What does it take to be a good citizen in your community?

At the most basic level, people must comply with the law. Good citizens pay taxes. A good citizen obviously does not violate the law in a big way like stealing or murder. But truly outstanding citizens do not violate the law in a few ways that hurt the community, such as dumping oil into rainwater drain pipes.

In the second stage, good citizens participate in their government. They have to vote at least regularly. If possible, they also express their views on important public issues.

Finally, truly excellent citizens work hard to improve their community. They are applying in a good way for the community. They can help children's schools, or they can participate in church activities for the improvement of charitable organizations and local communities

In these respects, good citizens will comply with the law and participate in improving their community.

In my opinion, good citizens should satisfy social acceptance norms. These norms should be seen from other macro and micro aspects of existing legal, cultural, political, environmental, and social existence.

For example, governments around the world think that good citizens are those who pay taxes, observe laws, support and participate in the development of the community. On the environmental front, good citizens are citizens who protect the environment and prevent all activities from harming the environment. In the social aspect, good citizens will help those in trouble and build good relationships with the people around them.

Being a good citizen is an important part of being respected. Being a good citizen means caring for others or your community. To take care of others is that you are not selfish to help you. To be a good citizen means not only helping old ladies cross the road, but also helping to save animal protection facilities and other things. Citizenship is often not exercised, but it is very important. When I attended school, I was able to help my teacher clean up and not disturb them. Helping kindergarten work will make me a good citizen. At home, I can do more housework and I can take my sister to the park to give my mother more free time. For my community, I can pick up garbage on the beach.

I am a good citizen in the classroom and I will help him when I need it. I was asked but when I was not asked, I can help. Being a good citizen in the classroom is to finish your work on time and do your best. To show good citizenship in the community is to choose garbage, volunteers, or nanny for people. I am a good citizen of the area and are providing food and clothing to the poor. I listen to what my parents say, and become a good citizen at home. I can do more chores and earn less money. I will have lunch with my brothers and sisters helping my parents. And by doing what I was told to do, I can be a good citizen at home. All these examples are ways to show citizenship in the world.

Discuss with your consultant what it means to be a local citizen and what it means to be a good local citizen. Discuss the rights, obligations, and citizenship obligations and explain ways to prove excellent citizenship in communities, Scout troops, places of worship, or school. With the consent of the counselor and guardian, appreciate the movie and explain how the individual or individual group actively acts in the community. Discuss with you counselor and what you learned from the movie become a valuable and focused member of the community