Student Role

A student is a learner, or someone who attends an educational institution. In its widest use, student is used for anyone who is learning. It is important that every student, whether they are in elementary school ,high school or college; be aware of the basics of being a good student.

Today’s students are tomorrow’s leaders. The qualities of the student are of great impact to determine the student's bright future and career. Attitude, Academic skills, Ability, Perceptiveness, Self-Discipline, Analyzing are the most important feature of the student.

A good student is one who obeys the laid down rules and regulations of the school. A good student is always punctual and exhibit positive attitudes such as humility, honesty, respectfulness, determination, doggedness and discipline. He must be well dressed at all times because she will be addressed the way she dressed. A good student is confident and focused on the future.

A good student is one who always looks back and remembers the kind of home he is coming from and focuses on that which he has been sent to do in school, which is basically to learn and study . Also, he listens attentively to his teachers when it’s time to impact knowledge and he gives due respect to people in authority. A good student must always be punctual, appear neat, obedient and polite.

compassion, courtesy, cooperation, responsibility, fairness, tolerance, self-control, courage, knowledge, citizenship, perseverance, helpfulness, honesty,and respectfulness (toward self, others, authority, property and the environment) are the most important role of the students. That should be candled to them  by their facilitator only.

The role of student in a society entails various things.  
Firstly, to concentrate on studies so that they develop into well-educated individuals that make significant contributions to the society in the future.

Secondly, to act as responsible adolescents. This means to steer clear of any unlawful activities. It also involves not damaging the society and avoiding acts of vandalism. Students should try and refrain themselves from all such activities for their benefit as well as the society's.

Thirdly, to do what they can to protect their environment and society. Students should avoid littering places and should try to invest a few hours into community services if possible.

And then, to pass on whatever knowledge they have to others. This can take on many forms ranging from helping your siblings to creating awareness about environmental issues such as global warming.

Students should also behave respectfully to the elders of the society and take care of their needs.