时间观念作文精品六篇

不知道为什么，快考试了同学们依然没有时间观念，不懂得利用时间好好学习，今晚晚自修，同学们很活跃热血沸腾，一晚上叽叽喳喳的都在讲话，真不让人学习了。

自修二的时候，没有科任老师来，只有我们在自习。呵！怎么叫自习呢？几乎全班人都在聊天讲话！想说一下她们，可惜我没有发言权。在全班人聊得不亦乐乎的时候，副校长从后门走进了教室 ，一下子同学们知觉地往后看，在惊讶的时候，副校长缴了3个人的手机，正是班长那一桌的。我心里想，班长不管好班级，反而坐起了坏榜样，还快考试了。真的是一点时间观念都没有，我们班没救了。副校长把我们数落一般就走了。我看明天班长他们肯定没有好果子吃。后面的两节课就安静了. 我继续看我的书，备考。

美国社会由于竞争激烈，充满了运动和变化，人们始终处于奔忙之中，结果也就养成了美国人的紧张时间观。“时间就是金钱”这句话是美国人对于时间的态度的最准确表达。美国人对于时间的珍视不仅仅因为他们认为时间是一种切实的事物，更重要的是他们认识到了时间的紧迫和缺乏。美国人相信，在时间的问题上可以充分反应出一个人的自身素质修养，以及他对于他人的尊重。所以，有一份详细的作息时间表，并严格的遵守它，是相当必要的。

所以我们强调做到准时，不仅仅是关乎到个人的日程安排，若你没有做到准时，反应出的是你对他人时间的不尊重。在学习生活中，除了准时上课外，更需要遵守的是各种学习任务的截止时间安排。美国学校的教学方式一般是老师安排给学生一项课题，然后会由学生几个人之间结成学习小组共同来进行。学习小组中的每个人都会负责不同的方面，如果你没有在规定的截止日期内完成你负责的那一部分，影响的就是整个小组的成绩，这也是很多美国学生不断在抱怨的一个问题。所以，做到准时是在美国学习和生活的一个最基本的要求。

今年三月二十二日至二十六日，学校组织我们到佛山市中小学德育基地进行了为期五天的军训。在这五天中，我收获不少，感受很深。

第一天，是我感觉到从学校生活转换到军训生活的难忘一天。我们穿上迷彩服，教官就安排我们做事。起初，我一头雾水，跟不上教官的要求。但是，从那一刻开始，我就认真地按教官说的去做，力求把每一件事都做好。

第二天，我渐渐地适应了军训的生活，早睡早起，做事利索，集合做到快、静、齐。训练也正式开始了，站军姿、齐步走、踏步走……虽然辛苦，但我们一个个都学得有板有眼。教官们整齐的步伐和响亮的口令声，令我暗暗佩服。训练过程中，还有水上活动——划船的安排，我们从辛苦的训练中得到了放松。晚上，观看了一部电影，我知道了军人要有铁的意志，铁的纪律。

第三天训练照常进行。上午我们有一节劳动课，本来我们想着好好体验一下劳动的乐趣，谁知天工不作美，竟然下了一场大雨。这场雨把泥土冲松了，也让我们的计划泡汤了。雨小了，我们带着惋惜的心情继续训练。晚上，在联欢晚会上我和其他同学表演了一个叫《少年拳》的节目，赢得了热烈的掌声和赞赏的目光。当然，其他的节目也都非常精彩，我也给予了热烈的掌声，让他们也感受一下成功的滋味。

第四天，是我们在基地过的最后一个完整的一天。上午，我们去了上科技课，做叶脉书签。我做了一个类似一朵花，其实是由三片树叶叠成的书签，不管别人对我这个书签说什么，我始终觉得它很漂亮。晚上，是我们把在这儿军训的四天里所憋在心里的话都说出来让大家分享一下的时候了。我们开展了一个四天军训交流分享会，我听了同学们的心里话，非常感动，因为这四天的军训的确让我们学会了许多，知道了许多。

第五天，想到军训快结束，我们可以回校，可以见到爸爸妈妈了，心情既兴奋又有点依依不舍。上午训练过后，接着去照相，然后再去会操表演。下午，我们开展了一个闭营仪式，有叠被子、叠衣服的比赛，有领导、教官的发言，还评了优秀学员、优秀连队、星级宿舍。我想：尽管我们比赛没有拿到名次，没有评上优秀连队，也没有一个宿舍是星级宿舍，但我们也同样感到高兴、自豪，因为我们已经尽力了，我们学到了许多，得到了锻炼，并不一定要拿什么名誉才算成功了。

在这五天的军训中，我觉得我变得会更严格地要求自己，有了更强的时间观念……总之，综合起来就是四个字——我长大了。

[军训让我有了更强的时间观念作文

The importance of time is dependent on the different view points of peoples origin respectively culture. "Time is one of the fundamental bases on which all cultures rest and around which all activities revolve. Germans’ most important attitude towards time seems to be always punctual. Everything else than being right in time is an insult for the waiting person and a shame for the person who keeps waiting. Time is considered as very rare and expensive. Thats why time has to be well/perfectly organized. So punctuality is one fot the most important considerations in dealing with Germans. Offered by New Cam_Olym English Training School.

Before meeting with my friend Leticia from Honduras, Central America, I would ask her if she was arriving according to North American time or Latin American time. Smiling, she would answer, "A la hora Latina, of course." This meant that she would be late. The concept of time is very different for Latin Americans than for North Americans.

Life in the United States is fast-paced. There are fast food restaurants, overnight delivery services, shuttle services, instant cash machines, fast weight loss plans, and even instant minute rice. Avidly following such sayings as, "The early bird gets the worm," and, "First come, first served," North Americans even have their meals in an efficient manner. Microwaves help nuke their early breakfasts, noon lunches, and five-oclock dinners.

"Time is money" for big businesses. Everyone follows set agendas. Minutes are taken at meetings that are precisely scheduled. North Americans take pride in juggling busy work schedules and still finding time to spend with family and friends.

Latin Americans stroll leisurely through life. They amble past open-air restaurants, across shaded patios tucked behind walls of Bougainvillea. In the cafes, the service is slow but 6courteous. Outside on the streets, people walk by, not for weight purposes, but to get somewhere. Buses arrive and depart on their own schedule, sometimes sooner or later than their printed times. And if you miss the bus, wait. One will come along eventually. Mid-morning breakfasts are homemade. Lunch is around three in the afternoon and dinner could be anytime after the arranged time. No one follows a set agenda, but business is accomplished at a gradual and comfortable pace. Watches are not followed precisely, and one barely ever hears the question, "What time is it?"

This cultural difference has proven to be a problem for many North Americans visiting Latin American countries and vice versa. For example, this problem has escalated on the issue of adoption. While in Honduras the summer of 1989, I translated for couples from the United States who were looking for children to adopt from Central America. All legal procedures were transacted between a lawyer from the U.S. and a Honduran lawyer. Legal matters on the North American end were handled almost immediately. The Honduran lawyer, however, was considerably slower with field work and paper work and was unable to give definite dates or times for the completion of the adoption. This created a cultural barrier and added to the confusion of the situation.

Without understanding these cultural differences, one could eventually feel offended. Having lived for five years in the Dominican Republic, I am able to understand the two concepts of time but am torn between them. People in the United States, while accomplishing much, need to live less by the clock and stroll through more of their days. Although Latin America can sometimes be very frustrating and remind us that, indeed, patience is a virtue, one should slow down long enough to enjoy lifes simple pleasure. So whenever I am asked, "Why are you late?" I simply reply, "According to whose time?"

[写时间观念的英语作文

今天我们终于乘车来到香港，开始了香港研学的第一站——紫金广场。

首先我找了邱子豪请我十块钱买一瓶乌龙茶，然后我邀请我的好朋友陪我一起去看海浪，可是她并不喜欢看了皱着眉头说：＂不去了＂于是我失落的独自去看海浪。

此时我站在栅栏边上，手搭在上面，身体靠着栅栏，看着不断升起的海浪；看着在天上自由飞翔的海鸥；以及维多利亚海峡附近的货船；享受着海面吹来的风多么凉爽，多么清凉，多么柔软。

正当我看的得入迷的时候，一只手拍着我的肩膀＂好看吗，我也喜欢看浪。＂＂柱哥！＂我惊奇的喊道。

随后他给我讲了一些关于他小时候看浪的事情。我一边听一边看着海浪，我听得是那样入迷看得是那样沉醉。

过了许久，他走了，并跟我说要准时集合，我沉迷在看浪的世界中，并没有听见他说的那句话。

到了集合的时候，我依然痴痴看着这潮起潮浮的浪，忘记了时间也忘记了世界。过了一会儿，柱哥急匆匆地过来看见了我我，然后跑了过来，对我：＂说不是说好的准时集合吗？唉，就知道你在这儿，幸好没事。＂随后就把我领到车上，并批评了我。

这件事后我知道了，无论在做什么都要以集体利益为主，让个人利益服从集体利益，并且有着良好的时间概念。