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. It must be practical. First, parents should understand the characteristics of ADHD and the expectations for hyperactive children. They should not be as strict with them as they would be with normal children. It is sufficient to require that their hyperactive behavior be controlled within a reasonable range. Do not be overly demanding.2. Channel excessive energy. For children with hyperactivity, positive guidance should be provided to help them channel their excessive energy. Parents and teachers should encourage them to participate in various sports activities, such as running, ball games, climbing, and long jumps. If possible, arrange for them to engage in indoor and outdoor activities to help release their pent-up energy. However, when organizing activities, safety must be ensured to avoid risks.
3. Strengthen the cultivation of concentration. For these children, it is important to gradually develop the habit of sitting still and focusing. Start with activities like reading books or listening to stories, gradually extending the time they can concentrate. They can also be seated in the front rows of the classroom to receive timely supervision and guidance from teachers during lessons. If a child shows progress in concentration, they should be praised and encouraged promptly to reinforce this behavior.
4. Cultivate a regular lifestyle. For these children, it is essential to develop a regular lifestyle from a young age. Maintain a schedule for meals, sleep, and rest. Do not accommodate their interests by allowing them to watch movies or TV late into the night, as this may disrupt their sleep.
5. Foster self-esteem and confidence. For these children, patience and consistent education and support are necessary to cultivate self-esteem and confidence. Help them overcome their anxiety and improve their self-control. Parents should maintain regular communication with doctors to help them understand the child's educational progress and seek guidance on treatment. When possible, strive for collaboration among doctors, parents, and teachers to ensure a cohesive educational approach.