Mild intellectual disability, inattentive in class, relatively restless

Patient's question:

Mild intellectual disability
Inattentive in class, quite restless

Doctor's answer:

Hello, it's not easy to determine. Generally, raising children to develop good habits is a very challenging task. It is recommended that parents start with themselves, follow through on their words, be serious when talking to children, and give full praise and rewards when children make progress. Encouraging children is often more effective than lecturing them.

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