Students are a high incidence of inferiority complex because of their immature cognition. Inferiority will not only affect students' normal study and life, but also damage students' health and have adverse consequences for the whole family. Students with inferiority complex can't overcome their inferiority complex when facing their own problems, let alone face up to it and solve it, because they are not mature physically and psychologically. This requires the joint efforts of teachers, schools, students and families. So how to overcome students' inferiority complex?

First of all, teachers play an important role in students' study and life. A teacher's affirmation can make students regain their confidence. The traditional teacher-student relationship is authoritative. Under this relationship, teachers usually urge students to overcome their inferiority complex through strict education, but it is often counterproductive. In education, it is a serious mistake to make vicious comments on students who deviate from the right path. Because this kind of evaluation does not proceed from the essence of the problem, does not take care of students' self-esteem, does not encourage students with excessive inferiority to work hard, but will aggravate their cowardice. Students with excessive inferiority are timid and shy. They don't want to communicate with others, and their emotions accumulate in their hearts, which leads them to need teachers' active concern and positive evaluation. If teachers establish friendly relations with students through various behaviors and make students think that they are teachers' friends, this mentoring relationship can make students with excessive inferiority feel close and dependent, thus enhancing their self-confidence. With this relationship, teachers can walk into students' hearts, give them support when they are isolated, encourage them to make greater achievements, and help students overcome their inferiority complex. ?

Secondly, students with low self-esteem are mostly due to incomplete self-cognition, too subjective and low self-evaluation. Therefore, the evaluation of oneself is usually judged by the mainstream values of society. Schools, families and even society tend to learn from excellent students, which leads to their one-sided self-awareness and thus ignores their own bright spots. Therefore, it is necessary to guide students to discover their own advantages and let them understand that Excellence can be reflected in many aspects. It is an important link for students to overcome their inferiority complex by comprehensively and objectively evaluating themselves, finding their own advantages and regaining their confidence in life.