1. Communicate with children: First of all, you need to have in-depth communication with children to understand their situation at school. Ask them if they have tried to solve this problem and their troubles and feelings. This will help you better understand your children's situation and provide them with more targeted suggestions.
2. Educate children to learn to protect themselves: educate children to learn to protect themselves when facing the noise at the same table. Tell them that they can try to express their feelings in words, and tell their deskmates that their behavior makes them unable to concentrate on class. At the same time, children should be educated to remain calm and avoid conflicts with their deskmates because of emotional excitement.
3. Seek the help of the teacher: If the child has tried to communicate with the deskmate, but the problem has not been solved, you can encourage the child to reflect this problem to the teacher. The teacher may take measures to adjust the seating arrangement or remind students to keep quiet in class.
4. Cultivate children's patience and tolerance: educate children to learn to be tolerant and understand others. Sometimes, the noise at the same table may be caused by your own problems or pressure. Let children learn to empathize and understand the plight of others, so that they will be more mature and rational when facing similar problems.
5. Improve children's self-confidence: Encourage children to believe that they have the ability to solve problems. When they encounter difficulties, let them know that their parents will always support them and help them tide over the difficulties. This can help children build self-confidence and better cope with the challenges in life.