Implementing an idea that emphasizes competition above all else and neglects cooperation and care may have some negative effects in school education. Although competition can motivate students to pursue excellence, overemphasizing competition may lead to increased anxiety, stress, and weaken the cooperative relationship between classmates. If we explore how to emphasize the concept of competition above all else in schools from a teaching perspective, we can consider the following methods, which should be used with caution to avoid excessive deviation from the essential goals of education: 1. **Set clear evaluation criteria**: Directly link grades and performance with class rankings, awards, scholarships, etc., so that students are aware of the importance of competition. 2. **Encourage individualism**: In classroom and extracurricular activities, emphasize personal achievement and independent thinking, and point out that success mainly depends on self-effort and competition. 3. **Create a competitive atmosphere**: Organize various competitions and evaluation activities, such as subject competitions, sports games, etc., to create a competitive atmosphere and encourage students to "compete" with each other. 4. **Promote successful cases**: By promoting the stories of successful people, emphasize how they achieved success through competition and struggle, and ignore the role of cooperation in these success stories. 5. Reduce cooperative learning: In the teaching process, minimize group discussions and team projects, increase individual assignments and exams, and ensure that students rely mainly on their personal abilities. 6. Emphasize overall performance and honors: Emphasize the ranking and awards of the school or class in different competitions, so that students focus on overall performance and enhance their sense of competition. It should be noted that this method may inhibit the friendship and mutual assistance spirit among students and lead to mental health problems. Therefore, in actual education, it is necessary to balance competition and cooperation and cultivate students' comprehensive qualities and interpersonal skills.