Patient's question:
Lagging behind when doing homework, even with adults helping nearby doesn't help. Checked once and found high lead levels, took some lead-excreting medicine but it didn't take effect. What kind of assistance is needed: Can you give some reference suggestions, on how to treat it so that it can change a bit...Doctor's answer:
Let the child understand why homework exists and know that it must be done. It is better to complete homework diligently and promptly rather than procrastinate. Let the child realize that the skills learned in tutoring need to be consolidated through study. Homework is the responsibility of every student and must be completed successfully. Give the child the correct concept in terms of thinking.Next, teach the child how to manage time. Children are playful, and playing is their nature—there is nothing wrong with that. However, if they delay necessary tasks because of playing too much, they need to be corrected. Parents can help the child develop the ability to manage time. At the beginning, parents can schedule for the child: what to do first, what to do next, when they can play, and when they must do homework. Once the child is ready, they can create their own schedule with the parents' guidance. The child will be more willing to make their own schedule.
Survival Care: Second, parents should try to avoid reading with their children. Teachers believe that when parents read with their children, they often unconsciously urge them not to do this and to do that. These intermittent verbal criticisms can distract the child's attention. At the same time, they may also create a strong dependence on parents, leading to a bad habit of unwillingness to think independently and complete homework successfully.