Patient's question:
The child's attention is not focused when doing homework, and the teacher has also commented during class. How should this be resolved?Doctor's answer:
When the child comes home from school, you can seriously ask him to be your teacher and teach you what he learned in class, while encouraging him but not scolding him (how can a student scold a teacher?). His respect, the sense of achievement and pride from teaching adults, and the sense of responsibility as a "teacher" will help him concentrate in class. When the child is doing homework, you can set a time limit for its completion and offer a reward afterward. At the same time, clean the child's room and move the toys or other distracting items to another room. When the child is doing homework, parents should avoid creating distracting situations, such as watching TV, playing cards, or playing chess. Praise the child's learning as much as possible to let him experience the joy of learning.