Teacher, I am always afraid of raising my hand and making mistakes in class. My classmates laughed at me. Several students in our class are particularly fond of laughing. What should we do?

Phenomenon: I dare not raise my hand.

Cause analysis: Are you afraid of being laughed at by your classmates for saying something wrong?

Solution: Pull the joking classmates into the corner and beat them up, or scold them on the spot. If you can't fight, you have to fight, and if you scold, you have to scold. This method is not fundamental, but simply conveys your aura. I don't know. To take advantage of you is to make yourself feel bad.

Advice: People who laugh at you must be bullies, and truly upright people will not throw stones at others. If this goes on for a long time, according to people's innate inertia thinking, I'm afraid they will laugh at you as long as you do a little trick in the future, even if there is nothing wrong.

Why do you, Chairman Mao, say that political power comes from the inside of a gun? That is, you should have a reason not to be bullied by others.