Desertion in class and procrastination in class and homework after class are rooted in concentration

Mondo Education Updated on 2024-01-31

Have you ever encountered a situation where your child is distracted and unable to concentrate in class?After class, I always procrastinate in the face of homework, and I don't start for half a day. As parents, we are troubled by this, but we can't find a solution to the problem. Now, let's uncover the reason behind these seemingly ordinary behaviors - concentration is the key to children's success!

1. What is concentration?

Concentration, in layman's terms, is attention. It refers to a person's ability to direct and focus mental activity on certain things in a specific environment. For children, good concentration helps them learn new knowledge, understand and remember information, and lay a solid foundation for future development.

2. Factors that affect concentration.

1.Noisy environment: Noise distractions from the surrounding environment can distract children and make it difficult for them to focus on something.

2.Mood swings: Negative emotions such as nervousness and anxiety can affect a child's ability to concentrate, making it difficult for them to stay focused for long periods of time.

3.Excessive excitement: An overactive activity environment (e.g., video games, cartoons, etc.) can cause fatigue in children, which in turn can affect their ability to concentrate.

4.Lack of interest: If your child lacks interest in a task or activity, he or she will not be able to concentrate on completing it. Therefore, cultivating children's enthusiasm for things is also one of the keys to improving concentration.

3. How to cultivate children's concentration?

1.Provide a quiet learning environment: Try to avoid noisy environments and reduce external distractions, so that children can learn and read in a relatively quiet environment.

2.Adjust your sleep schedule: Make sure your child gets enough sleep and a regular diet, which can help improve their mental state and concentration.

3.Use the Pomodoro Technique: Gradually train your child's ability to concentrate by setting a concentration period (e.g., 25 minutes) and then taking a one-minute break.

4.Play Training: Use puzzle games (e.g., puzzles, find differences, etc.) that focus on concentration to strengthen your child's skills.

5.Develop hobbies: Encourage your child to engage in a variety of fun and attention-intensive activities (e.g., drawing, musical instruments, etc.) to stimulate their enthusiasm and focus.

6.Role model of parents: Parents' words and deeds have a great impact on children. Please pay attention to your words and deeds in various occasions in your daily life, establish an image of good concentration, and become a role model for your children.

7.Correct bad habits: When children are found to have behaviors such as desertion in class, procrastination after class, etc., they should be guided and educated in time to help them correct bad habits.

8.Communicate with school teachers: Communicate with your child's teachers regularly to understand their performance and learning in school, and work together to improve your child's concentration.

9.Home-school cooperation: Strive for the joint education of families and schools, form a joint educational force, and jointly pay attention to and help the cultivation and development of children's concentration.

4. Case sharing and discussion.

Recently, a parent shared her success story with us. Her daughter used to be inattentive in her studies and her grades were not satisfactory. Later, she tried some of the above methods, especially after using game training methods and adjusting her work and rest time, her daughter's concentration has improved significantly, and her academic performance has also improved significantly. We also invited some other parents to share similar educational experiences, and they generally agreed that these methods are simple and effective. So, does your child also have attention problems?Come and join us in the discussion!

V. Conclusion. Concentration is an indispensable and important quality for children's growth. By providing a quiet environment, adjusting work and rest schedules, playing training, and cultivating hobbies, we can effectively cultivate children's concentration. Let's work together to create a better future for our children!

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