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Create a relaxed, harmonious, cheerful and lively classroom atmosphere

Teachers' attitude can affect the classroom atmosphere, and then affect students' mood, which is directly related to the teaching effect. Educator Bloom said: "A student who studies with positive emotions should learn easier and faster than those who lack enthusiasm, fun or interest, or those who are anxious and afraid of learning materials." If the psychological fit between teachers and students is sincere, students will respect teachers more and accept their teaching more easily. Teachers who are too serious in class will cause students' mental depression, especially for introverted students. Teachers' energetic, confident and amiable attitude in class can reduce students' psychological pressure. When students feel a relaxed, pleasant and cordial atmosphere between teachers and students in the group, they will keep positive emotions and strong desire for knowledge, think clearly and react quickly, and of course they will acquire knowledge faster and more effectively. At the same time, because he thinks it is fun to study under the guidance of the teacher, he is willing to think hard to solve even if he encounters difficulties in his study. Before each class begins, it is a guarantee to formulate an effective reward mechanism for this class and ignite the students' fighting spirit. For example, is unit 7 a pear in the second grade? In this class, I used the curiosity of junior children to make strange pictures of fruits for students to guess the names of fruits. Divide the class into four groups and compete for answers. This activity made the whole class boil, and all the students were full of energy, with a look that no one would obey anyone and wanted to win the victory. Then, in class, we can use the chants or songs we have learned to let students practice and do the rhythm. The dynamic rhythm and rhythm suddenly attracted students' attention, stimulated students' motivation to start learning English and narrowed the distance between teachers and students.