Online classes at home have become the new normal for many children. But have you noticed that some children are easily distracted and undisciplined in an unsupervised network environment? Faced with this situation, how should parents respond?

Keep in touch with the teacher.

When children are found to be inattentive when surfing the Internet at home, such as playing games instead of listening attentively, parents can report this situation to the teacher in time. As an expert in education, teachers know how to communicate with children and guide them back to the right track.

Accompany the children in online classes.

Parents can accompany their children to online classes at home, which can not only supervise their learning status, but also provide them with necessary help. Accompanying study can not only improve children's concentration, but also deepen the emotional connection between parents and children.

Cultivate children's self-discipline ability

Although online learning may not be as efficient as traditional classroom, children still need self-discipline and concentration. Parents should encourage their children to take online classes as seriously as they do in class and consciously complete their learning tasks. After all, learning is the primary task of every student, and self-discipline is the key to success.

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Although online learning brings some challenges, it also provides children with more autonomy and flexibility. As long as parents and children work together to cultivate self-discipline and concentration, I believe every child can make progress in this special period.