Cognitive error
Parents should not reprimand and abuse, but calmly explain to their children why this thing is wrong and what the consequences will be.
Help children make up for their mistakes.
If a child makes a mistake, you can't just tell him that it is wrong, but let the child take responsibility for it. Take the child to make up for his mistakes.
Understand children
Adults need to sympathize with children when they make mistakes. Tell your child: "I know how you feel", and let the child know that family and teachers are their own dependence.
Learn to trust children.
When children make mistakes or have incorrect behaviors, we should start from the root of the incident, find out the reasons for the wrong behaviors, help children realize the seriousness and wrongness of their behaviors, and let them learn to correct them.
Mistakes are great opportunities for learning.
Think of mistakes as opportunities for learning. We should respond to children's mistakes with kindness and sympathy, and use heuristic questions to help children explore the consequences of mistakes when appropriate.