Patient's question:
My son is 10 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 10-year-old child who has difficulty concentrating?Doctor's answer:
Implement appropriate line behavior training. You can try putting a rubber band on your wrist and, once you realize you're not paying attention, snap your wrist hard with the rubber band. Give yourself a small punishment and record the number of times you snap your wrist each day. If the number gradually increases, you can reward yourself with something you dislike as an extra reward. The above is a suggestion for this issue, and I hope it helps you.