Sometimes children are afraid of being praised by teachers and laughed at by classmates next time. What kind of psychology is it?

Because she is better, sometimes I am afraid that the teacher will praise me for the same reason as your daughter. In this case, tell your parents what to do. I think my parents are fine, so I don't care about my grades now. Of course, my grades are good. Therefore, if the child is strong, parents don't have to worry too much and don't put too much pressure on the child.

Parents should give their children an impression at home that you don't value her grades. Praise is still necessary when her grades are good, but it is enough to say something like "You are our pride". When you fail in the exam, you'd better look like you don't care and tell her, "Nothing, I haven't taken such an exam, just try." Anyway, tell her that grades are not important or important. The important thing is that she earned her grades bit by bit, so there is no need to doubt her ability. She should be full of confidence in what she has gained. In fact, she will get it back if she fails the exam once.

It is more important to guide children to pay attention to how to improve themselves, rather than being influenced by outside comments. Teaching her the future is a long way, and grades don't mean everything. How to be a respectable person with a clear conscience is more important. It is more effective to teach her these truths by letting her read some books than what her parents say!

This is my suggestion, I hope your children can grow up happily! I'm sure she's also happy to have reasonable parents like you! !