The child is nine years old this year, and gradually finds that sometimes he is not tolerant of classmates he doesn't like, and often laughs at others in front of classmates. I have said it many times

The child is nine years old this year, and gradually finds that sometimes he is not tolerant of classmates he doesn't like, and often laughs at others in front of classmates. I have said it many times, but the effect is not good. I feel that movies may not be able to educate children. Does this have anything to do with normal education at home or school education? For example, will parents do something that affects children, and will teachers criticize students cynically? A child is like a mirror. What he reflects is what he usually sees and hears. You can try to change him slowly by making him feel the same way, and let him feel the uncomfortable feeling of being laughed at by others. Then tell him to learn to feel other people's feelings. Recommend a passage from Shawn Education Daily "Where is Dad Going?": If you are the village head. You can search that passage online and see if it helps you.