How to cultivate students' habit of forming

If a student does not have good habits, he will encounter many difficulties in learning, resulting in a decline in learning and lack of concentration. These are the effects of bad habits on children. Therefore, it is very important to cultivate good habits for students. This also determines the future life of children. If children maintain good habits, then they will have such good habits wherever they go in the future, and everyone will appreciate it. But how to cultivate good habits for students?

How to better cultivate students' good habits?

1. Understand the truth and improve awareness

The earlier the habits are cultivated, the better. It must start from the first day of taking over the class, starting from the beginning, starting from small things, and strictly requiring students to sit, speak, walk, and behave. "Well begun is half done." When teachers and students first come into contact, the class teacher must make students feel that the teacher values ​​the development of good habits.

During this period, the class teacher should pay attention to the students' words, deeds, appearance and dress, and praise those who do well in a timely manner, striving to not miss any. For example, who speaks with a generous attitude and clear articulation; who has neat and beautiful handwriting; who dresses neatly and appropriately, etc. At the same time, we should point out the shortcomings of our classmates without naming them. By comparing the two, it will be clear what habits they should choose. Teachers should also seize opportunities to constantly put forward new requirements for habit formation according to students' different growth stages. They can also use our own experiences or stories of celebrities who develop good habits to inspire children's enthusiasm to develop good habits.

1. To encourage diligent study and a correct attitude towards learning, such as stories like "Hanging from the beam and piercing the thigh" and "Drilling a hole through the wall to steal light";

2. Dealing with students who have conflicts with classmates due to pettiness, such as "Paper Boats and Kites" and "Harsh Words Hurt People in June";

3. Guide students out of psychological confusion, such as "Five Balls in Life", "Don't Let Anyone Steal Your Dreams", and "There is More Than One Way to Rome" in "70 Philosophical Stories from Tianya Bookstore";

4. Dealing with students' rebellious psychology, such as "Growing Pains";

5. Cultivate students' love and compassion, such as "A Boy's Beautiful Long Hair", "The Deer's Rose", "The Giants' Garden", etc.;

6. Cultivate students' sense of public morality through books such as "The Enlightenment of Fishing", "Phone Calling" and "The Rose That Never Fades";

7. To educate students to cherish life, such as "Hound on the Cliff" and "Touched by the Deep Red".

When cultivating good habits for children, you must not add any pressure to them. You must let them calm down and cultivate these habits, so that they will be more relaxed to accept them. When children are studying, you must set goals for them, so that they can study and supervise themselves. You must also let children develop good habits without adult company, so that they can be their own teachers. How can such students have bad grades?