Patient's question:
A 6-month-old baby cannot lift their head, can roll over, has a normal appetite, and shows no significant abnormalities, but sometimes they shake. How can I help my child who is in third grade and doesn't want to go to school?Doctor's answer:
Children who dislike studying must have reasons. It could be conflicts with classmates, receiving criticism, or finding learning boring.For the first situation, communicate more with the school teachers to guide the child in handling peer relationships properly and fostering an outgoing personality.
For the second situation, teach the child to accept criticism, learn from mistakes, and correctly recognize their shortcomings and errors. However, avoid solely denying the child and listen to their thoughts.
For the third situation, pay more attention to the child’s academic progress. For example, discuss homework with them at night instead of directly giving them the correct answers. Guide them to learn more and ask questions, cultivating their ability to think independently. Offer appropriate encouragement and praise to boost their sense of achievement, develop interest in learning, and encourage them to read more to expand their knowledge. Develop good habits and instill correct life values.