Is there a phenomenon of good students discriminating against poor students in schools?

There must be, although there is no competition between the two, because the results of poor students cannot be compared with those of good students. But the performance of the two and the pursuit between the two determine that there will definitely be some problems between the two people. <>

When I was in my third year of high school, my master was the first in our class, and she hated poor students very much, and often reported to the teacher, saying that so-and-so classmate was not doing well, and so-and-so classmate was doing something in class. A very impressive time is the troublemaker king of our class, using the projector in the class to play a movie, everyone in the class was watching a movie, and then the top students in our class went to the class, turned off the movie, and told us that we were going to take the college entrance examination soon, and you are still like this. But everyone was quite uncomfortable in their hearts, thinking that she just had good grades and was nothing remarkable.

Later, Xueba reported to the teacher, saying that the classmates in the class secretly showed movies, and the teacher was very angry when he found out, so he asked the student to go to the playground and run five laps.

In fact, we all know that a good student needs a better environment and a better atmosphere to study, while a bad student needs a more lively environment to play, and the lively environment naturally affects the learning of a good student. Therefore, good people will definitely discriminate, and people with bad grades will not be able to do so, unless the person with bad grades has a very good character. Everyone's comment on him is not that he has bad grades, but that he has a good character, and such a person will also say that he is a good student.

But most of the poor students have a bad learning attitude, and if this is the case, it will naturally come naturally, and the good students will not like him.

The master once said that so many people don't know such a simple problem, this is not a problem with IQ, but a problem with character, they don't think about anything about simple things, and they still take their parents' money to mess around in school every day, this kind of person is simply unreasonable. This is the attitude of a good student towards a bad student. In fact, there are many good students who pretend to be indifferent on the surface, but in fact they still hate those who don't study.

It is normal for good students to discriminate against poor students in schools. After all, our current education is all about grades. It's fair to say that grades are everything.

Therefore, many students who are good at things generally do not like to associate with people who are not good at studying. This situation exists no matter what period of study. <>

And the current education system has exacerbated this phenomenon. Because now it's all about grades, if you have good grades, it means that you study well, and it means that you may be smarter than others. Therefore, these students who study well will always have a sense of superiority, because because of their high grades, they can look down on some people who do not study well.

And many teachers also prefer those who study well. Because in the eyes of many teachers, these students who study well indicate that they are more obedient and easier to manage. And people who study poorly not only pull the back of the class, but also are not easy to discipline.

So this contributes to a lot of good students discriminating against bad students.

I also had this experience when I was in high school, because our class was the so-called fast class, that is, the best class in the whole grade, and almost the last few places in my class were almost the top few in other classes, or even the first. Therefore, often the students in other classes who only look at our class will always have a sense of superiority. It's inevitable, after all, the results are there.

And this phenomenon also caused other classes to be very unhappy when they looked at our class. However, not all good students discriminate against bad students, in our class, we have the first place in a group, and some of the bottom few are in the bottom and the relationship between us is very good. Therefore, it is up to her to decide whether a good student is actually a bad student.

I still hope that this phenomenon can be less, after all, it is disrespectful to others.

This phenomenon is universal, and the teacher knows about its existence and does not take it seriously, taking it for granted!

In fact, in my opinion, we can't tell the relationship between students and students, because students are still young and have not experienced much, so the feelings between them, even if there are some differences, are very simple and pure.

What I can't understand is why teachers discriminate against poor students, teachers are already adults, they have experienced a lot of things, and the most important thing is that they should know how to respect others? But they like good students and don't like bad students, and I think this phenomenon is really common and exists in almost every school.

Those so-called good students are in their own way, and then feel how they are high, how they are higher than others, in fact, in many cases, it is not only good to study well to be able to find a lot of jobs, and become a successful person in the future.

Studying hard and finding a good job after being admitted to a good university is just one of the ways for us to succeed, so just like those poor students, they are not studying well now, and they are not performing well enough, but none of us can guess which side we will go to in the future?

Therefore, there is no need for anyone to discriminate against anyone, no one has any sense of superiority, and when the teacher is in class, he always likes to step on one another, that is, they first talk about those poor students, or scold them or make it more serious.

And then praise those good students, I think the main factor that causes these candidates to discriminate against poor students is because of the teacher's individual treatment.

If it weren't for the teacher's approach, if it weren't for the teacher's idea for them, those students would not have been able to discriminate against other poor students.

Every school has more or less discrimination against poor students. The leaders of these schools should publicly apologize to the students and change the unfair treatment. In real life, we can all see the phenomenon of teachers discriminating against poor students.

In some schools, students go to school after the summer vacation, but because the school does not buy enough textbooks, they have to send textbooks to those students with good academic performance, and those students with poor grades have teachers to borrow books from senior students, which shows that teachers discriminate against poor students. Also, when the high school entrance examination is about to be taken at the end, the teacher arranges some poor students to a single table in a corner and study by themselves. The reason is that because these poor students will affect the results of these good students in the high school entrance examination, they will be arranged in the place where they are attached to the wall.

As a teacher, I would discriminate against poor students, I really don't understand that it is worth dealing with these students who do not study well for the sake of the promotion rate?

Schools are places of teaching and nurturing people, and there should be no such discrimination. Some schools even persuade some students who do not study well to return home in order to have a high admission rate, which can not make us feel resentful. This kind of phenomenon has seriously endangered every student, and the local education department should thoroughly investigate these schools, find out the existing problems, protect the legitimate rights and interests of all students, and let these unfair phenomena be eliminated as soon as possible.

I hope that all schools will not discriminate against poor students, because each of us is fair, and what we have to face is also fair, and schools should not deprive us of our rights. If you encounter this kind of phenomenon, you should want to report it to the relevant departments, stop the occurrence of this kind of phenomenon in time, and give students a good teaching environment.

This phenomenon probably exists, any school, anywhere, more or less. Because good students have good grades, they are more concerned by teachers in school, especially before junior high school, which has a greater impact on the psychology of children.

A good student will be proud of his excellence and the teacher's attention, and he will be particularly proud of the poor student, and the poor student will feel inferior (especially primary school students) because he thinks that he is always inferior to others, so sometimes, when there are contradictions and conflicts between good students and poor students, the teacher is always very willing to believe in good students, which causes differential treatment, and poor students are even more inferior, even if there are contradictions, they may not dare to report but tolerate, or create more problems and want to get attention. <>

But not all poor students will be discriminated against, after all, people are very realistic, some poor students have good families, and they are probably the same treatment as good students, don't say that teachers can't do things for others, these must exist, but not every teacher is like this, but there are still fish that slip through the net. This kind of differential treatment has a particularly deep impact on children, a good name oh and the environment affects a generation, don't they all say that education starts with children? Family impact, environmental impact, education are all important.

Both good students and poor students should be treated equally, some of the poor students may be really lazy, some are born to start later than others, but if they are treated differently, different people may behave differently, some poor students may work hard to become good students, and some poor students may be discriminated against and feel inferior all the way to feel that they are not suitable for learning, and may create more problems and are unwilling to study. May everyone be treated equally!

I don't know if you've ever encountered this kind of thing, but as a poor student, I experience this feeling of being discriminated against by a good student.

What I remember the most is the three years of high school, as the bottom ten in the class, I have never gone out, so I did encounter a lot of discrimination by good students in those three years. How so? Good students, as if there is a sense of superiority in heaven, because of excellent academic performance, so indeed, there will be discrimination against poor students sometimes, and there are two things that I remember most deeply being discriminated against by good students.

First things first. At that time, I did want to study hard, but my academic performance was really poor, so when I had questions, I would ask those good students who seemed to me to have a good relationship with me. Maybe I'm asking too many questions, or maybe he's the number one in the class, with too much homework, too many things to learn, and a lot of homework.

So one time when I asked the first question in the class, the first in the class said to me impatiently, "You still ask such a simple question?" I think this is a bit of an insult to my intelligence. Besides, you don't usually like to study, why did you suddenly remember that you want to study hard?

Suddenly I can't think about it! "He was loud and there were a lot of people in the class. The moment he said this, I felt very embarrassed.

But because he said this with a smile, he may seem to others to be just a joke. I could only smile awkwardly and say, "I'm sorry for you!" You get busy first, and I'll look at this question again.

Was he really just a joke? No! Whether it's a joke or not, he knows it in his heart, and I know it in my heart.

The second thing. I remember that it was after the monthly exam, and the teacher had not yet released the answers, and a group of us students were discussing what the answers were in private. As a result, several of us were not the same as the first answer, and we all felt that we were wrong, but we didn't have time to say this sentence, and as soon as you saw that our answer was different from her illness, you confidently said "Don't look at it, you must be wrong about this question" This sentence made several of us very embarrassed, of course, because I was the worst one, so I didn't dare to speak.

Later, the test paper was sent out, and the first answer was wrong.

In school, good students discriminate against bad students, it really exists. At the very least, I have experienced being discriminated against by good students.

There must be, not only the students disdain, but the teachers will be the same, just don't say it!

Stillness is discrimination. If you really feel that you are being discriminated against by others, you should first find out the reason for yourself, why are you being discriminated against by others? Poor students are discriminated against, and many of them are self-inflicted.

There are problems with habits and attitudes, and they also affect others, so it's strange that classmates don't discriminate. For such students, it is indispensable for teachers to talk and criticize, is this considered discrimination?

In schools, there may be differences in treatment due to factors such as gender, age, region, and family background. Here are some possible scenarios:

1.Gender discrimination: In some areas where traditional attitudes are more entrenched, there may be different expectations and requirements for male and female students.

For example, boys may be more likely to be required to participate in sports extracurricular activities, while girls may be more likely to be required to participate in literary and artistic activities, or to pay more attention to appearance in daily life.

2.Age discrimination: In schools, some teachers may be more attentive and caring for younger students, while pegging neglects the needs and expectations of older students.

3.Regional disparities: In different regions, the allocation of educational resources may differ, which may lead to differences between urban and rural schools.

Specifically, urban schools may have better teachers, poor teaching capacity and educational resources, while rural schools may lack some infrastructure.

4.Differential treatment of family background: In schools, family background may have an impact on students' access to and treatment of education.

For example, some students from better families may be more likely to receive attention and appreciation from teachers, while students from poorer families may be discriminated against or ignored.

5.Subject-based discrimination: In schools, some subjects may receive more attention and attention, such as mathematics and Chinese, while some subjects such as arts and physical education may be neglected or have their class hours reduced.

6.Differential treatment of social status: In school, some students with special social status, such as the children of ****, the children of celebrities, etc., may receive more attention and special treatment.

The above are some of the possible differential treatment situations, which may bring different degrees of psychological discomfort and unfair feelings to students. In order to create a fair learning environment, schools need to take measures to eliminate discrimination, and at the same time strengthen the education of students, improve students' self-awareness and self-evaluation skills, so that students can grow up healthily in a fair environment.