What if children don't respect others at school?

It is very right to be an aunt to children. Indeed, if your child shows disrespect to teachers or classmates at school, parents must educate and guide their children about what is right, what is wrong, what can be done and what can't be done. Giving children the ability to distinguish right from wrong is helpful to their growth.

First of all, let your children respect teachers and classmates. Parents are their children's first teachers, so they should consciously educate their children and respect others when they are just sensible. Tell children to be polite to others, greet their elders actively, don't make fun of others' shortcomings, and don't do things that harm others and benefit themselves. Let the children form such a consciousness in their young minds, and then they will do as their parents say when they go to school, and will not do anything out of line.

Secondly, educate children to get along well with teachers and classmates. Because each of us does not exist independently, we all live in a group. Whether at home or at school, we should get along with others in a peaceful and friendly way. Learn to tolerate and understand others, tell your children that you treat others with tolerance, and others will treat you with tolerance, which will build better interpersonal relationships.

Third, when children show disrespect for others, they must not condone it. That is, when a child makes a mistake, you must let him know that what you have done is wrong and should be punished. You should apologize to the other party at the first time and admit your mistake. At the same time, we should be aware of the seriousness of the problem and know the harm that our words and deeds bring to others. We should try our best to make up for these bad influences and seek each other's understanding.

In short, it is the responsibility of parents to educate their children well. We should have this kind of consciousness from an early age, educate and guide our children slowly, and train them to be polite and quality people and grow in the right direction.