Patient's question:
My daughter is 10 years old. She doesn't concentrate well in class, it takes her a while to get into the learning state, and she struggles to keep up with the pace of the lessons. What should I do if a second-grade child has difficulty concentrating?Doctor's answer:
Let the baby engage in more outdoor activities so that his abundant extra energy can be released. After extensive learning, he will come to the classroom or do homework, which will be much quieter. Worldview behavior training should be provided, offering the baby more opportunities to think and develop problem-solving skills in daily life, helping him develop the habit of thinking before acting to surpass self-regulation. Additional rewards should be given, along with mild punishments, so that the baby can rest on time and ensure sufficient deep sleep and proper nutrition.