Patient's question:
Hello, 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 can't keep up with the pace of the class. What should I do about her lack of concentration in class?Doctor's answer:
In early childhood practice, encountering difficulties and distractions, or facing uninteresting content, relying solely on attention is not enough. It is essential to consciously cultivate children's self-control abilities, ensuring that their attention aligns with the goals and tasks of the activity. Parents can foster their children's self-discipline by encouraging them to focus on a single task for a period of time, such as drawing, practicing the piano, or calligraphy. Avoid calling out for one thing one moment and then for another the next. Special training is best conducted at fixed times and in fixed locations to establish a directional orientation for psychological activities.