What are the main reasons for lack of concentration?

For children, it is normal to be inattentive. For example, they do not pay attention in class, are easily distracted by the surrounding environment when doing things, cannot concentrate on listening to their parents, are often absent-minded when doing things, etc. Parents should not be too anxious when this happens. There are some methods to train children's concentration. The main reasons that lead to children's inattention are as follows.

1. Personal factors

Psychological and physiological factors of students. Judging from the students' psychological and physiological characteristics, primary school students are young, and are in the stage of growth and development both psychologically and physiologically. Their brain cells are relatively fragile and not suitable for long-term boring learning. At this time, unintentional attention is stronger than intentional attention, and it is not easy to concentrate. Some boys play and fight after class, and they haven't calmed down by the time the bell rings, so it's natural that they can't concentrate. Some girls gathered together to read comic books and chat after class, and only returned to their seats reluctantly when the bell rang. At this time, they were also unable to concentrate. Reasons related to students’ knowledge level and receptive ability. What the teacher teaches in class is in line with the knowledge and ability levels of most students in the class, but some students with strong receptive abilities learn what the teacher teaches all at once. These students will interrupt from time to time, preventing other students from absorbing the knowledge well. However, those students with poor receptive abilities only have a partial understanding of the knowledge they have learned, and gradually they become unwilling to listen if they don't understand, so they simply stop listening, and it becomes easier for them to get distracted.

2. Family Factors

Problems with parents’ educational attitudes and methods. Some parents do not care about their children. They hold the attitude that it doesn't matter whether their children learn or not, and that it's enough for their children to learn as much as they can, or that it's enough for their children as long as they can recognize basic words and do basic addition and subtraction. If their children accept this kind of thinking, then naturally they will not be able to concentrate in class. Although some parents really want their children to excel in study, they use the wrong methods and blindly criticize, beat and scold their children. This makes the children feel that they will be beaten and scolded whether they study or not, so they don't study and develop the idea of ​​not wanting to study.

3. School Factors

Problems with teachers’ teaching level and methods. Teachers are also to blame for students’ inability to concentrate in class. Some teachers have less experience and limited teaching methods, which leads to inefficient classroom teaching, such as bland language, monotonous expressions, rote reading, and students' lack of interest in the content. Sometimes, when teaching knowledge, teachers only take into account the better and average students, but ignore the students with poorer learning abilities. Later, these students become less and less able to understand, and they start to daydream, which ultimately affects the entire class. Many students will make small movements or talk in class just because they don't like a teacher.