Patient's question:
Is the child's lack of concentration a disease? Do they need to go to the hospital for treatment? How long will it take to improve? Please help me!Doctor's answer:
The environment, sounds, the colors of moving people and vehicles can distract children. Fatigue. Because a child's nervous system cannot tolerate prolonged stress or monotonous activities well, fatigue can result. Children are not interested in something. Tasks that adults ask children to do are either too difficult or too easy, which is not conducive to concentrating their attention. Only when new content has an appropriate difference from a child's knowledge and experience can it most easily attract and maintain their attention. Poor attention shifting ability. Adults must be flexible in their approach, constantly shifting a child's attention between two things to allow the brain to relax, ensuring they can perform well without overexhaustion.