Question
Primary school students often have difficulty concentrating on their homework, struggle to sit still, and their hand movements are frequent. However, they show intelligence and talent in games and daily life. What effective training methods can be used to improve inattention issues? Please provide detailed suggestions.
Answer
Inattention is a common trait among children, characterized by easy distractibility. The younger the child, the shorter the duration of their attention span; for first graders, the maximum time they can concentrate is only about 15 minutes. This is because their nervous system is not fully developed, and as they grow older, inattention issues will gradually improve. However, primary school students are expected to sit through 40-minute classes, so we cannot passively wait for children to self-develop perfectly; otherwise, it will affect their learning efficiency and grades. To help children improve their inattention issues, parents and teachers can try the following methods:
- Establish Regular Lifestyle Habits: Ensure children get enough sleep, have scheduled meals and breaks, which help enhance their focus.
- Segmented Learning: Break