1. Language persuasion: This method is mainly used for persuasion, including explanation, report, conversation, discussion, debate, reading guidance, etc. These are all ways to make students understand and accept educational content through direct language communication.

2. Factual persuasion: This method is mainly based on actual facts, including interviews, interviews, surveys, etc. These are the ways for students to understand and accept educational content from facts through personal experience and observation.

3. Persuasion by example: This method is mainly to persuade by setting an example and using the behavior and deeds of the example. For example, the lofty image of revolutionary predecessors, the advanced deeds of heroes and model figures, and the moral behavior of teachers and parents can all be used as examples to persuade and educate students. It should be noted that the above methods are not isolated, but can be combined and supplemented with each other. In educational practice, we should flexibly use various methods according to the educational content and the actual situation of students in order to achieve the best educational effect.