There are 20 things in life about being polite or not. How many of them do your children account for?

5 points for each item, self-assessment and self-reflection. A child must be polite before becoming literate. Otherwise, it will be difficult for him to learn anything. 20 ways to be disrespectful are all here, see how many of them your child has. Baby Bus Game Complete Animation Ultra-HD 1080P Version 01. Don’t call out to your elders when you see them, and you don’t even raise your eyelids. 02. When you answer the phone, you don’t use a salutation. You can only say “hello” at most. When you send messages to parents or teachers, you don’t use a salutation either. 03. When an adult talks to him, he does not raise his head or respond, but lowers his head to play with his mobile phone. 04. Borrow other people’s things without asking for permission in advance and without thanking them afterwards. 05. Not saying thank you when receiving a gift, or rejecting a gift you don’t like in person. 06. When the guests say goodbye, they go about their own business and do not get up to see the guests off. 07. Always staring at strangers when taking the elevator, taking the subway or waiting for the bus. 08. Playing, chasing, and making loud noises in public places such as waiting rooms, movie theaters, and libraries. 09. Cough or sneeze directly in front of others without covering your mouth and nose with tissues. 10. Make fun of people with physical defects and students with poor grades. 11. When asking for directions outside, ask directly without saying \”Excuse me\” and without thanking you after asking. 12. Enter and leave the teacher\’s office at will without knocking. 13. When meeting a teacher in the corridor, do not let the teacher go first or call the teacher nice. 14. Being late for class, entering the classroom directly without making a report, and not taking the initiative to explain the situation to the teacher. 15. When the teacher is giving a lecture, he laughs for no reason, interrupts on purpose, makes small talk, or speaks without raising his hand. 16. When adults are talking, they keep interrupting or clamoring to go home. 17. When I go out to dinner, I always spin the turntable. When I see a dish I like, I keep picking it up. 18. When you are a guest at someone else’s house, you will clamor for this or that, or express your disdain for the host’s food. 19. When guests come to your home, do not go out to greet them or wave goodbye. 20. If you bump into someone accidentally or step on someone else’s foot, you don’t say sorry.