If there are frequent comparisons between students, teachers should give them positive guidance. Let the students know that at this time, if you really want to compare, you must learn through comparison, and you don't need to compare anything except learning. When I was a student, almost all the money was spent by my parents, which means that my students in my student days had no independent economic ability at all. In this case, if compared, it is actually mom and dad's money. Generally speaking, at this time, all the students come from their parents, which makes no sense.

Don't compare it with mom and dad's money. If students make corresponding achievements through their own efforts, then the comparison at this time is really meaningful, which will arouse everyone's competitive psychology and make everyone work hard. But if everyone's comparison is to do some blind comparison with mom and dad's money, then this trend of comparison will be stopped in time. If the wind of comparison is allowed to spread, then everyone's future thoughts are likely to be above these comparisons.

What a teacher should do is to prevent this phenomenon as much as possible. Once there is a sign of comparison in the class, it is necessary to nip this sign in the cradle, and the teacher can also remind parents. In fact, there is no need to buy some expensive clothes or shoes for children, which may make children pay too much attention to their appearance rather than their grades during school. If teachers educate parents in this way, then parents will know that children should not be allowed to keep up with the joneses.

Besides these, teachers can also guide children. If you really want to keep up with your neighbors, you should keep up with them. Only the comparison is the most correct phenomenon in the school. And in the process of comparison, everyone's grades will improve and everyone will become a very good person. These are all very positive effects.