Good classroom discipline is an important guarantee for teachers to carry out classroom teaching. Every teacher wants his students to observe discipline, be good at thinking, speak actively, study hard and not gossip in class. However, primary school students are naturally talkative and active. In addition, they are immature, have poor self-control ability, and often violate classroom discipline involuntarily, such as whispering, looking around and even talking loudly. My approach is to reason, guide scientifically, and cooperate with teachers and classmates.

At the class meeting, I said to my classmates: 1. Quiet is good for health and personal health. There are two ancient poems written like this: "Ann is as strong as a grass tree, rooted together for the rest of her life." One of its meanings is that if people can be as quiet as weeds and trees, they can live a long and healthy life. If students pay attention to observation, they will find that crows are hoarse and ugly, because they keep barking every day; Nightingales sing euphemistically because they show their voices in a quiet environment. We will actively say and do what we should say and do; We can't say or do what we shouldn't.

2. Quiet is conducive to improving classroom learning efficiency. Learning is a kind of mental work. It needs hands, heart, eyes and mouth, and it needs to start the brain machine to think, remember and understand. It needs a quiet environment. When others are studying, if you are always talking nonsense and playing tricks, it will not only affect yourself, but also affect others. Will you do such an act that is neither self-serving nor beneficial to him?

3. Quiet is conducive to individuals to develop good moral behavior habits and better adapt to society. A person who talks a lot will definitely do less; On the contrary, if you do more, you will say less. Therefore, if you want to do more, you have to talk less, sometimes even say nothing. Silence is golden, that's why. There is a poem that says, "Have a happy heart and don't complain about the changes of cold and heat", which means that if people have a happy heart, they won't complain about the changes of weather and the alternation of cold and heat, and they will be calm when things happen. This is a rare quality in life, and the premise of obtaining it is to keep quiet. Success = talent+hard work+less empty talk. Clear the truth, then how to do it in class? How to control yourself?

I suggest that they do this: 1. Learn to listen, think and take notes. As a student, if you can't make good use of teachers and classrooms, it will be the biggest waste and loss in your study and life. Because what teachers say in class is the result of their efforts, you should learn to listen. It is no exaggeration to say that this is a learning method with twice the result with half the effort. Students should be good at thinking. As the saying goes, the sharper the sickle, the smarter the brain. A person who can't learn with his brain may have a degenerated brain, learn all dead knowledge and never experience the fun of innovation. Therefore, in class, students must use their brains to learn, digest and absorb the knowledge taught by teachers through thinking, and discover and solve problems through thinking, so as to master new knowledge. There is a saying: Only the knowledge gained through one's own thinking can be remembered best and most valuable. A good memory is better than a bad writing. When taking notes, it is inevitable that there will be no time to do other small things.

2. Remind each other to get rid of bad habits. Many students, including those who love to talk, hate the behavior that undermines classroom discipline, but sometimes they commit it unconsciously. I told them to remind each other and help each other, which is conducive to cultivating a good class spirit. In addition, in the eyes of primary school students, only Chinese and mathematics are the so-called main courses, and the rest of the courses are auxiliary courses. Therefore, students' discipline is good only when they attend the main course, but not when they attend other subjects. This requires the class teacher to emphasize discipline and tell students to listen carefully and observe discipline no matter what class they attend. Moreover, primary school students forget quickly, which requires teachers to emphasize from time to time and take great pains.