Patient's question:
When I was in elementary school, I practiced very seriously and rarely caused me trouble. But since entering junior high, the child's academic performance has improved significantly. Every day, they don't focus on doing homework and just think about watching TV and playing games. No matter how you talk to them, it doesn't help. I don't know what to do now. What kind of assistance do you need: What should I do about a child who doesn't focus on doing homework?Doctor's answer:
What can you do if your child doesn't focus on their homework? You can sit with them and read your own book, making sure not to disturb them, so they feel you're encouraging them. If you need to, you can gently remind them or use a soft voice to guide them when they lose focus. It's best to keep the house quiet when your child is doing homework—don't turn on the TV or laugh loudly, as this will definitely distract them.