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I have been thoughtinking a lot about the children's education recently。why do I do that even though I don’t have kid.?

Or "the education of children"

I always believe that the life and temper and habits we have ,itis all because of our experience or original family .

I still remember , Wwhen I was a kid in the school, some classmate the are was a bully.

I though I could simply toldell my parents, they willould help me or encourage me or something.

Hypotheticals in past tense still use future tense... it's confusing I know, sorry.

But my parents they just ignored me .t. They didn’t believe that’it was a problem.

Meanwhile I began getting kind of envious about of another classmate who’s parents always understand them and stanood on their side.

When I was in the high schooll , like the most teenager we all have owns I had a crush.

But I strongly wanted to get his attention.

Even if I wasted a lot of time for that and got a bad notgrade in the examination .

"Note" could be corrent if you mean a teacher wrote down that you were misbehaving. A "bad grade" would mean you didn't study enough and didn't score well.

And now I’m an adult, I've begiun to understanding that kind of psychology .

Not only did I triedy to get attention from my parents, but also from the boy I liked.

Oh, I see! Very interesting connection to make!

That is already in our gene s.

Or "in our DNA."

If you have a fight with your family atin the morning , can you still have a good mood infor the rest of the day?

If your boss don’t respect you and shouts at you sometimes , you definitely want to resign or look for a new job , right ?

It has an impact on our daily mood and will change our mindset .

in addition it will also eaffects our behaviour .

Affect is usally a verb, effect is usually a noun.

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I have been thoughtinking a lot about the children’s education recently。why I do. Why have I been doing that even though I don’t have a kid.?

Because I associate my experience of educationducational experience with my adult life.

I’m guessing this is what you mean. The verb “associate” requires two objects: you associate one thing WITH another.

I always believe that the life and, temper and habits we have ,itare all because of our experience or original family .

I still remember , Wwhen I was a kid in the school, some classmate the as were bullyies.

Those people wWe all more or less know some. of those people.

I thought I could simply toldell my parents, and they willould help me or encourage me or something.

But my parents they just ignored me .t. They didn’t believe that’it was a problem.

Meanwhile I began getting kind of envious aboutof other classmates who’se parents always understanood them and stanood on their side.

When I was in the high schooll , like the most teenager we all have owns I had a crush.

But I strongly wanted to get his attention., even…

E…even if I wasted a lot of time foron thatis and got a bad note in the/on an examination .

Merge this with the previous sentence.

And now I’m an adult, I begin to understanding that kind of psychology .

Not only I tried[did I try | was I trying] to get attention from my parents but also from the boy I liked.

hHuman beings always want to get love from our family or friends .

That is already in our gene s.

At the office we all hope to have a good relationship betweenwith colleagues, and so manyuch research has reported ,that the most important factor for employee is salary ,satisfaction/happiness is salary, and the second is work atmosphere.

If you have a fight with your family atin the morning , can you still have a good mood in the rest of the day?

If your boss doesn’t respect you and shouts at you sometimes , you definitely want to resign or look for a new job , right ?

Delete the spaces before the punctuation.

So the relationships between us isare so important .

ItThey hasve impacts on our daily mood and will change our mindset .

iIn addition it will also eaffects our behaviour .

In the US, we spell “behavior” without a “u”.

When “affect” is a verb, it is almost always spelled with an “a”. (“Effect” with two E’s can also be a verb, but it has an obscure meaning that we rarely use except in academic writing.)