What to do if your first-grade child can't sit still in class

When children grow up to a certain age, they need to go to school, acquire knowledge, and learn to communicate with others. Many parents and teachers have reported that their first-grade children cannot sit still in class and are always unable to concentrate on listening to the teacher, moving around all the time. What is the reason for this? If it is kindergarten, it is understandable. But if it is still the same after going through kindergarten, how should the child alleviate such symptoms? I hope parents will take this seriously.

Every child has a different personality due to the different educational methods of their parents. Some are as docile as lambs, and some are as lively as monkeys. Therefore, some parents suspect that their children have ADHD. Of course, this is caused by genetics. The class time in kindergarten is not long. If the child really cannot concentrate, parents should consider whether it is because the teacher’s teaching method fails to attract the child’s attention. The child has no interest and naturally will not concentrate on listening.

Of course, you cannot rule out the possibility that some children may seem to be playing other things, but in fact they are listening to the teacher's lectures. When faced with a child's inattention, parents or teachers should first eliminate everything that may affect the child's concentration, such as too fancy pencil cases, erasers, etc. If there are other things within the child's field of vision, it will be difficult for the child to concentrate.

However, a five-year-old child already has a certain degree of self-control, and parents can use some small tricks to cultivate their children's attention. For example, let the child concentrate on doing one thing for 20 minutes, and reward the child by playing a game for 5 minutes, and then slowly increase the time after the child has done it. In this way, I think the child's condition will improve.

It is common for first grade children to be unable to sit still in class. At this time, it is necessary to communicate effectively with the teacher to find out what the reason is for the child's inability to sit still. If it is due to pathological factors, the child must be taken to see a doctor as soon as possible. If it is related to the substances the child is exposed to, it is also necessary to understand clearly what substances they are so that the child can slowly adapt to the classroom.