How to build good relationships with classmates or schoolmates?

Building good relationships with classmates or schoolmates is not only beneficial for academic performance but also crucial for personal development. Here are some suggestions from VSchool to help create a healthy learning and communication environment:

Get to Know Those Around You

• Ask and Listen: Learn about classmates or schoolmates by asking about their interests, passions, and personal lives. This helps you understand them better and creates more opportunities to build relationships.
• Show Interest: Once you know more about them, show interest in their lives. Inquire about birthdays, health, or significant events, demonstrating your care.

Participate in Extracurricular Activities

• Clubs and Sports Teams: Joining extracurricular activities like clubs or sports teams provides excellent opportunities to meet and bond with people who share similar interests.
• Events and Workshops: Engage in events, workshops, or knowledge-sharing sessions to meet and converse with like-minded individuals.

Support Your Friends

• Offer Help in Times of Need: When you notice a classmate or schoolmate struggling, offer to help them within your capabilities. This not only fosters good relationships but also demonstrates kindness and empathy.
• Share Knowledge and Experience: If you have knowledge or experience about a certain topic, share it with your friends. This strengthens relationships and fosters camaraderie.

Show Respect and Listen

• Respect Diverse Opinions: Everyone has different viewpoints and ways of thinking. Respect your friends’ opinions, even if they differ significantly from your own. Avoid criticizing or judging them.
• Listen Sincerely: When your friends want to share, listen attentively. Don’t just listen to respond; show genuine interest and create a comfortable space for them to share.

Create a Comfortable Communication Environment

• Don’t Add Pressure: Sometimes, friends may feel pressure regarding academics or life. In such times, give them space to balance their emotions. If possible, create a comfortable communication space where they can share without fear of judgment.
• Build a Supportive Environment: Additionally, show that you’re always supportive and ready to help. When classmates or schoolmates need support, stand by them.

Cultivate Friendships Over Time

• Regular Meetings: Create opportunities to meet classmates or schoolmates regularly. Attend class meetings, school events, or even hang out after school.
• Share Memories: When you have joyful memories with friends, share them. Remembering memorable moments together helps deepen relationships.

Remember, good relationships not only enhance academic performance but also contribute significantly to personal development. VSchool hopes you’ll have exciting experiences and build many meaningful relationships!

If parents want more information about the teaching programs and methods at Vschool, they can visit the school or contact via the following phone number and website:

• Address: No. 1, Street 1, An Lac A Ward, Binh Tan District, Ho Chi Minh City
• Phone number: 0976 898 726
• Website: https://vschoolsg.vn/