英语作文《How to deal with problems》、

How do we deal with our problems?
Rich or poor,young or old,we all have problems,we can easily become unhappy.Worrying about our problems can affect how we do at school,It can also influence the way we behave with our families so how do we deal with our problems?There are many ways.
By learning to forget
Most of us have probably been angry with our friends,parents or teachers.Perhaps they said something you didn't like,or you felt they were unfair.Sometines,people can stay angry for years about a small problem.Time goes by,and good friendships may be lost.
When we are angry,however,we are usually the ones affected.Perhaps we have seen young children playing together.Sometimes they have disagreements and decide no to talk to each other.However,this usually does not last for long.This is an important lesson for us:we can solve a proble, by learning to forget.
By regarding problems as challenges
Many students often complain about school.They might feel they have too much work to do sometimes,or think the rules are too strict.We must learn how to change these "problems"omtp"challenges".Education is an important part of our developmet.As young adults,it is our duty to try our best to deal with each challenge in our education with the help of our teachers.
By thinking of something worse
By somparing yourself to other people,you will find your problems are not so terrible. Think about Stephen Hawking, for example,a very clever scientist,who regards his many physical problems as unimprotant.He can't walk or even speak,but he has become very famous and successful.We are probably quite healthy and smart.Let's not worry about our problems.Let's face the challenges insttead.

When I have an important (or tough) problem to solve,I often afford myself the luxury of shelving it for a few days,even if I think I can already see a solution.During this time,I don’t think about it and it does not weigh on my mind – I’m busy doing other things.Although I’m not consciously thinking about it,it percolates away in my subconscious,and a solution often announces itself when I least expect it.
If a few days pass without a magical solution bubbling up,I’ll start thinking about the problem again.However,I quite often realize that there’s a better way to define the problem – and this time it’s much easier to solve.
I am often amazed by the simplicity and elegance of the solutions I arrive at using this method.Each time this happens,I’m quite sure that I would not have been able to produce the solution deliberately using a linear,logical thought process.
The time that I’m most prone to receiving these insights is when I’m not working,and usually doing something physical rather than cerebral.My morning run or a long drive often offer up solutions to such problems.