How to deal with students with low self-evaluation?
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A student's self-evaluation ability has a profound impact on almost everything he does, including his performance in activities, participation in challenges, and interaction with others. How to deal with students with low self-evaluation? Let's talk about it
How to deal with students with low self-evaluation?
Show his achievements. You can read this student's composition in front of the whole class, show his works of art in the billboard, ask him to say how he does math problems, or as an ESL student, invite him to speak his mother tongue. If he has a special talent or interest, it is suggested that he tell his classmates. If necessary, let him go further.
Show evidence of the student's progress. It's important to express the evaluation of the student's ability confidently. It may not be enough to just praise the student in isolation. To help the students realize their progress, we need to prove it through the step-by-step growth of their footprints. Maybe at the beginning of the year, they just make their stand quietly, but then their practice can be greatly compared, Or the problem that he was confused with has been solved.
Praise the student in a special and sincere way. Students are experts who can distinguish whether they are sincere or not. They have a lot of research on insincere praise, and even feel contempt for it. It is suggested that you take the attitude of appreciation to win the prize, which is meaningful to them.
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Tell parents about their children's success. When a child has a problem, the teacher always tells his parents quickly, but when the child has made progress, he doesn't. He can take a note or make a phone call to tell his parents about the child's progress and tell the students what you have said to his parents. It only takes a few minutes, but it can give the student a bright day and let the parents have a positive response and evaluation to his child.
