Rich or poor, old or young, we all have problems. If we don't deal with our problems, we may be unhappy. We are worried that our problems will affect our performance in school. This will also affect the way we get along with our families. So how do we deal with our problems?

Learn to forget

Most of us may have been angry with our teachers, friends and parents. Maybe they said something you didn't like or you thought they were unfair. Sometimes, people will be angry about a problem for years. As time goes on, friendship may disappear. However, when we are angry, we are usually the affected people. Maybe we have seen children playing together. Sometimes they have different opinions and decide not to talk to each other, which usually doesn't last long. This is an important lesson for us: we can solve it by learning to forget.

See the problem as a challenge.

Many students often complain that sometimes they have too much homework to do at school, or think the school rules are too strict. We must learn to regard these problems as challenges. Education is an important part of our development. As young people, our responsibility is to try our best to meet every challenge in education with the help of teachers.

Think of something worse.

Compare yourself with others, and you will find that your problems are not so terrible. For example, think of stephen hawking, a very clever and capable scientist. He doesn't care about many physical problems. He can't walk or even talk, but he is very famous and successful. We may be very healthy and smart. Let's not worry about our problems. On the contrary, we must face the challenge.