Such students are taciturn. They never talk or even avoid talking about their parents, and keep this secret from anyone. Some of these students have beautiful and lofty ideals, and some even want to change their environment for a while, but they can't let their ideals develop smoothly because of their inferiority complex.

Inferiority affects imagination and creativity, and I dare not raise my hand to answer questions in class. Even if the teacher calls their names, they are afraid that other students will laugh at themselves and dare not answer loudly.

2. feel lonely.

Single-parent children, especially those who follow their father or live in a reorganized family, are restricted in family communication because of their father's carelessness or estrangement from their stepmother. They feel that they are redundant in the family, and naturally feel lonely, shy and inferior, unwilling to associate with their classmates and live in a lonely castle all day. The academic performance of such students is often at the lower and middle level.

3. Do things in your own way.

Its main manifestations are undisciplined discipline, doing whatever you want, poor self-control, indifference to the collective, self-centeredness, no parents, no classmates, no teachers and no others. Over time, I have developed the psychological characteristics of not accepting the sky and the ground. Often late, absent from class, lying, ignoring teachers' criticism, not obeying school rules and regulations, and having poor academic performance.

I doubt everything.

They are skeptical about everything, unwilling to trust anyone, insensitive to teachers' praise and criticism, and regard the concern of step-parents as a bad thing and think that they are harming themselves. No sense of collective honor, no participation in public welfare activities. Learning procrastination, lack of self-motivation, poor academic performance.

5. Serious treason.

This kind of students study hard, and their grades are above average, but their young hearts have already been burdened by their families. They feel rejected by their parents and are ashamed of the breakdown of their families. This kind of students are very rebellious, do not obey the teacher's education, and often oppose the teacher. They sometimes vent their dissatisfaction with their parents on their classmates, bully them and make trouble.

Sometimes, in order to vent their inner depression, they deliberately violate school discipline to attract the attention of teachers and seek temporary psychological satisfaction. They rarely consider the consequences, are easily tempted by the outside world, have a weak legal concept, and are easy to embark on the road of crime.