Patient's question:
The child is very serious about practice and has a proper attitude. They also perform well at school and are often praised by teachers. Homework is completed smoothly and well, and they can learn all the key points in class. However, why do they become very careless and make mistakes during the final exams, getting many very simple questions wrong? The results of the final exams always surprise both teachers and parents. What could be the reason for this?Doctor's answer:
According to the description, the child is only eight years old. An eight-year-old child possesses so many qualities that parents, teachers, and even society would approve of—serious practice, a proper attitude, good performance, receiving praise, and excellent homework. To be honest, I really don't know what is wrong with this student. The key lies in the parent's dissatisfaction. It can be imagined how regretful or even hysterical the parent would be if such an outstanding child showed even a slight flaw. I apologize to say that if the parent does not change their approach to educating the child, they need to have a deeper understanding of what true transformation requires. For a child who has been so well-behaved since childhood, the future may not necessarily return to that state. Parents should encourage their children more.