polite behavior is shown, such as respecting friends, not criticizing or insulting friends, being respectful and respectful towards teachers, and behaving well towards everyone, including school staff such as security guards or cleaning staff.
If this is continued, it will foster a sense of respect in the student's soul towards everyone. Likewise, students who carry out actions and violations need to be directed and coached as well as possible.
Those are 10 examples of student obligations in elementary school, to make learning activities at school more harmonious. The hope is that you will be able to carry out all these obligations so that you become a student with noble character. Hopefully this information is useful!
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