Patient's question:
Hello everyone, my child has been taking tutoring since first grade. They don't listen in class, get distracted, have slow memory, poor handwriting, and poor grades. Even now that they are in third grade, it's still the same. How can I help? They are fine after school, but as soon as tutoring starts, they start getting distracted. Last time, we checked, it wasn't ADHD, so what is it? Sometimes, when I talk to them, they forget what I said after a short while. They also sometimes say and write different things.Doctor's answer:
The child does not pay attention during tutoring sessions and has difficulty concentrating. ADHD has been ruled out, and the main issue is due to poor habits developed over time. Parents should not put too much pressure on their children, nor should they overlook their strengths while focusing only on their weaknesses. They need to learn to guide and encourage them, allowing the child to transform through motivation. At home, parents can practice with their children. Wishing the child a speedy recovery, a healthy body, and a wonderful life.