5A Lam Sze Chun

5A Pak Pui Sin

Topic: Responsibility

Good morning principal, teachers, and fellow students,

I am truly delighted to stand here in front of everyone to deliver

my speech. First, I want to ask you a question. Are you a
responsible student at school? What are your responsibilities?
Responsibility means control. It's the difference between leading and
being led. It means your own efforts control your behavior. You can
come to class and sit there, act bored, daydream, or sleep. Or, you
can actively listen, think, question, and take notes like someone
practicing their learning experience. You earn the glory or deserve
the blame, you make the choice. You may say you have the right to
decide what to do. However, you have the right but every right
comes responsibility!

In my view, I think there are many responsibilities of being a

student. First of all, a student should obey school rules as school
rules are very important to keep a school in order. Without school
rules, a school will be in chaos.

Second, a student has a responsibility to come to every class on

time and be prepared to listen, to participate, and to learn. Teachers
are not primarily responsible for reminding you to come to class on
time or making you understand. That is your job to be punctual and
to learn.

Third, a responsible student should do every bit of assigned

homework with proper attention and thought. This is your primary
duty to keep your study on track.

At last, a student should always be aware of what is happening in

school. You should concern about the change of your school in terms
of physical environment and school policy.
I hope that all of you can learn to be a responsible student. This is
the end of my presentation. Thank you very much for your attention.