How can a kindergarten teacher not get angry when he treats his students?

Being angry means punishing yourself for the mistakes of others, let alone punishing yourself for the mistakes of ignorant children. This is wrong. We must look at the characteristics of our industry objectively: they are lively young children. Children are children after all. They have limited cognitive abilities and poor self-control. It is normal to make small movements and talk. What the teacher has to do is not to get angry with them, but to guide and manage them to obey management and strengthen discipline. So be patient and use different methods to attract their attention and change their shortcomings. This process requires careful attention and anger. Try to think of more solutions when your child is unstable.