It is common for teachers to get angry with students, but not all teachers do. Teachers may be angry for various reasons. Let's analyze the possible reasons. First of all, the work pressure of teachers is very great. Teachers need to face many tasks, such as preparing lessons, attending classes, correcting homework, attending meetings and so on. At the same time, teachers also need to deal with students' problems, such as study, behavior, family and so on. These tasks and problems are very heavy and complicated for teachers. If teachers don't have enough psychological endurance and coping ability, they will easily lose control and get angry with students. Secondly, teachers may encounter some thorny student problems. Some students may misbehave, have poor academic performance, and miss classes. These problems may make teachers feel very headache and weak. If teachers do not have enough educational experience and skills, it will be difficult to effectively solve these problems. At this time, the teacher may express his dissatisfaction and anger by getting angry. Thirdly, teachers may be influenced by some external factors. For example, some parents may put pressure on teachers to give more attention and guidance to their children. These pressures may make teachers feel very depressed and helpless, and thus get angry with students. Fourth, teachers may have personal mood swings. Teachers are human beings, and sometimes they have mood swings. If the teacher meets the students' problems when they are depressed or anxious, it is easy to get angry. Finally, the reason why teachers are angry with students may also be related to educational concepts and methods. Some teachers may think that anger is an effective way of education, which can make students obey and obey the rules. Although this kind of education may sometimes play a certain role, excessive use will have a negative impact on students' mental health. In a word, it is a complex problem for teachers to get angry with students, which needs to be analyzed and solved from many aspects. Education departments and schools should provide more mental health training and support to help teachers improve their ability to cope with problems and psychological endurance. At the same time, teachers should also reflect on their own educational methods and ideas, try to avoid getting angry with students and find more effective educational methods to help students grow up.