Primary school students not paying attention in class

We all know that primary school students have particularly weak willpower. When primary school students are in class, teachers usually seize the first few minutes to teach quickly, because children are more focused at this time. But 20 minutes after the class starts, the children begin to look here and there, and may not take what the teacher said to heart. So what should we do if primary school students are not focused in class?

1. Although primary school students have developed intentional attention, they are still easily distracted by other things. Children of this age still have poor self-control ability. Not paying attention in class is a characteristic of one's age.

2. Not interested in what is taught in class. If the teacher is talking interestingly, he will surely pay full attention.

3. I have not yet developed a good habit of listening in class.

4. Not adapting to the teacher's teaching style or disliking the teacher, and "taking out anger" on the lectures.

5. Normally he seldom receives attention from teachers, and the teacher's criticism is a kind of attention. He subconsciously wants the teacher's attention, so he does not listen carefully.

method:

1. According to the age characteristics of primary school students, fresh, interesting, vivid and figurative things are used to attract students' attention in class. Small animals, fairy tales, real objects, etc. will make the classroom lively. In addition, you can also add appropriate activities for students to participate in, which will help them focus on the class.

2. Cultivate primary school students' interest in learning. Stimulate primary school students' learning motivation through evaluation and external rewards, and give timely and positive feedback; encourage primary school students to ask various questions to stimulate their learning motivation.

3: Adjust your mood before class. Having a good mental state is the basis for listening to the class well.

4. Develop good listening habits. Prepare before class and write down the questions you don’t understand; listen to the class with the questions in mind and look for the answers. To avoid distraction, put things that are not related to class in your backpack.

5. More attention should be paid to primary school students who do not listen carefully in class. Primary school students all hope to get the attention of teachers. For example, in daily interactions, touching students’ heads or patting their shoulders will make them feel that they have a place in the teachers’ minds. During class, you can ask questions frequently. Asking them to answer questions can have three benefits: first, it can make them concentrate on the class; second, it can encourage them to think about the problems; third, students who are frequently asked questions by teachers will not attract the teacher's attention by not paying attention or making small movements.