Classroom and teacher-student etiquette for learners
Chinese Etiquette Essentials: A Guide for Learners: Classroom and teacher-student etiquette for learners
Classroom and teacher-student etiquette for learners centers on respect, responsibility, active participation, and minimizing distractions to create a positive learning environment.
Classroom Etiquette for Learners
- Punctuality: Arrive on time to show respect for the teacher and other students, and avoid disrupting lessons. 1, 2, 3
- Active Listening: Pay attention, avoid interrupting, and process the information being taught, which shows respect and benefits learning. 2, 3, 4
- Raise Hand to Speak: Use this classic rule to maintain order and respect for the speaker. 3, 2
- Respect Opinions: Approach disagreements respectfully and avoid personal attacks or dismissive comments. 4, 2, 3
- Keep Devices Silent: Silence or switch off phones and gadgets to avoid distractions. 2, 3
- Be Prepared: Bring necessary materials and complete assignments, showing responsibility for your own learning. 3, 4
- Avoid Side Conversations: Conversations during lessons are disruptive and disrespectful. 1, 3
- Politeness: Use polite language such as “please” and “thank you,” and treat classmates and teachers considerately. 4
- Participate Positively: Engage actively and contribute to discussions and activities to enhance learning. 3
Teacher-Student Etiquette
- Respectful Communication: Teachers model respectful behavior in interactions with students and colleagues, setting a standard. 4
- Clear Behavior Expectations: Teachers set and discuss classroom rules collaboratively with students to create a positive environment. 4
- Encouraging Inclusive Participation: Teachers use strategies to involve every student, including quiet ones, fostering a supportive atmosphere. 4
- Professionalism in Communication: Email and other communications should be clear, respectful, and appropriately formatted, including formal salutations and proofreading. 4
- Fostering Responsibility and Respect: Teachers build relationships where students feel safe to express themselves and take ownership of their learning. 5, 4
Together, these etiquettes promote a respectful, responsible, and productive classroom conducive to learning and collaboration. 5, 1, 2, 3, 4
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