- The 10 Commandments
- Master's Decalogue
- Decalogue of the lawyer
- Decalogue of food
- Decalogue of caring for the environment
- Decalogue of school sports
- References
A decalogue is a text that contains ten phrases, expressions or sentences, with the main rules and norms that must be followed for the proper exercise of an activity or profession. The term decalogue comes from the Greek "deka", which is the number ten, and "logo" which refers to an expression or word.
According to the Bible, the 10 Commandments that God gave to Moses while on Mount Sinai are the decalogue of greatest importance to history. However, other examples of decalogues have been written for different areas, in order to provide the elementary principles and values that guide the practice of a profession or other activities.
The 10 Commandments
1-You will love God above all things.
2-You will not take God's name in vain.
3-You will sanctify the holidays.
4-You will honor your father and your mother.
5-You will not kill.
6-You will not commit impure acts.
7-You will not steal.
8-You will not give false testimonies or lie.
9-You will not consent to impure thoughts or desires.
10-You will not covet the goods of others.
Master's Decalogue
1-Love all your students, in the same way as your children.
2-Respect your students so that they value you.
3-Listen to their stories so that they attend you in class.
4-Help unconditionally and you will get their admiration.
5-Tolerate their defects and they will forgive your mistakes.
6-Involve them in your activities and you will learn from their experiences.
7-Evaluate the abilities of each one and will build their learning.
8-Be interested in their needs and they will listen to your advice.
9-Give your students your knowledge and experiences and you will leave a mark on their hearts.
10-Develop the integral personality of your students, with social conscience and you will form individuals for life.
Decalogue of the lawyer
1-Update your knowledge and you will be a better professional every day.
2-Analyze the laws and precepts of law and expand your points of view.
3-Persevere, insist on the right; But if law and justice confront each other, make up your mind for justice.
4-Be responsible with your commitments, that implies being at the full order of justice.
5-Tolerate the sincerity of others in the same way that you would like them to accept yours.
6-Be patient, give each procedure the necessary time, the fast does not always go well.
7-Have faith, trust the law as the best tool for coexistence; in justice, for being its main purpose; in the peace that is synonymous with justice; and above all, it trusts in freedom, because without it there would be no law, justice, or peace.
8-Forget, conflicts at the end of a process , so that your soul does not fill with resentment , since each case represents a battle with triumphs and failures.
9-Love the law, so that the law becomes the profession, that tomorrow you proudly recommend to all those who ask you for advice on which career to choose.
10-Be loyal, with your client, who you should support unless they prove they don't deserve it. On the contrary, regardless of whether it is unfair to you. With the judge, who does not know the facts and must believe your arguments; and with the right, so that they always trust what you promulgate.
Decalogue of food
1-Teach your children from a young age to eat all foods and they will always eat them.
2-Prepare a Mediterranean-style menu: includes various vegetables, such as fruits, vegetables, vegetables, legumes. Also some cereals, like pasta, rice, bread. Good portions of poultry and fish and little red meat.
3-Distribute the meals in 5 moments. Breakfast, snack, lunch, snack and light dinner.
4-Sit down all at the table. To share with the family and teach how to eat with the example of parents. Eat slowly, chew your food well, not drink a lot of fluids, and learn good table habits.
5-Make the first meal, breakfast is very important to have energy and prepare to study, work or do physical activity, it should include proteins, dairy products, carbohydrates, cereals, fruits.
6-Fruits, vegetables and vegetables should be consumed daily. Fruits preferably whole.
7-Drink enough water as it is necessary to hydrate your body and healthier than drinking soft drinks, juices or shakes.
8-Prefer foods cooked on the grill, in the oven, steamed. Avoid fried foods. Season with little salt and olive oil.
9-Do not force children to eat and let them decide how much they want. Do not use food as a punishment or reward either.
10-Physical activity is very important, practicing sports, walking, riding bicycles, at least one hour a day and 5 days a week.
Decalogue of caring for the environment
1-Save electricity
2-Take care of the water, give it good use and do not contaminate it.
3-Reuse most of the materials can be used for another use.
4-Recycle, glass, aluminum, paper.
5-Use alternative means of transport, which do not consume fossil fuel. Like bikes, skateboards.
6-Reduce garbage and classify it places the containers for each type of waste.
7-Take care of nature, work to conserve natural spaces.
8-Plant trees, so that they clean the air and be free of contamination.
9-Consume clean energy from media such as solar cells or windmills.
10-Do not burn the garbage, do not cut the trees.
Decalogue of school sports
1-Children must compete to share and train, not to amuse those present.
2-Encourage athletes at all times, it is important that all team members participate.
3-Do not reprimand them for their faults, they are experimenting! Sport forges people for life.
4-Show respect for all participants (Athletes, coaches, referees and public).
5-Let the athlete play freely, do not stop them in their initiatives.
6-Respect the decisions of the referees and encourage everyone to do so.
7-Refute any form of violence or incorrect behavior, fair play exalts.
8-The important thing is personal and collective improvement, not the result.
9-Rivals are not enemies, but contenders during the competition. The contrary must be honored.
10-As a leader, be a model for young people, they learn from their behavior, at the end of the matches greet the opponents and the judges.
References
- Cavalié, F. (2013). Environmental decalogue. The world of navita. Recovered from: elmundodenavita.blogspot.com
- DeBower, C. and DeBower (1990). A Decalogue for Teaching Mathematics, Issue 309. Bloomington, Phi Delta Kappa Educational Foundation.
- Decalogue of the Lawyer, University of Chihuahua. Recovered from: fd.uach.mx
- Decalogue of the school athlete. Recovered from: sobrarbe.com
- Decalogue of the teacher. Recovered from: discoveryedumx.wordpress.com