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Comparison shifts from motivation to pressure
The article addresses the impact of comparing students to their peers or siblings on their mental health and educational motivation. It explains that repeatedly saying phrases like "Look at your classmate" increases pressure on the student and weakens their self-confidence, especially when achievement is linked to outperforming others rather than personal effort. It notes that continuous comparison can lead to feelings of failure, anxiety, and social withdrawal, and may even result in aggressive or bullying behaviors. Experts emphasize that the most effective motivation comes from comparing a student's current performance to their past self, focusing on effort and setting individual goals, while taking individual differences into account to enhance self-confidence and psychological integration.
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