Give them recognition and praise: primary school students need to be recognized and recognized, which helps them build their self-confidence. Parents and teachers can praise and reward children when they behave well or do something, so that children can feel their own value.
Encourage children to try new things: encourage primary school students to participate in various activities and try new things, such as learning new skills and participating in social activities. This will enable children to constantly challenge themselves, exercise their courage and ability, and improve their sense of self-worth.
Cultivate children's hobbies: primary school students are curious about all kinds of things. Parents and teachers can explore their hobbies and encourage them to make continuous progress and study in these fields. This can make children feel their own advantages and potential, thus enhancing their self-confidence.
Provide a safe and stable environment: Primary school students need a safe and stable environment to build their self-confidence. Families and schools should provide an environment that supports and encourages children to grow up and make them feel accepted and respected.
Involve children in decision-making: Parents and teachers can involve primary school students in some decision-making processes, such as which sports to choose and which courses to take. This can enhance children's self-confidence and sense of responsibility and make them feel that they have mastered the future.
In short, the establishment of primary school students' self-confidence needs the joint efforts of parents and teachers, and through praise, encouragement, support and providing a safe and stable environment, children can be helped to establish healthy self-awareness and self-confidence, so as to better face future challenges.