What should children do to form a gang?

When children form small groups in schools or social occasions, parents and educators can take the following measures:

1. Educational awareness: instill in children the values of cooperation, friendliness and respect for others. Emphasize the importance of unity, tolerance and equality, and make them understand that cliques are not positive behaviors.

2. Encourage communication: Encourage children to communicate with classmates with different backgrounds and hobbies and cultivate a wide circle of friendship. Help them understand that differences are colorful, not isolated reasons.

3. Promote cooperation: Encourage children to participate in team activities and emphasize the importance of teamwork. Through team activities, cultivate their sense of cooperation in the collective, thus reducing the behavior of cliques.

4. Listen to questions: understand the problems and challenges that children may face and make them feel understood and supported. Provide positive solutions to help them deal with emotional and interpersonal problems.

5. Standardize behavior: educate children about correct social behavior and conflict resolution methods. Let them know that violence and bullying are not the solution to problems, but an important way to live in peace with others.

6. Example: As role models for children, parents and educators should show positive social behavior and cooperative attitude. It is easier for children to learn and imitate the behavior of adults around them.

Through the above methods, we can help children to establish correct values and positive social habits, thus reducing the phenomenon of cliques and promoting a harmonious and friendly school and social environment. In addition to the above methods, you can also consider the following measures to help children avoid cliques:

7. Cultivate self-confidence: Encourage children to develop their hobbies and specialties and cultivate self-confidence. Confident children are more likely to integrate into the group and will not easily fall into the behavior of cliques.

8. Cultivate leadership: Help children develop good leadership skills so that they can guide and influence others in a positive way, rather than gain a sense of identity through exclusion and discrimination.

9. Advocate tolerance and respect: educate children to respect the differences of others and understand and tolerate different viewpoints and backgrounds. Cultivate children's empathy and kindness, and let them become friendly and modest people.

10. Home-school cooperation: Schools and families should form close cooperation and pay attention to children's social behavior and interaction. Find problems in time and provide support and guidance to ensure that children grow up in a positive environment.

1 1. Formulate appropriate social rules: Schools and families can formulate appropriate social rules to ensure that students understand and abide by these rules, thus creating a friendly and harmonious social atmosphere.

12. Encourage positive interaction: Encourage children to actively participate in group activities and social activities and cultivate their habit of making new friends. At the same time, give them positive feedback and recognition to enhance their social motivation.

The comprehensive application of these methods can help children to establish good values and social habits, promote positive social interaction, avoid the behavior of cliques, and let children grow and learn in a harmonious and friendly environment.