If you’re having a hard time getting along with your teachers, going to class will make you feel sad. There are some ways to help you get along well with your teachers.

Talk to your teacher

When you can’t follow your teacher, you need to talk to your teacher. Ask your teacher if there is a right time you could talk with him or her in private(私下的). Ask a friend or family member to practice the discussion with you beforehand(事先).

Ask your teacher how you can do well in the class

Teachers have years of education in the subjects they teach, so they are experienced in learning the subject. They’re ready to help anyone who has trouble in their class. But remember to ask your teacher how to do well in the class in a polite and serious way.

Learn to understand your teachers’ teaching ways

Remember that teachers are all different, and you may just need a little time to understand your teacher’s teaching style. In most cases, respecting your teacher and trying to do well in class is enough to improve your relationship. Remember, not every relationship starts off great, but you can build a friendly relationships with almost any teacher.

Do you remember the last time someone made your day? Maybe your father told you he was proud of you. Perhaps people let you go ahead of them in the waiting line. Do you remember how good it made you feel? If you like it when someone makes your day, then start by making someone else’s day first! Making someone’s day doesn’t have to cost anything. All it takes is a little thought. Here are five easy ways for you to try.

Smile first.

Smiles are free! The easiest and possibly the most helpful way to get others to smile is to smile at them first. If you smile at others first, they will possibly smile back and feel happier all day.

Show respect(尊重).

It makes such a huge difference to other people when you agree with their ideas without trying to “fix” them. Our friends aren’t always looking for advice. Often, they’re just looking for someone who is willing to encourage their dreams.

Get in touch with someone who’s lonely.

We all have people in our lives that need a word of encouragement. Take time to make a phone call, sent an email, or even write a letter just to let them know you’re caring about them.

Be a good listener.

We often miss chances to make someone’s day simply by listening to them carefully. When someone wants to talk to you, give him your whole attention and let him know you hear what he is saying. This is one of the best ways to make people feel good.

Pass joy on to more people.

Have you been excited recently? Perhaps it was a word of encouragement, and inspiring song, or maybe even a funny story or picture. Pass it along and share that joy with others.

To make someone’s day, you’d better remember the Golden Rule: you should treat others as you’d like to be treated

Enriching (使丰富) your life means making an effort to make your life as meaningful and happy as possible. It can help people experience new things, gain knowledge, and enjoy the present life. But how to realize it? Here are some suggestions.

Learn to forgive others. If you often hate other people around you, then you won’t live a wonderful life. So learn to move forward and accept nobody is perfect and that everyone makes mistakes. If someone has really hurt you and feel it difficult to accept that person’s apology, then be honest about it. Don’t pretend that you’re okay and then go on complaining. This won’t get you very far.

Volunteer to help others. It will not only be good for the people around you, but also make you able to connect with different people who can influence your life positively (积极地). You can work in a homeless shelter or help do the cleaning in your neighbourhood.

Try to be less wasteful. Trying to be not wasteful can help you become thankful and really enjoy the world around you more. You can use paper instead of plastic whenever you can. Don’t use too many products that can’t be used again. Go somewhere on foot or by bike, and try not to drive a car. All these ideas make you less wasteful.

Get along well with your friends and family. No matter how busy you are, you should develop a habit of spending time with your loved ones and letting them know how much they mean to you. You can write thank-you cards to your friends and family members or call up your parents or grandparents regularly. If you’re not living in the same place, then often tell yourself to call just to say “hi”.