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GOOD MANNERS & HABITS
Course: Diploma
Subject: English Communication and Life Skills
Unit: 4
What are good habits?
• Habits are routine behaviors done on a regular basis.
• Have you observed what are your habits?
• Which tasks other than routine ones do you normally
do as a habit?
• Actions when repeated frequently become habits.
• Mostly habits are formed unconsciously. We don’t
realize we are doing them.
• Habits define our character, our thoughts and feelings
and our ‘usual’ behaviors.
• A habit can also be an addiction.
• Addictions include a range of
compulsive behaviors such as
gambling, eating, shopping,
playing videogames, work and
internet usage.
• It has been rightly said that habit
is second nature. That is, what we
do often today, we will soon
begin to do always tomorrow, and
thus the habit will grow to be a
part of our natural self.
• We should be very careful
about forming our habits.
• Some are in the habit of
forgetting to do things or of
mislaying things.
• Some have a habit for being
always late ; some of giving
up a job after the first
attempt.
• Some are habitual late-
risers; others are always
slow; habit causes loss to
oneself and irritates others.
• Character is nothing but a
bundle of habits.
• Habit, when it hardens,
becomes the dominant
trait of the character.
• Excellence of character is
nothing but a bundle of
excellent habits.
• Habits affect our mind
and body.
• A person with good habits
is likely to have strong
self-control.
Significance of Good habits
• “Habits are either the best of
servants or the worst of masters”.
This saying rightfully tells that
there are good as well as bad
habits.
• Habits are routines of behavior
that are repeated regularly and
often subconsciously. With each
repetition there is an increased
automaticity in the behavior.
Scientifically, it takes about three
weeks to establish or break a
habit.
• “The easier it is to do, the
harder it is to change”. The
same can be said of good
habits too. Most of the
good habits are perceived
to be difficult, for example,
getting up early in the
morning, eating healthy
food, brushing after every
meal, going for a walk, etc.
A good habit always begins
with motivation. For
children, sometimes, it
may even require
incentives. Only
perseverance will convert
those repeated acts to a
habit.
• Habits, inculcated from a
very early age, determine
a person’s character.
Good habits make a good
individual. Good
individuals are necessary
for the development of
the society and nation.
Various kinds of good habits
• Good habits serve you well
whether you are a parent,
student, entrepreneur or just a
regular person. Learning these
habits now will help everyone
get ahead in life.
1. Get on a good schedule.
We need structure and routine
in our lives. Our bodies expect
it. They perform best when we
operate on a regular schedule.
We especially need to eat and
sleep about the same time each
day. Find a schedule that works
for you and stick to it!
2. Eat a healthy diet.
Our brains need the right food
to perform at their peak.
Don’t go to college or work on
an empty stomach. Students
need to train themselves early
to eat a balanced and healthy
diet. We tend to carry the
habits we learn when we are
young forward with us for
most of our lives. Learning to
eat right now can avoid many
health issues down the road.
3. Learn to exercise.
We need physical activity to
stay healthy. We need to find
exercise routines that are fun
and match our individual
tastes. Developing a good
exercise routine is a habit that
will increase both the
quantity and quality of your
life.
4. Practice gratitude.
It is so easy to get in the bad
habit of envying what others
have. We should recall the
good things that happen
every day. We should then
take a few minutes and give
thanks for those things. This
helps us to train ourselves to
be grateful.
5. Develop good
study/learning habits.
Studying effectively is a skill.
People who live life to the
fullest are lifelong learners.
They never stop trying new
things. One needs to study
and gather new knowledge in
an effective and efficient
manner. Learning how to
study and acquire the
knowledge to succeed doesn’t
just occur naturally. It needs to
be developed.
6. Never give up!
“Winners never quit and
quitters never win.” It takes
perseverance in life to enjoy
any kind of success.
Perseverance is a habit. It is
one that can be developed
just like any other.
7. Manage money wisely.
Students need to learn to
earn, save, budget, track, and
wisely spend money to be
successful in life.
8. Strive for excellence!
Why do a job if you aren’t
going to do it right? We need
to develop the habit of giving
every task our best effort.
Excellence should be the
standard we strive for in all
we do.
9. Practice good hygiene.
You really can dress for
success! Habits like brushing
your teeth twice a day and
washing your hands regularly
not only contribute to health,
but also lead to routines that
give one a sharper
appearance.
10. Always tell the truth!
The truth often comes out
whether we want it to or not.
Lying generally just
complicates the situation and
makes us look bad. It is much
better to just develop the
habit of telling the truth even
when it is difficult. This will
save you a lot of heartache
and misery in life.
11. Be a regular reader.
Becoming a good reader takes
practice. The more you read
and are read to, the better
you get. Reading has
numerous benefits. It builds
one’s vocabulary, expands the
imagination, and rekindles
creativity. Make reading a
routine!
12. Be punctual.
Arriving on time is important
to one’s success. People
always notice when you are
late. It is an indicator of
whether you mean what you
say and can be trusted. Do
not introduce doubt about
this into people’s minds by
showing up later than
expected. Create the habit of
being punctual now and you
won’t have to worry.
13. Respect authority.
Failure to respect those in
authority positions can lead
to all kinds of problems in life.
It doesn’t matter whether it is
your boss, a senior, or a
teacher. People in authority
have a job to do and often
worked hard to get into the
position they are in. They
deserve to be treated with
proper manners and
reverence. Learning to say,
“Yes ma’am” and “Yes sir” will
get you noticed in a positive
way.
Ways to develop good habits
1) Repetition –
Habits can be healthy or
unhealthy. Through repeti-
tion, you can replace your bad
habits with good habits.
2) Prepare a to-do list
everyday –
Preparing a to-do list gives us
clarity in mind regarding what
our tasks for the day are. It
eventually helps us become
punctual and organized too.
3) Build your habits into
a routine –
Find ways to build your new
habit into your routine. Block
out a regular time for it in
your schedule, so that you
can give your positive habit
your full attention.
4) Develop Self-
Discipline –
Self-Control over your
thoughts and actions and
discipline in executing it can
surely help develop and
sustain good habits.
5) Start Simple –
Don’t try to completely
change your life in one day.
It is easy to get over-
motivated and take on too
much. If you wanted to
study two hours a day, first
make the habit to go for
thirty minutes and build on
that.
6) Remove Temptation –
Restructure your
environment so that it won’t
tempt you in the first thirty
days. Remove junk food from
your house, cancel your cable
subscription, throw out the
cigarettes so you won’t need
to struggle with willpower
later.
Five habits you must quit to be happy
Happiness is a choice that can accompany you during the
whole “journey” and depends entirely and only on you. You
can experience happiness every second of every day! But
sometime we have “bad” attitude or “bad” habits that can
hinder our joy of life, so, let’s just get rid of them today.
1) Avoid negative self-talk and self-doubt.
Thought is a very powerful tool that we have and it can be
used both in constructive or very destructive ways. The only
person who hears your self talk all day long is you, as well as
the only person who has control over it – is you, as well! So,
don’t fight negative thoughts, just replace them with positive
ones!
2) Start taking small steps to accomplish your
goal.
Your goal or “dream” might look extremely big and
almost unattainable, but if you break it up on small
or even “tiny” tasks it will be easier to start moving
into the direction of accomplishment of your
vision. And with the time, all this little steps that
you’ve already made will lead to the big and great
change of your life and therefore, to your
happiness!
3) Stop criticizing other people.
Often, we are tempted to notice and word
other people’s imperfections, especially when
these people aren’t present. But one important
thing to understand is that when you criticize
others you accumulate negative energy inside
your own heart, which can attract negativity
into your life. Let’s just focus on our own
growth and improvement of our own life, so
that we just won’t have time to notice what’s
wrong with other people’s lives. You will notice
4) Quit comparing yourself to others and quit
trying to be someone other than yourself.
Media and television try to impose “almost
unattainable” images to us and make us follow
standards that they find attractive. But it’s
impossible to make all people look and be “certain
way”, and it would be extremely boring to live in
the world where everybody would be exactly the
same. Your power is in being yourself, because
there is only one you in the whole wide world!
Somebody will always be taller, smarter, prettier,
5) Stop taking everything you have for granted
and start being thankful instead!
Life’s happiness can increase dramatically with the
help of gratitude! It’s one of the true secrets of a
happy life. Try to do this simple exercise: when you
wake up every morning, try to feel thankful for 3
different things in your life. It can be random, small
or big thing and you don’t even need to say it with
words, the key is to feel gratitude inside. (If you are
more comfortable when you “thank out loud”, do
it!). When you do this “exercise” every morning,
What is grooming?
• Personal grooming refers to the art of cleaning
and maintaining parts of one's body. – Definition.
• Grooming is the process of making yourself neat
and attractive. It is the things which you do to
make yourself and your appearance tidy and
pleasant.
• Good Grooming is commonly used to refer to a
person's appearance. It is made up of personal
hygiene, tidy hair, appropriate dressing for an
occasion.
• Grooming helps improve our appearance and
mental well being.
• Personal Grooming habits involve all the aspects
of your body:
a)Overall cleanliness of your hair.
b)Overall cleanliness of your nails.
c) Overall cleanliness of your teeth.
d)Clean and appropriate attire.
e)Overall cleanliness of your legs.
Personal grooming is a pretty significant part to
personal hygiene. Personal grooming is the process
of being clean or neat. It speaks volume about how
you treat your body and how you treat your
What are Good manners/etiquettes?
☺Good manners are a set of behaviors which
mark someone as a civilized and cultured
member of a society. Manners are usually
taught from a very young age, with some
people receiving additional training in
etiquette, formal rules of conduct which apply
to a variety of situations.
☺Courtesy, politeness or having good manners
are all about respecting others and yourself.
☺If you show good manners everywhere you
Good manners at home
Being helpful to others in your home.
Saying 'please' and 'thank you'.
Sharing and not grabbing and keeping good
things to yourself.
Respecting other people's property and their
rooms.
Helping the family by doing your chores.
Cleaning up after yourself.
Good manners in college
Saying good morning/afternoon if you are
walking past any faculty member or staff
member, whether they teach you or not.
Asking if you can borrow something, not just
taking.
Returning things that you have borrowed.
Waiting your turn before you speak.
Saying 'excuse me,' rather than pushing past
someone.
Holding the door open for the person coming in,
especially if he is carrying something.
When you are out
Respect other people.
Be polite to others.
Let an older person have your seat on
buses, trains and trams if there is
nowhere for them to sit.
Queue up quietly and don't push.
Put your rubbish into bins, don't leave it
for someone else to clean up.
Have fun but don't be so loud that you
attract the wrong kind of attention.
Respect property.
Don't make fun of anyone - everyone
has feelings.
Basic Dinning etiquettes
»Always wash your hands before coming to the
table.
»Don't chew with your mouth open. It's an
obvious rule, but one that's easy to forget
when you're enjoying a delicious meal.
»Say "excuse me" whenever you need to leave
the table.
»Ask for someone to pass you a dish or a
seasoning. Never reach across a dish or
someone else's plate to reach something;
instead, politely ask the person sitting next to
you to "please pass the sauce.“
»Don't put your elbows on the table when
you're eating.
»Do not speak with food in your mouth.
»Turn your head away from the table and put
Fork and Knife
Holding Fork and Knife Using Fork and Knife
I’m resting – I’m through
I am resting Fork and Knife and Napkin
Incorrect Etiquette Formal Table laying
POINTS TO REMEMBER
ᴥ Good manners will never go out of style. They can only help you.
ᴥ Start your day with positivity about your day's agenda. Treat
everyone you come across as you wish to be treated. Smiles are
contagious.
ᴥ If you are receiving an award, shake the hand of the bestower.
ᴥ Control your temper all the time. When you seem to be very mad at
someone, just stay calm and lower down your voice if you want to
say something.
ᴥ If you are in college, do what you're there to do - learn & study. Pay
attention in class. Do your homework. Treat your teachers as you
wish to be treated. They are there to educate you and help you
create a better future for yourself.
ᴥ Start showing your manners with your parents. They'll be overjoyed
that their children are speaking to them with respect, for respect
shows that you have good manners.
Recourses/References
• www.teachingvalues.com/principlesummary.html
• www.navran.com/article-values-morals-ethics.html
• www.thefreedictionary.com/moral+principle
• www.slideshare.com
• www.powershow.com

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Diploma i ecls_u_4.1_good manners & habits

  • 1. GOOD MANNERS & HABITS Course: Diploma Subject: English Communication and Life Skills Unit: 4
  • 2. What are good habits? • Habits are routine behaviors done on a regular basis. • Have you observed what are your habits? • Which tasks other than routine ones do you normally do as a habit? • Actions when repeated frequently become habits. • Mostly habits are formed unconsciously. We don’t realize we are doing them. • Habits define our character, our thoughts and feelings and our ‘usual’ behaviors.
  • 3. • A habit can also be an addiction. • Addictions include a range of compulsive behaviors such as gambling, eating, shopping, playing videogames, work and internet usage. • It has been rightly said that habit is second nature. That is, what we do often today, we will soon begin to do always tomorrow, and thus the habit will grow to be a part of our natural self.
  • 4. • We should be very careful about forming our habits. • Some are in the habit of forgetting to do things or of mislaying things. • Some have a habit for being always late ; some of giving up a job after the first attempt. • Some are habitual late- risers; others are always slow; habit causes loss to oneself and irritates others.
  • 5. • Character is nothing but a bundle of habits. • Habit, when it hardens, becomes the dominant trait of the character. • Excellence of character is nothing but a bundle of excellent habits. • Habits affect our mind and body. • A person with good habits is likely to have strong self-control.
  • 6. Significance of Good habits • “Habits are either the best of servants or the worst of masters”. This saying rightfully tells that there are good as well as bad habits. • Habits are routines of behavior that are repeated regularly and often subconsciously. With each repetition there is an increased automaticity in the behavior. Scientifically, it takes about three weeks to establish or break a habit.
  • 7. • “The easier it is to do, the harder it is to change”. The same can be said of good habits too. Most of the good habits are perceived to be difficult, for example, getting up early in the morning, eating healthy food, brushing after every meal, going for a walk, etc. A good habit always begins with motivation. For children, sometimes, it may even require incentives. Only perseverance will convert those repeated acts to a habit. • Habits, inculcated from a very early age, determine a person’s character. Good habits make a good individual. Good individuals are necessary for the development of the society and nation.
  • 8. Various kinds of good habits • Good habits serve you well whether you are a parent, student, entrepreneur or just a regular person. Learning these habits now will help everyone get ahead in life. 1. Get on a good schedule. We need structure and routine in our lives. Our bodies expect it. They perform best when we operate on a regular schedule. We especially need to eat and sleep about the same time each day. Find a schedule that works for you and stick to it!
  • 9. 2. Eat a healthy diet. Our brains need the right food to perform at their peak. Don’t go to college or work on an empty stomach. Students need to train themselves early to eat a balanced and healthy diet. We tend to carry the habits we learn when we are young forward with us for most of our lives. Learning to eat right now can avoid many health issues down the road. 3. Learn to exercise. We need physical activity to stay healthy. We need to find exercise routines that are fun and match our individual tastes. Developing a good exercise routine is a habit that will increase both the quantity and quality of your life.
  • 10. 4. Practice gratitude. It is so easy to get in the bad habit of envying what others have. We should recall the good things that happen every day. We should then take a few minutes and give thanks for those things. This helps us to train ourselves to be grateful. 5. Develop good study/learning habits. Studying effectively is a skill. People who live life to the fullest are lifelong learners. They never stop trying new things. One needs to study and gather new knowledge in an effective and efficient manner. Learning how to study and acquire the knowledge to succeed doesn’t just occur naturally. It needs to be developed.
  • 11. 6. Never give up! “Winners never quit and quitters never win.” It takes perseverance in life to enjoy any kind of success. Perseverance is a habit. It is one that can be developed just like any other. 7. Manage money wisely. Students need to learn to earn, save, budget, track, and wisely spend money to be successful in life. 8. Strive for excellence! Why do a job if you aren’t going to do it right? We need to develop the habit of giving every task our best effort. Excellence should be the standard we strive for in all we do.
  • 12. 9. Practice good hygiene. You really can dress for success! Habits like brushing your teeth twice a day and washing your hands regularly not only contribute to health, but also lead to routines that give one a sharper appearance. 10. Always tell the truth! The truth often comes out whether we want it to or not. Lying generally just complicates the situation and makes us look bad. It is much better to just develop the habit of telling the truth even when it is difficult. This will save you a lot of heartache and misery in life.
  • 13. 11. Be a regular reader. Becoming a good reader takes practice. The more you read and are read to, the better you get. Reading has numerous benefits. It builds one’s vocabulary, expands the imagination, and rekindles creativity. Make reading a routine! 12. Be punctual. Arriving on time is important to one’s success. People always notice when you are late. It is an indicator of whether you mean what you say and can be trusted. Do not introduce doubt about this into people’s minds by showing up later than expected. Create the habit of being punctual now and you won’t have to worry.
  • 14. 13. Respect authority. Failure to respect those in authority positions can lead to all kinds of problems in life. It doesn’t matter whether it is your boss, a senior, or a teacher. People in authority have a job to do and often worked hard to get into the position they are in. They deserve to be treated with proper manners and reverence. Learning to say, “Yes ma’am” and “Yes sir” will get you noticed in a positive way.
  • 15. Ways to develop good habits 1) Repetition – Habits can be healthy or unhealthy. Through repeti- tion, you can replace your bad habits with good habits. 2) Prepare a to-do list everyday – Preparing a to-do list gives us clarity in mind regarding what our tasks for the day are. It eventually helps us become punctual and organized too.
  • 16. 3) Build your habits into a routine – Find ways to build your new habit into your routine. Block out a regular time for it in your schedule, so that you can give your positive habit your full attention. 4) Develop Self- Discipline – Self-Control over your thoughts and actions and discipline in executing it can surely help develop and sustain good habits.
  • 17. 5) Start Simple – Don’t try to completely change your life in one day. It is easy to get over- motivated and take on too much. If you wanted to study two hours a day, first make the habit to go for thirty minutes and build on that. 6) Remove Temptation – Restructure your environment so that it won’t tempt you in the first thirty days. Remove junk food from your house, cancel your cable subscription, throw out the cigarettes so you won’t need to struggle with willpower later.
  • 18. Five habits you must quit to be happy Happiness is a choice that can accompany you during the whole “journey” and depends entirely and only on you. You can experience happiness every second of every day! But sometime we have “bad” attitude or “bad” habits that can hinder our joy of life, so, let’s just get rid of them today. 1) Avoid negative self-talk and self-doubt. Thought is a very powerful tool that we have and it can be used both in constructive or very destructive ways. The only person who hears your self talk all day long is you, as well as the only person who has control over it – is you, as well! So, don’t fight negative thoughts, just replace them with positive ones!
  • 19. 2) Start taking small steps to accomplish your goal. Your goal or “dream” might look extremely big and almost unattainable, but if you break it up on small or even “tiny” tasks it will be easier to start moving into the direction of accomplishment of your vision. And with the time, all this little steps that you’ve already made will lead to the big and great change of your life and therefore, to your happiness!
  • 20. 3) Stop criticizing other people. Often, we are tempted to notice and word other people’s imperfections, especially when these people aren’t present. But one important thing to understand is that when you criticize others you accumulate negative energy inside your own heart, which can attract negativity into your life. Let’s just focus on our own growth and improvement of our own life, so that we just won’t have time to notice what’s wrong with other people’s lives. You will notice
  • 21. 4) Quit comparing yourself to others and quit trying to be someone other than yourself. Media and television try to impose “almost unattainable” images to us and make us follow standards that they find attractive. But it’s impossible to make all people look and be “certain way”, and it would be extremely boring to live in the world where everybody would be exactly the same. Your power is in being yourself, because there is only one you in the whole wide world! Somebody will always be taller, smarter, prettier,
  • 22. 5) Stop taking everything you have for granted and start being thankful instead! Life’s happiness can increase dramatically with the help of gratitude! It’s one of the true secrets of a happy life. Try to do this simple exercise: when you wake up every morning, try to feel thankful for 3 different things in your life. It can be random, small or big thing and you don’t even need to say it with words, the key is to feel gratitude inside. (If you are more comfortable when you “thank out loud”, do it!). When you do this “exercise” every morning,
  • 23. What is grooming? • Personal grooming refers to the art of cleaning and maintaining parts of one's body. – Definition. • Grooming is the process of making yourself neat and attractive. It is the things which you do to make yourself and your appearance tidy and pleasant. • Good Grooming is commonly used to refer to a person's appearance. It is made up of personal hygiene, tidy hair, appropriate dressing for an occasion. • Grooming helps improve our appearance and mental well being.
  • 24. • Personal Grooming habits involve all the aspects of your body: a)Overall cleanliness of your hair. b)Overall cleanliness of your nails. c) Overall cleanliness of your teeth. d)Clean and appropriate attire. e)Overall cleanliness of your legs. Personal grooming is a pretty significant part to personal hygiene. Personal grooming is the process of being clean or neat. It speaks volume about how you treat your body and how you treat your
  • 25. What are Good manners/etiquettes? ☺Good manners are a set of behaviors which mark someone as a civilized and cultured member of a society. Manners are usually taught from a very young age, with some people receiving additional training in etiquette, formal rules of conduct which apply to a variety of situations. ☺Courtesy, politeness or having good manners are all about respecting others and yourself. ☺If you show good manners everywhere you
  • 26. Good manners at home Being helpful to others in your home. Saying 'please' and 'thank you'. Sharing and not grabbing and keeping good things to yourself. Respecting other people's property and their rooms. Helping the family by doing your chores. Cleaning up after yourself.
  • 27. Good manners in college Saying good morning/afternoon if you are walking past any faculty member or staff member, whether they teach you or not. Asking if you can borrow something, not just taking. Returning things that you have borrowed. Waiting your turn before you speak. Saying 'excuse me,' rather than pushing past someone. Holding the door open for the person coming in, especially if he is carrying something.
  • 28. When you are out Respect other people. Be polite to others. Let an older person have your seat on buses, trains and trams if there is nowhere for them to sit. Queue up quietly and don't push. Put your rubbish into bins, don't leave it for someone else to clean up. Have fun but don't be so loud that you attract the wrong kind of attention. Respect property. Don't make fun of anyone - everyone has feelings.
  • 29. Basic Dinning etiquettes »Always wash your hands before coming to the table. »Don't chew with your mouth open. It's an obvious rule, but one that's easy to forget when you're enjoying a delicious meal.
  • 30. »Say "excuse me" whenever you need to leave the table. »Ask for someone to pass you a dish or a seasoning. Never reach across a dish or someone else's plate to reach something; instead, politely ask the person sitting next to you to "please pass the sauce.“ »Don't put your elbows on the table when you're eating. »Do not speak with food in your mouth. »Turn your head away from the table and put
  • 31. Fork and Knife Holding Fork and Knife Using Fork and Knife
  • 32. I’m resting – I’m through I am resting Fork and Knife and Napkin
  • 34. POINTS TO REMEMBER ᴥ Good manners will never go out of style. They can only help you. ᴥ Start your day with positivity about your day's agenda. Treat everyone you come across as you wish to be treated. Smiles are contagious. ᴥ If you are receiving an award, shake the hand of the bestower. ᴥ Control your temper all the time. When you seem to be very mad at someone, just stay calm and lower down your voice if you want to say something. ᴥ If you are in college, do what you're there to do - learn & study. Pay attention in class. Do your homework. Treat your teachers as you wish to be treated. They are there to educate you and help you create a better future for yourself. ᴥ Start showing your manners with your parents. They'll be overjoyed that their children are speaking to them with respect, for respect shows that you have good manners.
  • 35. Recourses/References • www.teachingvalues.com/principlesummary.html • www.navran.com/article-values-morals-ethics.html • www.thefreedictionary.com/moral+principle • www.slideshare.com • www.powershow.com