Don't flinch when something happens.

Parents should tell their children to be brave and not to back down when something happens. There is a first time for everything. Don't deny what you haven't tried easily. Don't think you will fail. Give it a try, and you will have a 50% chance of success.

When the teacher asks questions in class, don't lower your head and mumble. Don't choose me. Raise your hand when you know the answer.

02

Don't complain about something.

People with high emotional intelligence don't haggle over every ounce, but have an inclusive and tolerant heart. Parents should teach their children to be tolerant, not complaining, not complaining, not criticizing or blaming others. Complaining and blaming others can't solve the problem. Calm down and think about the solution is the correct answer.

03

Do things fairly

The key to handling things and persuading others is fairness, not taking sides. Parents must let their children establish a sense of fairness, not "cheating" or "cheating" in playing games or studying, and be fair and just, so as to convince their friends.

04

Have your own opinions when you are in trouble.

Parents should cultivate their children's awareness of independent choice, let them have their own opinions and speak out their choices loudly.

When children are faced with choices, they should keep a clear head, don't follow others' advice, have their own thinking and judgment, and don't blindly follow others' suggestions.

05

Stand firm when in trouble

A firm stand is a solid pillar of a person's success. Parents should teach their children to stand firm in their correct position, and don't let other people's words and deeds affect their judgment.

06

Apologize for the mistake

Admitting a mistake is half corrected. Children are still young, and it is inevitable that they will make mistakes. As long as the child can recognize the mistake and correct it, it is a good thing to ensure that he will not make the same mistake again.

Parents should teach their children to apologize on their own initiative and tell them not to feel embarrassed and annoyed by apologizing. Apologizing for mistakes is an eternal truth.