♀? A calm response
When encountering discrimination, anger and sadness are normal, but calmness is the first step to solve the problem. Keep a calm mind and don't let emotions affect your judgment.
search one's heart
See if your words and deeds or other factors have caused discrimination. If so, try to improve it.
ask for help
Talk to friends, relatives and counselors. They may give you good advice. When necessary, report the situation to the school management.
preserve physical evidence
If you feel that you have been treated unfairly, remember to record the story and details and provide you with evidence when necessary.
Communicate with the teacher
Find a suitable time and communicate frankly with the teacher. Stay calm and respectful, and try to speak with facts.
Upward reflection
If you can't communicate with the teacher, contact the school management or the education department to let them know your predicament.
Participate in extracurricular activities
If the school environment is not good, participating in extracurricular activities is a good way to expand social interaction and enhance self-confidence.
♂? Psychological support
Discrimination may bring psychological trauma. If you feel troubled, you might as well seek the help of a psychological counselor.