What is the reason why children cannot concentrate? What elements are missing from children's lack of concentration?

Many children have difficulty concentrating. Why do children have this problem? What elements are lacking that cause children to have difficulty concentrating?

When children have difficulty concentrating, teachers should discover and intervene in time, and should not allow children to become distracted and develop bad habits, which will affect their learning outcomes.

Teachers should also promptly report the situation to parents, discuss solutions with them, and help children overcome learning difficulties in a timely manner;

When children have difficulty concentrating, they should be made aware of the seriousness of their problems, and asked to talk about the possible negative consequences of such behavior and how to overcome them. To this end, they should be asked to do what they can do, and to ask them to make demands on themselves, so as to help them gradually overcome difficulties.

Ask the child to describe what he did when he was not paying attention, such as moving around in his chair, being unable to sit still, scratching his hair, yawning, thinking about fun games, etc. How long did he do these things that were not related to learning, and what was his inner state when he did them;

Tell the children that when they are distracted, they should be aware of it immediately and return to the teacher's teaching situation immediately. They should not let it go or blame themselves for being distracted again. They should know their current situation and quickly withdraw from the thoughts or other small actions.

When children are unable to control themselves, you can suggest that they take notes appropriately and record the key points of the teacher's lectures in class to avoid being absent-minded due to poor self-control.

Parents should train their children more at home, insist on doing something meaningful every day, and record the time they persist. They can start with a shorter training time, and then gradually increase the length of time to improve their children's concentration on doing things, thereby effectively improving their attention span.

By practicing Tai Chi, yoga and other physical activities, children can develop calm habits, be able to calm down and not be impetuous, which is conducive to improving their concentration.

In clinical practice, if children have inattention, we must first rule out physical problems, especially the lack of trace elements, iron, zinc, folic acid, etc., which can cause children to have inattention. Certain parasitic infections or certain physical diseases can also cause children to have inattention. Therefore, it is very important to conduct relevant physical examinations and make a clear diagnosis. If physical problems are ruled out, it may be related to certain mental and psychological factors. For example, ADHD is mainly manifested by inattention and symptoms of hyperactivity and impulsiveness. Therefore, once ADHD is confirmed, systematic drug treatment and psychotherapy are more critical and are very effective treatment contents.

Cultivating children's concentration should start from an early age, because the cultivation of concentration cannot be achieved overnight. To cultivate children's concentration from an early age, you can do some things to make them persist, such as letting them sit quietly in one place to string beads, or count beans, and repeating them can calm them down. Some particularly lively children can be improved through activities such as practicing calligraphy. In addition, parents must let their children complete certain tasks within a specified time, so this requires children's attention and concentration to reach a certain level before it can be achieved.

Method 1: Give more encouragement and do not interfere with your child when he is doing what he likes.

Method 2: Let the child complete the learning task in stages within the specified time, and change the time limit to a certain amount. Let him feel "I can consciously concentrate on doing one thing well".

Method 3: Try to reduce the number of times you nag and scold your child, so that he or she feels that he or she is the master of time. When children learn to control their own time, they will have a sense of success and will be more confident in doing things.

Method 4: Reading aloud helps to train attention. Set aside a time (10-20 minutes) every day for your child to read aloud.

Method 5: Only place study supplies on the child’s desk to create a home learning environment that is conducive to concentration.

Method 6: Let your child do only one thing at a time. Doing multiple things at the same time will damage the effective concentration of attention.

Method 7: Play "self-discipline" games with your children.

Method 8: Buy some books on intelligence training and practice them every day.

Method 9: Schulte training method. It is the most professional, popular and simplest attention training method in the world.