1. Establish a good teacher-student relationship: a teacher should be someone that students trust and are willing to communicate with. Teachers can do this to make students more willing to express their feelings and ideas, thus helping them to deal with problems more effectively.

2. Teach them the skills of positive thinking: teach them how to look at problems and challenges in a positive way. Encourage them to think about successful solutions, rather than make them feel desperate.

3. Promote health: let students know the importance of good nutrition and adequate rest. We should also let them know how to do proper physical exercise to keep healthy and energetic.

4. Cultivate good psychological habits: This includes calmness, self-control and resisting the negative effects of social media. Students should learn how to deal with pressure and frustration, and how to keep calm when dealing with problems.

5. Educate with games: Games are an interesting way to help students absorb knowledge easily. Educational games can make students learn thinking skills with a smile and try to practice these skills in the game.

6. Encourage students to seek psychotherapy: If students have serious psychological or emotional problems, they should be encouraged to seek psychotherapy. Schools can provide students with psychological counseling and treatment plans to help them deal with problems.