2. Cultivate communication skills: Educating children to learn to listen, express and understand other people's views and improve their communication skills will help to establish a good relationship with classmates.
3. Cultivate empathy: Educating children to care about others, respect others' feelings, and learn to think from others' perspective will help to enhance the friendship between classmates.
4. Learn to cooperate: encourage children to participate in team activities, learn to play their own advantages in the team, complete tasks with others, and cultivate teamwork spirit.
5. Conflict resolution: educate children to correctly handle contradictions and conflicts with classmates, learn to compromise and be modest, and avoid small things affecting friendship.
6. Cultivate self-confidence: Encourage children to establish self-confidence, believe that they have the ability to get along well with their classmates, and don't refuse to associate with others for fear of being rejected.
7. Pay attention to the needs of classmates: understand the interests, hobbies and difficulties of children and classmates, pay attention to their needs, provide timely help and enhance friendship.
8. Educate children to be tolerant: educate children to be tolerant of other people's mistakes and shortcomings, and don't have conflicts with classmates because of a little thing.
9. Encourage participation in group activities: Encourage children to participate in extracurricular activities, clubs and other group activities, broaden their circle of friends and make more friends.
10. Regular communication: keep regular communication with children, understand their interpersonal communication at school, find problems in time and give guidance.