Is there a phenomenon that good students discriminate against poor students in schools?

Of course it exists, although there is no competition between them, because the grades of poor students can't be compared with those of good students. However, the performance of the two and their pursuit determine that there will definitely be some problems between them.

When I was in senior three, my teacher was the first in our class. She hates poor students very much, and often tells the teacher that XXX is not doing well, and XXX is doing things in class. I was deeply impressed by the fact that the king of pranks in our class used the projector in the class to show movies. Everyone in the class was watching a movie at that time. Then the seniors in our class went to class, turned off the movie and told us that the college entrance examination was coming. You did it anyway. But everyone was very upset, thinking that she just got good grades and it was no big deal. Later, Xueba reported to the teacher that his classmates were secretly showing movies. The teacher was very angry when he learned that, so he asked the students to run five laps in the playground.

In fact, we all know that good students need a better environment and atmosphere to study, while poor students need a more lively environment to play, which naturally affects their study. So good people will definitely discriminate against people with poor grades, unless the person with poor grades has a very good personality. Everyone's evaluation of him is not bad grades, but good character, and such people will also say that they have good aspects.

However, most poor students' learning attitude is not correct. If so, naturally good students will not like him.

The master once said that so many people don't know such a simple question. This is not a question of IQ, but a question of personality. They spend their days at school with their parents' money without thinking about simple things. This kind of person is simply unreasonable. This is the attitude of a good student to a poor student. In fact, many good students pretend to be indifferent on the surface, but in fact they still hate not studying.