When I stand up in class, I often blush and be nervous, which girl will too... 10

Sister hasn't seen you for a long time, and you're blushing again when you come to ask.

A lot, and so do I. So I don't stand up.

It's normal for classmates and teachers to be nervous, and I'm sure many students have experienced it, and I used to have it when I was in junior high school.

It's not a big problem, it's just that the personality is too introverted, and I usually don't like to chat and communicate with people, <> as long as I chat and communicate with my parents, classmates, and teachers in the future.

Relieves fatigue and tension, and parents give their children more confidence.

If Red is nervous, it may be that your experience with the teacher is not good. So, if you're embarrassed, it will cause you to blush and be nervous, and if you yourself will let you say the answer generously, the teacher will. Very good praise for you.

I think this is a relatively normal phenomenon, if you are a shy person, you will feel very embarrassed when you are asked by the teacher, and we used to have a classmate who was pointed out by the teacher and would cry if the problem was wrong.

I used to be like this, my heart was very shy, sometimes I couldn't answer and I cried anxiously, my heart was like this, I couldn't help it. This means that you are a good person, and being stared at by the eyes of the whole class is like that.

It's okay to adjust your mentality, it's not a big deal, don't be nervous, it won't be, it's best to put your thoughts directly on the problem, focus on it, and don't blush if you don't want anything else.

A lot, but as you learn and your mind matures, it will slowly ease.

Me too, I can't help but be very nervous, and the more times I do, the better it will be, mainly to convince myself that no one will blame you even if I am wrong.

It's human instinct, it's a manifestation of self-esteem. We must build confidence and start by interacting with others and learning knowledge.

I'm a boy who blushes when I'm named by a teacher when I'm studying.

Sometimes I blush and be nervous like this, mainly because I don't exercise enough and am too introverted.

This is a normal phenomenon, and when I was a student, I always felt blushing when I was named by a teacher, probably because I was too nervous.

You just have to learn to talk about yourself and don't let yourself be so nervous.

There are only two kinds of nervous words: one is that they are afraid of being named because they are afraid of being wrong and losing face, and the other is that they don't know how at all.

Friend, this is normal, we all come here like this.

Which sister is too, when she is asked by the teacher in class, she often blushes and is nervous when she stands up?

In my opinion, it can be initially considered to be due to a strong dependence mentality. This may be due to your personal growth experience, so that you have a strong inner dependence psychology, so that when you get along with the people around you, you lack the tendency to care too much about other people's views and attitudes towards you, because of practical reasons, so that you have not been able to effectively resolve, so that you are prone to the nervous, blushing feelings or symptoms you describe when you ask questions in class or sometimes get up to ask the teacher. Therefore, I suggest that you need to consider seeking professional psychological counseling in interpersonal and interpersonal relations to help you reconstruct new beliefs in this area, effectively eliminate the psychological factors that cause you to have a strong dependence psychology, and enhance your psychological quality, so as to help you return to normal learning, interpersonal communication and mental state as soon as possible.

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Summary. Sisters! Me too, I get nervous every time I say a question, and my heart beats really fast. Hands out of a hand sweat.

Which sister is like this, she is asked by the teacher in class and often blushes and is nervous when she stands up.

Sisters! Me too, I get nervous every time I say a question, and my heart beats really fast. Hands out of a hand sweat.

But now that I'm a sophomore, it's much better, and my freshman year is very serious, so I forced myself to speak more on the platform and raise my hand more.

Then sometimes I make a mistake and regret why I am like this and why I raise my hand all day long, but I feel that this kind of exercise is useful, and now the teacher sometimes feels nervous when asking questions, but it will not tremble like the voice of the freshman year.

Uh-huh, you give an example of you being asked a question in college and blushing and nervous, and talk about the horn, for example, which time, tell me what happened.

The freshman teacher asked me to do a random freetalk, and then I clicked on my student number, I was really invincible and nervous, although I was given the theme, and there were information prompts, but there was nothing in my mind, a blank.

Then I stood on the top and my legs were still trembling, I belonged to the kind of person who was particularly unconfident, and then it might be more serious than what you said, and then the teacher Zongying was very gentle, so he encouraged me and said that it was okay to be a little less.

But I looked at a lot of students in the audience, I was still very nervous, and finally the teacher gave me a piece of paper, saying that it was okay to read it, and the freetalk was not successful, I read super fast and wanted to hurry up**. Anyway, it's a relatively unsuccessful case.

Hope mine can help you, sister! Self-confidence is the most important thing, practice more, and practice your speech at home by looking in the mirror more. Really useful. We will all slowly overcome our nervousness and become confident <>

Uh-huh, have you ever been called up and asked a question when you don't come out?

Yes, this situation is unavoidable, and sometimes I am suddenly named in online classes, and I don't know what the problem is<>

At this time, I sometimes think of some wording to see if I can get in, or the classmates next to me can help. But there is no way, so I just told the teacher that I don't know much about this problem. The teacher will not be too embarrassed. Just sat me down.

If you don't know it, will you stand and wait for the other students to come out and sit down together.

Probably not, I haven't encountered this situation yet, usually the teacher will let you sit down and find another classmate.

This situation will make that student feel very embarrassed, and the teacher will not do it, don't worry about <>

Summary. It's normal. People are like that.

It's not just girls, it's also boys. Actually, it would be nice to come a few more times. It has nothing to do with academic performance, it's just pure nervousness, knowing the answer, but still blushing and heartbeating.

If you are really nervous at a time, then it is recommended that you try to talk to the teacher, run for a class leader, or be a subject committee member or something, and collect homework will also help you.

Which sister is also like this, when she is asked by the teacher in class, she often blushes and is nervous when she stands up?

Hello, the commonality of introverts. Maybe it's the first time, and the next time I'm called out and asked, I won't be nervous.

It can only show that such a girl is thin-skinned and shy, and in front of students, he will be very shy if he stands up for problems, so. You're going to be nervous and you're going to blush.

It's normal. People are like that. It's not just girls, it's also boys.

Actually, it would be nice to come a few more times. It has nothing to do with academic performance, it's just pure nervousness, knowing the answer, but still blushing and heartbeating. If you are really nervous at a time, then it is recommended that you try to talk to the teacher, run for a class leader, or be a subject committee member or something, and collect homework will also help you.

You can give an example of you blushing and nervous when you were asked in college class.

Okay, I think about it.

Well, a very boring class, but it's very important, and then I just watched **, and then suddenly the teacher called the classmate next to me to ask the question, I didn't think it would call me, and then I continued to watch, but the classmate didn't see it, and then I was called up, and the most embarrassing thing was, there was no book in that class, pretending to turn the book, and the teacher said that there was no book, and explained it according to my own understanding, and then I just talked nonsense.

hh, won't you be allowed to stand and wait for the other students to come out and sit down together.

Well, I'll just wait a minute, and then the teacher will probably know no, and then he will call other students, or talk by himself.

You're standing all the time while you're in other classmates.

Sit down. When you are asked, do you feel your face getting hotter and hotter when you stand up?

It's embarrassing. What was the most embarrassing time you were asked in class this semester?

Just that time, I saw that ** was obtained, and I didn't ask questions.

Your roommates, will they blush and be nervous when they are asked in class?

No way. They thought the teacher was not strict, and then they thought it didn't matter.