"Third grade phenomenon" means that many students will encounter problems in learning, behavior and emotion when they are in the third grade of primary school. This phenomenon is mainly manifested in the decline of academic performance, loss of interest in learning, and great mood swings. There are many reasons for this phenomenon, including students' own development characteristics, family environment, school education and so on.

In order to cope with the "third grade phenomenon", students should develop the following habits:

Good study habits: Good study habits are the basis of improving academic performance. Students should develop good study habits, such as reviewing regularly, doing homework and listening carefully. In addition, you can improve your learning ability by reading and writing.

Self-management habit: Students should learn to plan their study and life, including time management, goal setting and task completion. By cultivating self-management habits, students' self-control and self-discipline can be improved.

Teamwork habit: Teamwork is an indispensable ability in modern society. Students should learn the ability to cooperate, share, communicate and resolve conflicts with others. In the team, students can learn to respect others, help each other and make progress together.

Emotional management habits: Students should learn to control their emotions when facing setbacks, failures or learning difficulties, and don't give up easily. Parents and teachers should pay attention to students' emotional changes, give timely support and help, and guide students to actively face difficulties and challenges.

Innovative thinking habits: Students should learn to think from different angles, try new methods and ideas, and cultivate innovative thinking ability. This helps students discover new knowledge, solve problems and improve their comprehensive quality.

Healthy lifestyle: Good physical condition is the foundation of study. Students should develop a healthy lifestyle, including a balanced diet, moderate exercise and adequate sleep. In addition, you can also participate in extracurricular activities that are beneficial to your physical and mental health, such as sports activities and cultural performances.

In short, the "third grade phenomenon" is not terrible. As long as parents and teachers pay attention to students' development characteristics and cultivate students' good habits and comprehensive quality, this phenomenon can be effectively dealt with.