What should I do if I am discriminated against by my teacher?

Many people will encounter various forms of discrimination when they grow up, including teachers' discrimination against students. Although everyone's experience is different, I can share my experience with you.

Teachers' prejudice

Although I have always been a serious student, some teachers are biased against me and even give me unfair evaluation and treatment. This has brought me great trouble and frustration.

Discrimination is not my fault.

I gradually understand that discrimination is not my fault. The teacher's evaluation of me is inaccurate, but their subjective judgment leads to their prejudice against me. I began to realize that my ability and value should not be determined by other people's prejudice.

Seek justice

I learned to persist and seek justice. I communicated with my parents, other teachers and school management and expressed my thoughts and feelings to them. Through the communication with them, I got more support and understanding, and also changed the attitude of some teachers towards me.

Keep trying.

I proved my ability through my own efforts. Although I have encountered discrimination, I don't want it to be an obstacle to my progress. I continued to study hard, got good grades and participated in various extracurricular activities. This shows my true value and has won me more opportunities and recognition.

Overcome discrimination

Being discriminated against by teachers is an unfortunate experience, but it can't determine our future. It is important to maintain self-confidence and persist in the pursuit of justice. By seeking support, studying hard and actively displaying our values, we can overcome discrimination and succeed.