Why do the adopted children have bad grades, and what psychological problems will the adopted childr

Whether the child's grades are good or not has nothing to do with the adoption. In fact, in my opinion, the adopted child will only work harder, and the poor grades of the adopted child will only have something to do with your teaching methods. You can communicate with him, and also communicate with his homeroom teacher, to see what the child is not good at, how to make up for it, as long as the child is willing to work hard, everything is not too late, and the teacher will find a way to improve the grades, don't worry too much.

The poor grades of the adopted child are not related to the adoption or biological birth, but that you do not have much to do with his studies.

In fact, this does not necessarily mean that the adopted child will not have good grades, and some of them will have bad grades even if they are born to them, as long as we do our best to complete our own, it is as if we will teach him now.

One is the incorrect teaching method, and the other is caused by environmental factors.

If it's not a problem with IQ, it's a problem with the learning method or not studying hard.

If you don't get good grades, you should not use the right study method! It has little to do with whether it is an adoption or not.

Why do adopted children get bad grades? Whether it is adopted or biological, it is possible that because of bad grades, as long as he works hard, don't put pressure on her anymore.

Why does the adopted child have bad grades, this is not necessarily, but it is still necessary to slowly cultivate some of his interests.

If she was adopted since she was a child, if her adoptive parents treat her as their own child, in fact, this impact is not particularly great.

But when he learns that he is not biological, then she will have a strange feeling about your family, a feeling that it is not her own family.

Then there may be some people in your relatives who will reject him, then he will be hit, he will think that he has been abandoned since he was a child, and then his personality may become particularly sensitive and fragile.

Only when the whole family recognizes him, it is estimated that the happiest time is the time.

This question depends on the specific situation, if the child has not remembered when he is very young, he was abandoned by his parents before and adopted by other families, after all, in his memory, he does not know what his biological parents are like, and if he stays with his adoptive parents for a long time, and his adoptive parents will treat him as his own child, he will not have any problems with children from normal families, I am afraid that the kind of child who has remembered will be abandoned by his parents, At this time, no matter how the adoptive parents treat her like their own child? will also hate their parents in their hearts, or miss their parents when they grow up, they will always go to their biological parents, sensible children, fortunately, they will be grateful for the nurturing grace of their adoptive parents, if they are not sensible, put aside their adoptive parents to find their biological parents, how sad you say her adoptive parents will be.

Insecure, humble, inferior, introverted, suspicious and sensitive. However, the education of these large people is inseparable.

They will have low self-esteem and introverts, which is the case with my colleague's children.

Summary. Article 6 of the Adoption Law of the People's Republic of China stipulates the conditions that an adopter should have, and paragraph 3 of the Adoption Law stipulates that the adopter "does not suffer from a disease that is medically considered unfit for adoption."

Diseases that are medically considered unsuitable for adoption generally refer to mental illnesses and infectious diseases, and if the infectious disease is within the period of contagion, the adopter shall suspend the adoption. Individuals need to provide proof that the virus they are carrying is not within the period of infection and that they do not have a disease that is medically considered unsuitable for adoption (generally determined by medical institutions) in order to adopt a child.

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That means you are not eligible for adoption. Then you can't adopt. Or the civil affairs department will give you some suggestions, and you will do it according to their requirements, and if you can do it, you can do it as much as possible, then you can be able to lead the defeat and filial piety.

Adoption assessment is an important process in the circular shape of the adoption system, and the civil affairs departments shall perform their duties in accordance with laws and regulations, and take effective measures to truly protect the lawful rights and interests of adoptees.

You're not up to the mark.

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Diseases that are medically considered unsuitable for adoption generally refer to mental diseases and infectious diseases, and if the infectious disease is within the infectious period, the adopter should suspend the adoption. Individuals need to provide proof that the virus they are carrying is not within the period of infection and that they do not have a disease that is medically considered unsuitable for adoption of a child (generally determined by a medical institution) to adopt a child.

Is this the law? Is there such a thing in the adoption law?

Yes. This is Article 6 of the Adoption Act.

Article 6 of the Adoption Law of the People's Republic of China stipulates the conditions that an adopter should have, and paragraph 3 of the Adoption Law stipulates that the adopter "does not suffer from a disease that is medically considered unfit for adoption." "Diseases that are medically considered unsuitable for adoption generally refer to mental illnesses and infectious diseases, and if the infection is buried within the period of infection, the adopter shall suspend the adoption.

Individuals need to provide proof that the virus they are carrying is not within the period of infection, and that they do not have a disease that is medically considered unsuitable for adoption of a child (generally recognized by a medical institution), that is, they can adopt a child.

There is no need for a third-party agency to re-evaluate.

The need for "third-party assessment" refers to the use of a professional scientific index system to strengthen the credibility of the assessment results. In addition to the basic indicators such as the adopter's motivation for adoption, age of the adopter, occupation and economic status, education level, physical condition, moral character, marital status, etc., the assessment content should also investigate and evaluate many factors such as the adopter's ability to raise and educate, and conduct a comprehensive evaluation through interviews, large-scale data consultations, visits, etc., so as to practice a more complete evaluation index system.

Okay, thanks.

After a child is adopted, there are a series of consequences, such as the termination of the parent-child relationship with the biological parents. So, what happens to adopted children? What are the conditions for adopters?

How do I register my account? Let me bring it to youWhat happens to adopted children

After the child is adopted, the child and the adoptive parents have a relationship of rights and obligations. An adopted child may inherit the property of the adoptive parents, and the adoptive parents have obligations such as education and medical care for the adopted child. Adopted children have an obligation to support their adoptive parents when they grow up.

2. Adopter conditions

Clause. 1. The conditions that the adopter should meet at the same time are:

1) No children or only one child. "Childless" means that the adopter has neither biological children, nor adopted or stepchildren.

2) Have the ability to raise, educate, and protect the adoptee. The so-called "ability to raise, educate and protect the adoptee" means that the adopter should have full capacity for civil conduct, have the ability to raise and educate the adoptee in terms of physical, intellectual, economic, moral character and education of the child, and be able to fulfill the obligations of the parents to the child.

3) Do not have a medical condition that makes it medically inappropriate to adopt a child. The term "not suffering from a disease that is medically considered unfit for adoption" refers primarily to mental illness and infectious diseases.

4) Be at least 30 years old. The term "30 years of age or older" includes the number of 30 years old. For joint adoption, both spouses must be at least 30 years old.

Clause. (2) The adoption of a child by a spouse shall be subject to the consent of the husband and wife.

Clause. 3. Where a person without a spouse adopts a child of the opposite sex, the age difference between the adopter and the adoptee shall be at least 40 years.

Clause. 4. The adoption of a child of a collateral blood relative of the same generation within three generations may be exempted from the restrictions that "the biological parents have special difficulties and are unable to raise the child", "the age difference between the adopter and the adoptee shall be more than 40 years", and "the adoptee is under the age of 14".

3. What are the provisions of the Civil Code on the registration of adoptees?

According to the provisions of the Civil Code, after the adoption relationship is established, the public security organs shall handle the household registration for the adoptee in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State. Article 1106 of the Civil Code [Household Registration of Adoptees] After the adoptive relationship is established, the public security organs shall handle the household registration for the adoptee in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.

After the child is adopted, the child and the adoptive parents have a relationship of rights. The adopted child may inherit the property of the adoptive parents, and the adoptive parents have obligations such as education and medical care for the adopted child.

Legal analysis: It is illegal for a child to be born and given away, suspected of the crime of abandonment, but in China's judicial practice, due to historical reasons, it is generally not considered a bad circumstance, and it is not punished, but it cannot be charged, and if the fee is charged, it is suspected of buying and selling minors in the name of adoption, which is also an illegal behavior. Children that the biological parents are unable to raise can be given away, but both biological parents need to be jointly adopted, unless one of the biological parents is missing, and can be unilaterally adopted.

Legal basis: Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China Article 261 A person who is old, young, sick, or otherwise incapable of independent living who has an obligation to support and refuses to support them, and the circumstances are heinous, is to be sentenced to up to five years imprisonment, short-term detention, or controlled release.

Civil Code of the People's Republic of China

Article 1044: Adoption shall follow the principle of the best interests of the adoptee, and safeguard the lawful rights and interests of the adoptee and the adopter. It is forbidden to buy or sell minors in the name of adoption.

Article 1093: The following minors may be adopted: (1) orphans who have lost their parents; (2) Minors whose biological parents cannot be found; (3) Children whose biological parents have special difficulties and are unable to raise them.

Article 1097:Where biological parents send their children for adoption, both parties shall jointly send them for adoption. Where one of the biological parents is unknown or cannot be found, they may be unilaterally adopted.

Article 1101:Where a person has a spouse to adopt a child, the husband and wife shall adopt it jointly. Article 1102:Where a person without a spouse adopts a child of the opposite sex, the age difference between the adopter and the adoptee shall be 40 years or more.