1. Calm down first: Teachers need to calm down first, and don't lose their temper or take provocative actions easily to avoid further deterioration.
2. Guide students in good faith: Teachers can explain and guide students in good faith in an equal and respectful tone, so that students can understand their misconduct and remind students how to express their opinions.
3. Communication and solution: Teachers should communicate with students, understand students' considerations and ideas, and actively seek solutions. If necessary, the teacher can bring the problem back to the class for collective negotiation.
4. Seek the support of parents and authorities: If students' behavior is too intense or needs further treatment, teachers can communicate with parents and authorities of the school to seek support and maintain the order of education and teaching. In short, when there is a conflict between students and teachers, teachers should guide students calmly, affably and respectfully, maintain the order of education and teaching, and communicate and negotiate with students, parents and competent departments in various ways to seek the best solution.