Teacher's Growth Guide: How to Increase Patience with Students
Time:2025-11-18
Source:Artstep
Teachers face different children every day, whether they are well behaved, cute, or lively.
But there will always be some children who make us lose patience in communication, and a volcano is about to erupt in our hearts..
But as teachers, we must have enough patience with our children in order to help them solve related problems.
1. Encourage and praise children more, encouragement is giving them opportunities and also showing respect for them
We can praise children from multiple perspectives, for example: we are in an art institution, and besides praising them for drawing well, we can also praise them for their good handwriting and excellent interpersonal skills.
Bring relative confidence and strength to children, reduce their negative emotions.
This can fundamentally reduce the occurrence of intolerable behavior in children.
2. Concrete the problems you face
Step by step to solve the problem, be prepared to face it, and then solve it again, so as not to lose patience in the face of chaotic things.
When facing children, it's the same. Break down the problems that children are currently facing, understand why they are in this situation, and solve them step by step.
3. Be selfish
When facing situations that drive you crazy, try not to be influenced by the outside world to ensure your stable emotions.
After all, some children are driving you crazy, and no matter how good the reasoning is, they won't even take it to heart except for making you feel unhappy.
4. Listen to children's voices more often
When encountering problems, do not rush to criticize children.
Understanding the whole situation, even helping children stabilize their emotions, listening to their thoughts, and solving problems based on their ideas, will quickly find a solution.
5. Learn to communicate with children on an equal footing
Empathy with children. Sometimes, when a child's emotions are out of control, it's because the teacher doesn't understand what they want to express. We put ourselves in the child's perspective, discover problems, and think about whether we can also lose control of our emotions when facing situations like theirs.
6. Don't just get angry, seek solutions to problems
It is crucial to identify the reasons why the child is experiencing this situation. On the basis of mutual respect and shared responsibility with children, establishing cooperation can not only help oneself build patience, but also help children better correct themselves.
7. Get to know children better
Only by having a broad and deep understanding of students can we better teach them according to their aptitude and discover their shining points.
This is the only way to communicate better with children.