Orderliness

Orderliness is the quality of being organized and appreciating better arrangements and behaviors.

Being orderly means being well-behaved and peaceful and following established procedures in all aspects of your life, including school, home, church, mosque, and work. Or orderliness refers to a personality trait that involves the organization of things in an orderly manner.

There are many examples of orderliness within society.

1. Listening skills
2. Driving skills
3. Decorum
4. Queuing cultures

• Listening skills This is the ability to listen attentively and carefully. A person who is organized has excellent listening skills. To do this effectively, one must be a good listener. Listening for meaning is the key to this. This is a way to increase material understanding.

To listen well in school, a person must use the following strategies: These are required for him or her to listen well in school.

1. Keep eye contact with your teacher. Eye contact helps you stay focused on the subject and engages you in the lesson.
2. You should not interrupt the teacher when he/she is teaching.
3. Avoid distractions and sit still. Don’t let your mind wander or get distracted by someone shuffling papers around you. If the classroom is too cold or hot, you should try to fix it as soon as possible.
4. Keep active in class by following the instructions and asking questions after the teacher is done talking. What does this lesson have in common with the lessons I’ve just completed? How does this lesson get organized?
5. Listening is a mental challenge. This will allow you to concentrate on the speaker’s words and then process them into notes.
6. Avoid emotional involvement and focus on the content, not the delivery. When you become too emotionally involved in listening, it is more likely that you will hear what you want rather than what is being taught. Keep your eyes open and be objective. Don’t count how often the teacher has removed a threat within 15 minutes.
7. Use the gap between your speech and thought rates to learn from the teacher. You can think faster than the teacher can talk. Keep your mind occupied and focused on the message.

Barriers to Listening

• Bias or prejudice
• Accents or language differences
• Noise
• Fear, worry, and anger are the worst forms of anxiety.
• My attention span is too short.
• Stress
• Driving Skills: The ability to drive safely and avoid accidents. This includes operating, controlling, and moving a vehicle, such as a car, truck, or bus. These tips will help you drive safely and improve your driving skills.

1. Slow down and be careful.
2. You can accelerate and brake easily.
3. Make sure to inspect your vehicle’s tires.
4. Take care of your vehicle. Maintain proper engine turning to keep it running efficiently.                                   
5. Do not overload the trunk or roof rack with luggage.
6. When driving at high speeds, close your windows. Don’t leave the windows open for more than 50 miles an hour.
7. To avoid an accident, pay attention to the road conditions, signs, and drivers around you.

• Etiquette is the ability to do things correctly. Decorum refers to proper behavior, speech, and dress. Etiquette can be described as politeness, orderliness, dignity, and respect.
• Queuing culture is the art of waiting in line to get something done or do something. Queue up to submit your assignment, ride in a taxi or bus, purchase petrol, and for school devotion. Queuing culture encourages orderliness and ensures that first-come, first-served service is maintained. Queuing culture, in other words, is a culture that encourages order by waiting patiently for one’s turn.

Orderliness in society

1. Setting a good example for others: A person who is orderly at all times sets a good example for those around him/her.
2. People around you: This is a way to teach people how to work together.
3. Attention: A person who is organized at all times will be more careful at work, at home, at church, at the mosque, and at home.
4. Correction: A person who is polite and orderly at all times can correct others, especially young ones, when they make mistakes or fail to complete an assignment.

Ways to show orderliness in society

• Joining queues
• Follow due process
• In public places/decorum, orderly behavior
• Peaceful coexistence
• Tolerance
• Respect traffic regulations
• Obey the constituted authorities
• Exam malpractices must be dealt with in a professional manner
• Peaceful conducting of examinations

10) Attentiveness in interpersonal/intergroup communication

11) Avoidance of nepotism/favoritism

12 Peaceful electoral campaign or other forms.

13) Not taking the law into one’s hands/jungle justice

14) Respecting other people’s views/rights

15) Reporting crimes in society

16) Displaying discipline in public and private conduct