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 can't keep up with the pace of the class. What should I do about her not concentrating in class?Doctor's answer:
1. Let the child complete the practice tasks in stages within the specified time. If the child can focus and complete them successfully, parents should provide certain incentives (praise, gentle touches, kisses, etc.) and let them rest for 5-10 minutes. Then, complete the next practice session in the same way. When the child performs well, gradually extend the time they can concentrate on doing exercises in one sitting.2. It is recommended that the child, during the process of reviewing the questions, mark the suggestions and conditions of the questions with a pen to prevent distractions and errors. These actions can enhance the child's confidence, making them feel "I can consciously concentrate on doing one thing well."