"Don't bother other people" is an important idea. Don't be too loud, take your turn, put things back. Such actions help the people around you feel safe.
But if it stops there, something is missed. Shared spaces become more comfortable when each person tidies them up just a little.
From User to Tidier
Lining up classroom chairs. Putting tools back where the next person can grab them. Telling the teacher when there aren't enough handouts. Each is small and quiet, but it makes the place better.
Moving from someone who only follows what's said, to someone who thinks of the next person — that's a step deeper into being part of society.
Take a Small Role
You don't have to do everything yourself. Just find one small thing you can tidy up where you are.
Not bothering others is the foundation. Adding small actions that improve a place makes you more trustworthy in the eyes of others.
Take one place you used today and put it back so the next person can use it easily.
At Digital Kodomo BASE, we value not just following rules, but also actions that make a place a little better. Taking small roles is practice for connecting with society.