Patient's question:
My son is 9 years old. Since school started, the teacher has reported that he has difficulty concentrating, struggles to get into a learning state, and cannot keep up with the pace of the class. What can be done to help a third-grade child who has difficulty concentrating in class?Doctor's answer:
The lack of focus during tutoring might be due to insufficient sleep or excessive pressure, leading to issues like dozing off during sessions. Children should be given enough time to sleep, and the latest they should go to sleep is at 10:30 PM for a nap. The main reason for poor focus during tutoring is often the lack of good habits. When children are doing homework, it's important to provide them with a quiet environment. If they encounter problems, be patient in guiding them and don't dismiss small issues. If you agree to do something for your child, make sure to follow through—such as patiently accompanying them, playing with them, and consistently staying by their side.