How to cultivate children s attention training experience

Method 1: Visual attention training allows children to look at some **or animals** and ask some questions. For example, show the child a ** and ask him to tell us who is in the **, how many men, how many women, how many adults, how many children, what each of them is doing, what is holding, and so on.

For example, ask the child to observe, sort them by size, and then ask him to name their number, color, etc. (This is a method commonly used in Montessori mathematics). However, it is important for the child to constantly change what he observes, otherwise the child will find it uninterested.

Method 2: Encourage your child and don't interfere with what he likes to do. When the child is engrossed in his little craft or observing the small animals and forgets to eat, parents should remember not to disturb the child, but to wait patiently for him to finish his work carefully.

You know, while children are immersed in their interests, they are also inadvertently cultivating their own attention.

Method: Minimize nagging and reprimanding your child so that your child feels like the master of time. Teach your child how to allocate time.

When he concentrates on his homework in a relatively short period of time, he will have more time for other things. Children learn to control their own wheels, have a sense of success, and are more confident in doing things.

Method: Reading aloud is beneficial for training lana attention. Set aside a time (5-10 minutes) each day for your child to choose their favorite nursery rhyme or nursery rhyme and read it aloud to their parents.

It is a process of harmonizing a child's mouth, eyes, and brain. In the process of children's performances, try not to make mistakes, do not lose, do not break. His concentration must be highly focused, and this training must be carried on.

Method: Create a home learning environment that is conducive to concentration. On the child's desk, only books and other corresponding school supplies can be placed, and toys and food cannot be placed; Be concise with stationery.

Kids love pencil cases that are colorful, beautifully designed, and versatile, but keep the functionality as simple as possible. Pencils and erasers should also be simple in shape and single in function, so as not to prevent children from playing with them as toys; The child's study should also be kept tidy, and the child's toys should be put away and not placed in a conspicuous place; When children are studying, there should be no interference from TV, **, etc. Parents should also try not to interfere loudly when their children are studying.

In addition, indoor light is also an aspect that can be easily overlooked. Moderate soft light helps children concentrate and creates a quiet and clean environment for children.

Cultivating children's attention and concentration, which should be gradually cultivated from an early age, is not something that can be completed overnight, which requires parents to teach carefully.

Parents should establish the concept that the child's attention should not be taken out for training intervention alone, but should take into account the overall factors of the child's change. Therefore, it is necessary for parents to observe their children more, pay more attention to their children's emotional state, conduct certain psychophysiological assessments on their children, and improve their children's attention on the basis of creating a good family environment for their children.

A child's attention is usually affected by the child's emotional state, and if the child is in a more anxious, nervous, and depressed emotional state, there is no way to concentrate. Parents should first pay attention to their child's current emotional state and the impact of family education on their child. If the child is depressed, irritable, and anxious at the moment, it is necessary for parents to go to ** Is the child encountering certain difficulties, is there a certain pressure encountered in life?

This kind of pressure includes parents' reprimands and criticisms of children, as well as children's accusations and criticisms by teachers in kindergarten, as well as children's unpleasant relationships with other children in kindergarten, resulting in peer conflicts. Such events will make children have a certain amount of negative emotions, due to the child's relatively young age, the ability to deal with their own negative emotions deviation, children are usually troubled by these negative emotions, some children show obvious displeasure, impatience, anxiety.

Some children are relatively depressed and may not be noticed by their parents. These situations will lead to children's inattention, if parents do not pay attention to the child's emotions at this time or blindly give the child attention training, often receive the opposite effect. At this time, parents need to observe the child's current emotional state, ask how the child is doing in the kindergarten, and whether there is any conflict with other children?

If the child has a certain emotion, guide the child to express his feelings at the moment, support and understand the child, and guide the child to face these problems correctly.

Children's lack of concentration is a bad phenomenon and an important reason for low reading efficiency. In the face of children with inattention, I think it can be cultivated in the following 3 aspects:

1. Support children's curiosity: Children have a natural curiosity about things in the outside world, and support children's curiosity.

2. Praise your child's performance: Encouragement is the driving force for your child's progress, as long as your child can do it, parents should praise your child.

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In general, children can develop their ability to focus by using their interests, using positive goals, and accompanying parents.

1. Take advantage of interest: Interest is the best teacher. If your child is very interested in something, he or she will be able to pay attention to it for a long time and be able to stick to it. By grasping the points of interest, you can quickly focus your child's attention and also improve your child's concentration.

2. Use positive goals: Set a goal that children can complete but can not be easily completed, and encourage children to actively complete them, so that children can concentrate on doing something in a short period of time, so that their concentration can be developed and improved.

3. Parental accompaniment: Generally, you can quietly accompany your child, or play with your child, which can not only cultivate your child's concentration, but also give your child a sense of security, increase parent-child feelings, and ensure your child's mental health.

1. Improve the environment

2. Give encouragement:

3. Set an example.

4. Reduce the use of electronic products.

5. **Primary disease.

The first is to let the child sit down quietly, such as building blocks or playing puzzles, which are good ways to exercise concentration, or you can read books or fairy tales, preferably for a period of time, such as 10 minutes or 15 minutes, and then gradually extend the time, which can improve the level of children's attention.

Second, you can improve your concentration by doing physical exercises, such as playing table tennis, swimming, running, etc., which can last for about 15-20 minutes each time. Sports are both games and sports and can be a great way to improve your child's concentration and keep them focused on one thing.

Parents should not always disturb and distract their children in the name of concern;

Give your child a clear deadline for completing the task.

Nurture your child's interest in improving the quality of concentration.

Cultivate your child's self-confidence in improving their ability to concentrate.

Create a good learning environment for your child.

1) Duality practice;

2) Follow-the-cycle exercises;

3) Piercing exercises;

4) Number Exercises;

5) Frequency practice method;

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Hello, I'm glad to answer your questions about cultivating children's concentration and patience: 1. Appropriate material rewards can usually make children do better. In the past, my children only knew that they had completed their homework and had completed their learning tasks.

Now through this method, he can know that getting things done and doing things well are completely different. He should try to do things as well as he can, and through this method of appropriate material rewards, he should cultivate his attitude of doing things. 2. I want to lead by example in my daily life.

Many children do not have perseverance because parents often demand too much from their children. So I proposed to my children that you can't do anything halfway, you must have a beginning and an end. 3. Cultivate children's attention.

Sometimes when my child is doing homework, he suddenly wants to give up doing homework and choose to play with toys or eat, at this time, I will deliberately delay for a while, or let him understand that the task at this time is to do his homework well, and not to meet the child's requirements immediately, so as to cultivate the habit of focusing on completing one thing. I hope I am helpful to you, and if you have any questions, please feel free to ask me [happy].

Parents should not always disturb and distract their children in the name of concern;

Give your child a clear deadline for completing the task.

Nurture your child's interest in improving the quality of concentration.

Cultivate your child's self-confidence in improving their ability to concentrate.

Create a good learning environment for your child.

1) Duality practice;

2) Follow-the-cycle exercises;

3) Piercing exercises;

4) Number Exercises;

5) Frequency practice method;